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Due to COVID-19, Hoopa Tribal Forestry has closed its doors to the public. Should you need address forms, please call, and Forestry staff will gladly fill out the forms for you over the phone.
If you'd like to purchase firewood, please call 625-4284, Ext. 110 to schedule an appointment. For questions or further information, call 625-4284.

Attention Shoppers: As a proactive protective measure for the safety of their staff and customers, The Hoopa Grocery Store is currently concentrating limiting the number of shoppers in the store to ensure the health of our community. We're sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

OES: COVID-19 Information                                                          For the latest updates on the COVID-19 Pandemic, you can visit the Office of Emergency Services new website: hoopaoes.org. For questions, you can email questions@hoopaoes.org. And you can call (530) 625-8100. You can call or text this number with your questions or for updates.

The Regular Tribal Council Meeting originally scheduled for Thursday, April 2nd has been postponed until further notice, due to the COVID-19 Shelter In Place Order. The deadline for Agenda Requests for this meeting has been extended to Friday, April 3rd at 5:00 pm.

Due to the COVID·19, the Hoopa Tribal TANF Program will be operating on limited services effective immediately.
Consumers in the Family Services Program will continue to receive their cash aid checks via mail. All paperwork is to be mailed into the office in the prepaid envelope provided.

Land Management: Services Available By Phone                                Due to COVID-19, the Hoopa Land Management Department is taking precautionary measures to protect their employees and community members by requiring that all inquiries and requests for Land and Environmental issues be handled over the phone. Should you require any assistance or information from the Land Management Office, please call them at 625-5515 If you'd like to purchase firewood,…

Klamath Trinity Joint Unified School District Schools are on a school pause through April 19th. They anticipate returning to the regular school schedule on Monday, April 20th. This date is subject to change, and they will notify the public if it goes longer.
KTJUSD will continue daily meal delivery for all students, including Headstart Program Students and Child Development Students throughout this closure.

Humboldt County Behavioral Health is here to support you. Community Mental Health support for COVID Professional staff are available if you are feeling anxious, worried, or depressed related to the current health crisis and need someone to talk to. It can be even more challenging with the direction to shelter in place, leaving people feeling socially isolated. Please reach out for support Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by calling 707-268-2999.