Save the date. The TRCEL Grant Program and Indigenous Language Institute invite all Mescalero Tribal Members to a two day event at the Inn Of The Mountain Gods Convention Center happening May 5th & May 6th. Together we speak: Revitalizing Language Through Community Action.
As we enjoy evenings by our woodstoves and fireplaces, let’s remember to prioritize safety when it comes to disposing of ashes! Please ensure that ashes are completely cooled before emptying them. Always use a metal container with a tight-fitting lid to prevent any accidental fires. Your vigilance helps keep our community safe. Thank you for doing your part.
The New Mexico Real ID deadline is quickly approaching, which is May 7, 2025. Obtaining a New Mexico Real ID is an important step for residents to ensure they meet federal identification requirements while enhancing security and convenience. A New Mexico Real ID is important for several reasons: Federal compliance, Travel Requirements, Enhanced Security, State Identification.
The Mescalero Roads and Utilities Department is eager to hear your thoughts on the upcoming US Highway 70 wildlife crossing project! We want to ensure that both the drivers and wildlife habitats are considered in our planning and improvements.
Your feedback is invaluable in helping the project team understand the needs of our community. Please take a moment share your insights and suggestions. Let’s work together to enhance safety for drivers and create a better environment for our local wildlife. Help us spread the word by sharing this information with your family, friends, and neighbors. Their will be comment forms to fill out at the Tribal Offices, Thank you for your participation.
We want to keep everyone informed about the recent San Carlos 64 fire, which has affected an area of 2.75 acres. The good news is that the fire is now contained, and firefighters are currently mopping up and monitoring the situation. All roads are open back in Palmer Loop, but we urge everyone to exercise caution as fire crews are still active in the area.
We want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible fire crews working tirelessly on the San Carlos 64 fire. Your dedication, bravery, and had work to protect our community are truly commendable. Stay safe and thank you for your service!
Residents of the Palmer Loop have been placed on a ready status until further notice. No one has been evacuated, ready status is in effect.
Here are some updated information on the A’diidi ni’ kuaa project:
