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Packets Delivery The US Census will be sending workers to visit each household in Hoopa to deliver 2020 Decennial Count Survey packets. These Census workers will ONLY deliver survey packets, they will not take any information. It will be your responsibility to fill out the survey and return it. These packets will also include your Census ID, which you will need to complete your Census Survey. Once you receive your Census ID, the Census survey can be completed Online at 2020census.gov,…

Patients who prefer to come to Kima:w Medical Center Pharmacy to pick-up medications can do so as long as they're wearing a facial covering, Follow the Six feet social distancing protocol, Use sanitizer at the door and Allow temperature check at the entrance of the clinic. Each pharmacy pick-up window will be disinfected before and after each patient use. The medication delivery option is still available. Kima:w Medical Center Pharmacy Hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.…

The Hoopa Fire Department has suspended Dooryard Trash Burning, effective  until further notice. No new burning permits will be issued. This means no burn barrel or pile burning until the restriction is formally cancelled. Within Hoopa, Smokehouses are still allowed. Campfires and barbeques are also allowed, with a Campfire Permit. For a Campfire Permit, call the Hoopa Fire Department at 625-4366 during normal business hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. They will gladly fill out one over…

Dream Quest will be having their 2020 Free Summer Lunch Program, Thursdays from Noon to 5:00 pm this Summer at Dream Quest in Willow Creek. Families will be able to pick up a box of food each week. Interested families will need to sign up, so they know how many boxes to have ready. You can sign up by phoning 629-3564 or emailing trish.oakes@dqwc.org or stop by Dream Quest, Tuesday through Friday afternoons from noon to 5:00 pm. Families that are on…

Hupa Family Resource Center in partnership with Food for People providing food and veggie bags for children and youth, up to 18 years old. They must live on the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. No application is required, but there is a limited supply. Parents must provide gender and age of the child (for reporting purposes) and you must be willing to pick up food bags. Food and veggie bags will be available through the 3rd week in August. Parents must…

Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District host Monday Night Markets, every Monday evening from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in downtown Hoopa, next to Coast Central Credit Union. KTRCD has market match for EBT and P-EBT recipients, matching dollar for dollar. They also have the voucher for SSI/SSD Native American households.* Please note that it is a requirement to wear masks and not touch any produce at market. KTRCD reminds people to obey the 6ft. social distancing protocol and use hand…

Humboldt County Department of Health And Human Services is offering through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, emergency dislocated worker funds are available from The Smart Center at the Job Market. Funds can be used for a broad spectrum of supportive services. Currently the funds will expire at the end of September. Financial assistance may be available if you were laid off due to actual COVID 19 OR are experiencing a reduction in hours and/or pay due to COVID-19 OR…

Hupa Family Resource Center is offering diapers kits to eligible community members. Diaper kits come with diapers and wipes. Family must be low income and meet 200% Federal poverty guidelines and live on the Hoopa Valley Reservation. Diaper kits are available once every 30 days, while supplies last. Application must be completed at HFRC. Variety of sizes available Size 1 through Size 5. For more information call Hupa Family Resource Center at 625-4816.