2025 SENIOR CLASS! TRCEL GRANT PROGRAM: Ke’bane Project! OPEN TO ALL TRIBAL STUDENTS GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL! ASLL DISTRICTS WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE! PLEASE CONTACT Christina Byers- TRCEL Grant Coordinator TO REGISTER BEGINNING January 17, 2025! Contact information is: 575-464-9262 or 575-808-2197.
We are excited to announce an upcoming training session for used on Conscious Discipline, a transformative approach to social-emotional learning, discipline, and self-regulation. This program aims to equip parents with the tools and strategies needed to foster a positive and supportive environment for our children.
Whether you’re looking to enhance your parenting skills or simply want to learn more about supporting your child’s emotional growth, this training is for you! Join us as we explore techniques that promote connection, empathy, and resilience in our families.
Together, let’s nurture our children’s emotional well-being and create a compassionate community.
Spraying and neutering pets in our communities can have several important benefits:
Population Control: These procedures help manage the pet population, reducing the numbers of unwanted pets.
Health Benefits: Spraying (for females)and neutering (males) can reduce the risk of certain health issues, such as cancers and infections.
Behavioral Improvements: Neutered males are often less aggressive and less likely to roam, while unwanted behaviors that can lead to conflicts with neighbors or issues within the community Overall, spraying and neutering pets can contribute to healthier pets, safer communities, and more sustainable environment for both animals and people. We appreciate those that have traveled far to volunteer from the states of Washington State and as far as New Hampshire and as well as our Conservation Officers as well.
We are excited to announce the formation of our new Tribal Council, a dedicated group of individuals committed to serving our community and upholding our traditions. This council embodies our shared values, vision, and the spirit of collaboration that defines our tribe.
Councilman Clyde Dave Jr, Councilman Christie La Paz Jr, Councilwoman Krystal Enjady, and Councilwoman Dorlynn Simmons have been chosen for their leadership skills, community involvement, and deep understanding of our cultural heritage. Together, they will work to address the needs of our community, promote our interests, and ensure that our voices are heard at every level.
The Tribal Administration would like to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Councilman Aguilar, Councilwoman Blaylock, and Councilwoman Platta. Your tireless efforts, leadership, and dedication have made a lasting impact on our tribe and have helped to shape a brighter future for all of us.
Your unwavering dedication to serving our community, advocating for our rights, and promoting our cultural heritage have not gone unnoticed. Your hard work, passion, and vision have inspired us all and have a laid a strong foundation for us to build upon.
As you transition out of your roles, please know that your contributions have made a significant difference and have left a lasting legacy. We are grateful for your services and dedication, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Thank you for your commitment, hard work, and leadership.
Due to the severe snowstorm currently affecting our area, we strongly discourage all non- essential travel on highways and local roads. Conditions are hazardous, with reduced visibility and slippery surfaces posing significant risks to drivers. Highway 70 going towards Alamogordo and the Ruidoso area’s are snowpacked and icy road conditions. TRAVEL IS HIGHLY DISCOURAGED.
