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!

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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.

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Here are some updated information on the A’diidi ni’ kuaa project:

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Blessing Run For Our Homelands!
We gathered to honor and give back to the sacred elements of our homelands-our medicinal plants, animals, spring water sources, mountains, and grasslands. As Apache people, it is essential for us to remember and respect these gifts from Mother Earth.
The Blessing Run, initiated by our youth, serves a dual purpose: to pray for the well-being of our tribe and to reaffirm our connection to the land. We believe that the innocence and purity of our young ones bring powerful energy that is needed in these prayers.
Together, we run not just for ourselves but for the future of our people and the preservation of our heritage. Let us continue to cherish and protect the sacred gifts that sustain us.
Happy Chiricahua Day!

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A Red Flag Warning has been issued for today starting at noon till 9:00pm. What is a Red Flag Warning, it means a major fire could start at any time and is the highest level of fire danger.

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A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now, or will shortly. A combination of strong winds, low relative humidity, and warm temperatures can contribute to extreme fire danger. TODAY’S WIND ACTIVITY… WEST 20-25 MPH WITH GUST UP TO 40 MPH.

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