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Yes! The library now offers curbside service. You may place holds over the phone or through The Library’s online catalog at Humlib.org. Curbside pickup at the Kim Yerton Memorial Hoopa Branch Library is Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00-12:45 & 2-4:30pm.   At the Hoopa Library, the outside drop box is open Wednesday 9 am through Saturday 5 PM. Hours of service vary branch to branch; please call your branch for further information. While library buildings remain closed to the public, the parking lot…

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,…

P-EBT application is NOW OPEN! Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer is a one-time benefit for families who have lost access to free or reduced-price meals because of closures related to COVID-19. It works the same way Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits do. With a P-EBT card you can buy groceries at most grocery stores, at most farmer's markets and use Online at Amazon and Walmart. You can use your P-EBT benefits for one year. Families with children who are eligible…

KTJUSD: School Reopening Survey The Klamath Trinity Joint Unified School District is actively planning and coordinating their options for reopening school in August. In order to help make decisions on how to best provide safe instruction to students next year, the District is currently taking a survey to get a feel for what families are comfortable with. You only need to fill it out once per family. If you have not received communication from KTJUSD about this, the link for…

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 Regular Tribal Council Meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 2nd has been rescheduled to Tuesday, July 7th, with the Executive Session being held at 10:00 am, the Open session at 1:30 pm in the Tribal Council Chambers. The Tribal Council apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Should you have any questions, please call Amber Turner, Executive Secretary at 625-4211, Ext.393.

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…

Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District is looking for vendors to start this season's Monday Night Market, beginning July 6th, from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. They need to touch base on the guidelines of vendors to maintain a safe Market during this pandemic. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please call Meagen Baldy, (530) 515-5233 or Carmeli Begay, (707) 845-3945. This is a great opportunity for vendors to make money selling produce and value added product.