NEXT WEEK: Historic Opening Prayer on the House Floor by Isleta Pueblo Chief Justice Verna Teller Governor's Report !! We Need

Isleta Pueblo News Volume 15 Issue 1 Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.co January 2020

Governor’s Report !! We Need Your Help To Ma gu wam, and the parents and staff who made Stop Poaching !! this possible – it was very special. We Greetings to all and a Happy New Year. have already received many inquiries Isleta Police, Open Space Division, needs the It is amazing how time flies and we are to reserve the facility, however, rental help of our community in solving a poaching now in our second year of our term. I details are still in the works. case. On or about December 15, 2019 a group hope that everyone enjoyed the holidays of unknown individuals unlawfully harvested and thank you for joining us for the For those of you farmers interested in a deer on the west side near the Rio Puerco. traditional festivities. obtaining the blue corn for planting, we Evidence found at the scene leads us to believe have received a donation of the corn, The Opening of the Chical Reception the individuals involved unlawfully harvested a which will be distributed to our tribal Hall took place on December 14, 2019. Mule Deer buck. members. The corn is pre-bagged in 1 Many members of the community were gallon bags. Please call in advance so These types of incidents are common throughout present to join in the opening. The that we may have the product waiting the year and unfortunately not only happen Isleta Veteran’s Association opened for you at the Governor’s Office 505 869- throughout the United States but also here on the ceremony with posting of colors- 3111. the Pueblo of Isleta. It is very sad to see our thank you to Fred Lujan, James Keryte, people take these steps in harvesting an animal. Michael Lucero, Antonio Griego, and Wishing you all a Happy and When individuals unlawfully take wildlife they Ulysses Abeita. I want to send out a Prosperous New Year. Good are taking from the people of the Pueblo. It special thank you to the Isleta Head health to all. is these individuals who give hunters a bad Start children who danced at the event name. As native people we have a long history of hunting. As Pueblo people we should have pride and be thankful for what our mother earth provides. Our traditions teach us to respect the game we kill by thanking the wildlife for giving its life so we can nourish ourselves and our families. In this field of work we come across cranes, ducks and other wildlife that have been killed and discarded like trash on the ranges or in the Bosque. Help us end the needless killing of our wildlife and work together as a community to stop poaching. A cash reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest or conviction of individuals At the opening, the Honorable Verna Teller was acknowledged for her participation involved. Please call our Police Department at in the US House of Representatives for delivering the invocation on November 13, 505-869-3030 or the Open Space Enforcement 2019. Congratulations and thank you Judge Teller for your positive representation Division at 505-869-7561 with any information. on behalf of all US Native Americans and the Pueblo of Isleta. Please read press Isleta Open Space Division release below for additional information. NEXT WEEK: Historic Opening Prayer on ISLETA RESORT & CASINO the House Floor by Isleta Pueblo Chief If you haven’t had the opportunity to visit Isleta Justice Verna Teller Resort & Casino in some time, Management wants you to ‘come visit, enjoy, and walk around November 7, 2019 to see the reinvention of Isleta Resort & Casino.’ Press Release - There’s no doubt that returning guests have been Teller will become the first Native American to deliver the invocation on the House amazed to see the transformation of the property Floor following its $40 million renovation, which WASHINGTON, D.C. - Next week, Congresswomen Deb Haaland (NM-01) will launched in 2016 and is set to wrap up in early welcome Isleta Pueblo Chief Justice Verna Teller to deliver a historic opening prayer 2020. on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. The invocation will be the first time Meanwhile, work continues at the Isleta Lakes a Native American delivers the opening prayer and comes as Haaland celebrates her & RV Park as the Resort adds 50 new spaces to First Native American History Month as a Member of Congress. the property. The addition will also include a WHO: Isleta Pueblo Chief Justice Verna Teller new playground for the venue’s youngest guests WHAT: Historic Opening Prayer on the Floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to enjoy. WHEN: Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at Noon “We hope you might drive by, fish, and enjoy this WHERE: Floor of the U.S. House of Representatives and online here. area, as well as all of the other exciting amenities “Native American Heritage Month is a time to reflect on the contributions that our we’ve unveiled. We’re thrilled to offer a new and Native communities have made to this country and the tragedies that they endured. improved facility, which generates revenues for Having Verna Teller on the House Floor does both - it reminds us that in the 200-plus the Pueblo of Isleta,” said Isleta Resort & Casino years of our country’s history, the first people of this continent were excluded, but CEO Harold Baugus. “Once again, I want to also that through resilience and perseverance we are still here and working to make thank the Pueblo of Isleta Administration for our country a better place. Verna Teller has fought for a seat at the table, broken having the faith in management to fully execute down barriers, and achieved success in leadership positions, and I’m so proud she this project for the Pueblo,” he continued. will be delivering this historic invocation,” said Congresswoman Deb Haaland. Finally, the Resort remains committed to its As an enrolled member of Pueblo of Isleta, Chief Judge Teller broke barriers in New ultimate goal to give every member of the Pueblo Mexico when she was elected as the first female Pueblo Governor of Isleta in 1987. of Isleta an opportunity for employment at the Her legacy has been instrumental in amplifying the voices of Native American women Resort & Casino. Job Fairs will continue to be in elected leadership positions and tribal governance, not only during her tenure as held throughout the New Year, and several are Governor, but also through her eight years of service as President of the Isleta Tribal planned to take place on the Pueblo for Tribal Council. Through her leadership, the Pueblo was successful in becoming the first Members only. The Resort says they hope to hire tribe in the United States to assert their right under federal law to establish water as many Tribal Members as want to seek the quality standards to protect the health of their community, traditional ceremonial opportunity for successful employment at Isleta practices, and waters of the Rio Grande. Resort & Casino. Page 2 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR PERMANENCY PLACEMENT HEARING NEWS DEADLINE for February Newsletter articles is set for FIRST NOTICE – A Notice of Permanency Placement Hearing for Social Wednesday, January 22, 2019, at 4:30 pm. Articles may be Services vs. Ashton Abeita and Daniel L. Lucero, Case No. 17CHI00002, dropped off at the Library or emailed to poi02002@isletapueblo. has been filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Courts. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. at the Isleta Tribal com. Should you email your article, expect a confirmation Court Clerk, located at the Tribal Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building email. If you do not receive a confirmation email, odds are it A, Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding the matter may be directed to the never made it to me and then it’s time to panic, so call Nate at Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505) 869-9699. 505.869.9808. People who wish to submit an article or flyer are responsible PROBATE NEWS for generating their own article or flyer. Should you need help, FIRST NOTICE – A petition to Probate the Estate of Lex Jaramillo, deceased please call the Library at 505.869.9808 and set up a date and April 28, 2019. Case No. CV-PR-0251-2019, has been filed with the Pueblo of time to sit down with a Library staff member who will help you Isleta Tribal Courts. Any person claiming an interest in the Estate may notify the throughout the process. The Library will NOT accept notes Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in writing within thirty (30) days of this notice dropped off at the Library or information over the phone to being posted. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for Monday, January 27, 2020 at 2:15 p.m. Claims must be filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal generate your article. Court Clerk, located at the Tribal Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building PROBATES need to be published in the Newsletter for two A, Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding the matter may be directed to the consecutive months. Probates are considered court documents, Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505) 869-9699. therefore, all submitters must provide: 1) Name of Deceased, 2) Date of Deceased 3) Court Case # and 4) Date of Court Date. A From the Family of Probate form can be found on the Newsletter Archive page at http://www.isletapueblo.com/newsletters.html . 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Ads that and continues to be a positive influence exceed the 160 characters will NOT be submitted into the in the lives of her siblings. Ava is also Newsletter. A single picture may be submitted with the ad. a utility player for the ABQ Stingers Submitters of classified ads are responsible for generating their 14U Fast Pitch Softball Team. She has own ads as this is a FREE service. dreams of becoming an Art Teacher As a reminder, Tribal business owners may submit a small when she grows up. Congratulation flyer at no charge. Like the classified ads, business owners are Ava Bear. We all love you very much responsible for generating their own flyers as this is a FREE and we are all very proud of you heta. service. Keep up the good work. Classified ads and business flyers will be posted no more than two consecutive months. In the event where the Newsletter ARE YOU 60+ YEARS OF AGE may exceed the 24-page limit, classified ads and business flyers AND NEED A RIDE, will be “bumped” for newsletter articles. Again, this is a FREE WELL, FEAR NO MORE, service for Tribal members. THE PUEBLO OF ISLETA ELDER CENTER IS HERE The Isleta Newsletter is owned and operated by the Pueblo of TO HELP Isleta. Therefore, the Governor of the Pueblo of Isleta has the final say of all articles and contents within the Isleta Newsletter. We offer transportation (one-on-one) For additional questions, you may call the Library and speak to meet your daily needs: with Nate or Diane at 505.869.9808. • Grocery Shopping (Wal-Mart, Smiths, Albertson’s, etc.) Thank you, • Retail Shopping (Dollar Store, Home Depot/Lowes, Shopping Nathaniel Lujan Mall, etc.) Newsletters may be found at the sixteen distribution locations • Run Errands (pay bills, go to laundromat, get haircut or listed below. Remember, Digital copies of the Newsletter get you to the center or other agencies to apply for supplemental may be obtained from the Newsletter archive at http://www. resources, such as Medicaid/Medicare, or Social Security, etc.) isletapueblo.com/newsletters.html • If you want to have lunch or join any scheduled Elder Center The sixteen Newsletter distribution locations are: activity or event, we can pick you up and take you back home (pick 1) The Administration Building (Governor’s Office): up for lunch begins at 11:30 am and take home at 1:00pm) Receptionist Desk 2) Census Office: Receptionist Desk We offer the following outings to provide you an 3) Health Center: Lobby(Newsletter Stand) opportunity to get out of the house. Invite a friend or 4) Housing Department: Receptionist Desk family member and leave the driving to us: 5) Department of Education: Receptionist Desk 6) New Recreation Center: Newsletter Stand • Lunch (Furr’s, Golden Corral, or your favorite place) 7) Old Recreation Center: Front Desk & Breakroom • Events to include Balloon Fiesta, State Fair, Art Shows or (Newsletter Stand) Movie Day and more 8) Tribal Service Complex: Receptionist Desk • Feast Days (During Spring and summer months) 9) Tribal Service Complex: I.P.D. Dispatch Window 10) Tribal Service Complex: Tribal Courts Window 24-hour advance scheduling is required 11) Elders Center: Receptionist Desk & Lunch Delivery To schedule your ride, call the Elder Center 12) Head Start: Receptionist Desk Outreach Office at(505) 869-9770. 13) Library: Newsletter Stand We are Happy to Assist Your Transportation Needs! 14) Ranchitos Park: Blue Box (see picture for example) 15) Old Head Start Complex: Blue Box (see picture for example) 16) Intersection of Tribal Road 82 & Tribal Road 84: Blue Box (see picture for example) January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 3 ISLETA POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER

WELCOME! DONE!

The Isleta Police Department hopes your Christmas holidays were filled with wonderful memories, love and joy! CONGRATULATIONS Barr. “The Attorney General’s Award for Detective Kathleen Lucero of the Isleta Distinguished Service in Policing honors Tribal Police Department, New Mexico The Isleta Police Department is proud to exceptional police officers and the vital public announce Detective Kathleen Lucero was “Detective Lucero is being recognized for service they provide. The brave men and recently presented with a national award for community policing initiatives that provide women in law enforcement are engaged in an Innovations in Community Policing bestowed resources to the impoverished youth, and build unrelenting and often unacknowledged fight upon her during a presentation ceremony connections between law enforcement and to keep our communities safe each and every held by Attorney General William P. Barr and the community. Through the annual Reach day. It is an honor to thank them for their the Justice Department. for A Star initiative, Detective Lucero provides service.” gifts and food to more than 150 children President Donald J. Trump established clear and their families during the holiday season. directives for the Department of Justice – Through her Camp Courage program, 60 with three Executive Orders – demonstrating children participate in a youth camp every his strong support of the law enforcement summer. Detective Lucero’s on- and off-duty community. These Executive Orders commit dedication cannot be overstated and has the Department to working in tandem with made a true impact on the community.” state and local law enforcement to restore the rule of law, reduce violent crime, dismantle criminal gangs, and combat the growing drug epidemic. Today the Department of Justice continues to support the President’s directive to honor law enforcement officers by announcing the third annual Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service in Policing. Detective Lucero has been with the Isleta The Attorney General’s Award recognizes Police Department since 2006 when she individual state, local, and tribal sworn rank- joined the Department and was assigned to and-file police officers and deputies for (As taken from the Justice Department press release) patrol officer. In 2014 she was promoted to exceptional efforts in policing. The awarded Detective Lucero with John Cummings the Criminal Investigations unit. officers and deputies have demonstrated Anderson, United States Attorney for the She implemented the “Reaching for a Star” active engagement with the community in United States District Court for the District of project in 2012 and has been its driving force one of three areas: criminal investigations, New Mexico and her son Matthew Lente, Jr. since. She was also instrumental in beginning field operations or innovations in community a summer camp for youth program in 2014. policing. The Department received 199 nominations for 414 individuals ranging from Detective Lucero has always worked diligently state police departments, to local police, to not only to protect the citizens of the Pueblo but to take notice of the youth within the campus public safety agencies. This award community and try to assess and provide for highlights the work that troopers, officers their needs. and deputies do to prevent, intervene in, and respond to crime and public safety issues. You are an outstanding credit to this The individuals recognized today include: department and to the community. There were three categories those being, CONGRATULATIONS!! Criminal Investigations, Field Operations and The event was held December 3, 2019 in Innovations in Community Policing. Washington, D.C. which recognized the work SAFETY REMINDER of 19 law enforcement officers and deputies WELCOME Children will be returning to school after the from 12 jurisdictions across the country. As holiday vacation so we again remind travelers stated in a press release: to be aware of children walking to school, JUSTICE NEWS boarding and getting off buses in the morning Department of Justice and afternoon and crossing streets to get to Office of Public Affairs school/home. Watch speeds, buckle up, and never pass a school bus with lights flashing FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE and stop sign posted. Help keep our children Tuesday, December 3, 2019 safe. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HONORS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND DEPUTIES IN FROM THE DESK OF CHIEF STANLEY THIRD ANNUAL ATTORNEY GENERAL’S AWARD The Department hopes all enjoyed the FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN POLICING holidays and wish you a Happy New Year! Attorney General William P. Barr and Justice Many changes have occurred in 2019 and the Department leadership today announced Police Department continually strives to adjust the recipients of the Third Annual Attorney to the needs of the community. Be prepared General’s Award for Distinguished Service for the upcoming year of 2020 and a new slate in Policing, recognizing the exceptional work We welcome the newest addition to the of activities. The Department is anticipating of 19 law enforcement officers and deputies Animal Control Division, Jerome Antonio. taking community policing to a different level from 12 jurisdictions across the country. Jerome joined the division December 2, 2019. in 2020 with a dedicated community policing “Honoring and supporting the work of law He was previously with U.S. Game and Fish/ officer who will interact with community enforcement officers and deputies is a top Bosque del Apache stationed out of Socorro, residents as well as teach D.A.R.E. (Drug priority for the Trump Administration, and New Mexico for approximately eleven years. Abuse Resistance Education) and work with today is an opportunity for me to personally different groups in the community. An effort Jerome is from Laguna Pueblo and looks express my gratitude and commitment to will be made to work more closely with the forward to serving the community and we those who risk their lives daily to protect elders and youth in the community as well as welcome him aboard! our communities,” said Attorney General with other department heads. Page 4 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

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Requisition Posting Title Department Employment Posting Posting Number Status Date Status 901 Bartender F&B 777 SPORTS BAR Full-time 12/10/2019 Internal Expires 01/15/2020 982 Chief Financial Officer EXEC MANAGEMENT Full-time 12/17/2019 Internal Expires 12/24/2019 External Posts 12/24/2019 883 Cook III F&B PANDA EXPRESS Full-time 11/27/2019 Internal Expires 01/08/2020 981 IT Specialist I IT Full-time 12/19/2019 Internal Expires 12/26/2019 External Posts 12/26/2019 1001 Slots Floor Technician SLOTS Full-time 12/19/2019 Internal Expires 12/26/2019 External Posts 12/26/2019 1002 Slots Lab Technician SLOTS Full-time 12/19/2019 Internal Expires 12/26/2019 External Posts 12/26/2019 197 Slots Floor Attendant SLOTS Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 501 Slots Floor Attendant SLOTS Part-time 09/09/2019 Open Until Filled 762 Slots Floor Attendant SLOTS Full-time 11/04/2019 Open Until Filled 747 Poker Dealer POKER Full-time 10/31/2019 Open Until Filled 213 Admissions/Issue Clerk BINGO Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 443 Cage Cashier CAGE Full-time 08/27/2019 Open Until Filled 524 Cage Cashier CAGE Full-time 09/16/2019 Open Until Filled 525 Main Banker CAGE Full-time 09/16/2019 Open Until Filled 641 CCTV Systems Technician SURVEILLANCE Full-time 10/02/2019 Open Until Filled 724 Surveillance Agent SURVEILLANCE Full-time 11/01/2019 Open Until Filled 925 Surveillance Agent SURVEILLANCE Full-time 12/10/2019 Open Until Filled 941 Surveillance Agent SURVEILLANCE Full-time 12/11/2019 Open Until Filled 195 Security Officer I SECURITY Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 196 Security Officer II SECURITY Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 321 Security Officer III SECURITY Full-time 12/16/2019 Open Until Filled 265 Slots Shift Supervisor (PW) SLOTS PALACE WEST Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 861 Front Desk Agent FRONT DESK Full-time 11/25/2019 Open Until Filled 743 Sales Manager HOTEL SALES Full-time 10/31/2019 Open Until Filled 209 Hotel PM Technician HOUSEKEEPING Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 187 Lobby Porter HOUSEKEEPING Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 472 Room Attendant HOUSEKEEPING Full-time 12/12/2019 Open Until Filled 961 Shuttle Driver VALET Full-time 12/11/2019 Open Until Filled 424 Valet Attendant VALET Full-time 12/20/2019 Open Until Filled 171 Busser(TIWA) F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 166 Cook I (TIWA) F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 153 Cook II(TIWA) F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 221 Cook II(TIWA) F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 168 Room Service/Cashier F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 169 Server(TIWA) F&B TIWA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 523 Supervisor F & B F&B TIWA Full-time 09/13/2019 Open Until Filled 164 Cashier(Embers) F&B EMBERS Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 741 Cook II F&B EMBERS Full-time 11/01/2019 Open Until Filled 742 Cook II F&B EMBERS Full-time 11/01/2019 Open Until Filled 297 Barback F&B SPORTS BOOK BAR Part-time 11/23/2019 Open Until Filled 298 Supervisor F & B F&B SPORTS BOOK BAR Full-time 12/09/2019 Open Until Filled 884 Food Attendant F&B FAT BURGER Full-time 11/27/2019 Open Until Filled 923 Cook I F&B PANDA EXPRESS Full-time 12/03/2019 Open Until Filled 147 Cook I(Chili Ristra) F&B CHILI RISTRA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 154 Cook II(Chile Ristra) F&B CHILI RISTRA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 723 Food Attendant F&B CHILI RISTRA Full-time 10/24/2019 Open Until Filled 156 Food Attendant (Beverage) F&B CHILI RISTRA Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 885 Food Attendant (Beverage) F&B DAUBERS Full-time 11/27/2019 Open Until Filled 750 Barback F&B 777 SPORTS BAR Full-time 10/31/2019 Open Until Filled 763 Cocktail Server F&B 777 SPORTS BAR Full-time 11/05/2019 Open Until Filled 320 Bartender F&B FUN CONNECTION Full-time 08/14/2019 Open Until Filled 162 Off-Site Attendant F&B FUN CONNECTION Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 828 Cook II F&B BANQUETS Full-time 11/25/2019 Open Until Filled 160 Cook I F&B EMPLOYEE DINING Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 159 EDR Attendant F&B EMPLOYEE DINING Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 161 Restaurant Chef F&B EMPLOYEE DINING Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 151 Cook II (Prep) F&B PREP Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 730 Cook III F&B PREP Full-time 10/24/2019 Open Until Filled 728 Sous Chef F&B PREP Full-time 10/24/2019 Open Until Filled 729 Sous Chef F&B PREP Full-time 10/24/2019 Open Until Filled 383 Lead Steward F&B UTILITY Full-time 08/19/2019 Open Until Filled 173 Steward F&B UTILITY Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 341 Steward F&B UTILITY Full-time 08/09/2019 Open Until Filled 464 Steward F&B UTILITY Full-time 09/02/2019 Open Until Filled 942 Steward F&B UTILITY Full-time 12/06/2019 Open Until Filled 285 Beverage Server F&B FLOOR BEVERAGE Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 544 Massage Therapist SPA Full-time 09/26/2019 Open Until Filled 823 Pool Attendant SPA Full-time 11/13/2019 Open Until Filled 881 Cosmetologist SPA Full-time 11/27/2019 Open Until Filled 824 Esthetician SPA Full-time 11/13/2019 Open Until Filled 284 Irrigation Technician GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 825 Irrigation Technician GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Full-time 11/18/2019 Open Until Filled 299 Lakes Groundskeeper LAKES Seasonal 08/07/2019 Open Until Filled January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 5

Requisition Posting Title Department Employment Posting Posting Number Status Date Status 827 Bowling & Recreation Mechanic FUN CONNECTION Full-time 11/18/2019 Open Until Filled 178 Recreation Attendant FUN CONNECTION Part-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 191 Guest Service Representative MARKETING PLAYERS CLUB Full-time 08/01/2019 Open Until Filled 924 Training Coordinator Training & Development Full-time 12/04/2019 Open Until Filled 175 HVAC TECH II FACILITIES MAINTENANCE Full-time 08/07/2019 Open Until Filled

Pueblo of Isleta Career Opportunities Position Posting Office Location Closing Date ACCOUNTANT Health Center 01/03/2020 ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR - AMENDED Elder Center Open Until Filled ARCHIVIST TECHNICIAN Tribal Council 12/23/2019 ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNCIL II - REPOSTED Legal Department Open Until Filled BUS DRIVER (Part Time) - REPOSTED Head Start/Early Head Start Child Care Open Until Filled BUYER Procurement 12/24/2019 CHILD CARE PROVIDER Head Start/Early Head Start/Child Care Open Until Filled CLINICAL THERAPIST-REPOSTED Health Center/Behavioral Health Open Until Filled CONSTRUCTION MANAGER Planning Department Open Until Filled C-STORE ASSISTANT MANAGER Travel Center/One Stop Open Until Filled CUSTODIAN Public Works Open Until Filled CUSTODIAN Health Center 12/27/2019 DITCH RIDER - REPOSTED Natural Resources Within Only, Open Until Filled EARLY HEAD START TEACHER Head Start/Early Head Start/Child Care Open Until Filled EMT INTERMEDIATE - REPOSTED Health Center Open Until Filled EMT PARAMEDIC (2 Positions) - REPOSTED Health Center Open Until Filled FIRE CHIEF Administration Open Until Filled OPEN SPACE ENFORCEMENT CADET Police Department Within Only, 12/31/2019 OPEN SPACE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Police Department Within Only, Open Until Filled OPTOMETRIST Health Center Open Until Filled PAINTER - REPOSTED Housing Authority Open Until Filled PERSONAL CARE SERVICE AIDE (Occasional) - REPOSTED Elder Center Open Until Filled PHYSICIAN Health Center Open Until Filled PLUMBER - REPOSTED Housing Authority Open Until Filled POLICE OFFICER - CERTIFIED Police Department Open Until Filled REGISTERED NURSE - REPOSTED Health Center Open Until Filled SALES ASSOCIATE Travel Center/One Stop Within Only, Open Until Filled TRANSFER STATION ATTENDANT - REPOSTED Solid Waste Within Only, Open Until Filled VETERAN SUPPORT SERVICE PROGRAM MEMBER Elder Center Open Until Filled WATER-WASTEWATER APPRENTICE / Public Works Open Until Filled WATER-WASTEWATER OPERATOR IV Optometry Services

Patients in need of Optometry Services: Due to the Optometrist vacancy the IHC Optometry Department and PRC are working together to schedule Optometry services outside of the Isleta Health Center. Please be advised that services that are coordinated require an authorized referral from PRC in advance. Patients who schedule their own Optometry appointment without an authorized referral will be financially responsible for payment. Optometry Services available to IHC Patients: • Frame and lens selection • Frame repair and adjustment • Ordering glasses and contact lenses Optometry will accept prescriptions for glasses and contacts from outside providers as long as the prescription is not expired. If you have questions or concerns please contact Optometry services @869-4080 THANK YOU -Isleta Health Center Optometry Department

Isleta Pueblo News Editor: Nathaniel Lujan Asst. Editor: Diane Abeita Published By: Valencia Express Page 6 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

Quick Facts:

• Cigarette butts are toxic to our ocean animals and to us. • Cigarette filters are made of cellulose- acetate, which is not biodegradable. • According to San Diego State University Public Health Professor Tom Novotny, “Even one butt in a liter of water can kill the fish in a period of 96 hours.” • Ocean animals like crabs and salmon can then filter toxins into their systems and transmit the toxins to humans when the animals are eaten. • Over time these toxins can affect human health. It is time to stop the “Butt Cycle.” There needs to be a shift in individual and collective thinking to classify cigarette butts as toxic waste and they should be disposed of in a way that does not hurt our environment.

Article by Tammi Meissner, POW and Wrangell Health Educator and

Tobacco Policy

Small Changes ‘Tis the Season’ to take care of your teeth! Really Add Up! ● Choose less sugary drinks and more water

● Eat more fresh foods and less packaged foods

● Plan meals and snacks to help everyone in the house choose healthier options

● Plan a few weekly activities for the family that During the holiday time of year, it’s easy to get caught up in celebrating and let get you moving our routines slip. Keep these dental care tips in mind to end the holidays with the healthy smile you started them with. ● Start with smaller portions on your plate 1. Stick with your oral hygiene routine, it’s especially important during the treat-heavy holidays ● Increase fruits and vegetables

2. Schedule a post-holiday checkup and cleaning to be sure you’re starting ● Choose whole grains over refined the new year clean and cavity-free white flour

3. Protect your teeth during winter sports with a mouth-guard and avoid Research shows that working on one or two opening packages with your teeth to prevent chips or breaks areas at a time, versus completely overhauling our diets, increases our chances of success so 4. Be sure to drink more water, particularly after meals or sugary snacks start small.

5. Speaking of snacks, opt for fresh fruits or other healthy treats whenever possible For many still in school or college, the holiday season is the start of Winter break. This is an excellent time to schedule any necessary dental work such as wisdom teeth extractions or taking care of cavities. Schedule your child today and send them back to school with a healthy smile. The holidays are a joyful, special time to enjoy with friends and family, and following these tips will help you share a beautiful, healthy smile with loved ones into the New Year. Some people have been concerned with the long wait to get an appointment. We take walk-ins everyday if you have a tooth ache, and can schedule you as soon as next week for an exam. Give us a call at 505-869-4499. -Happy New Year from Isleta Dental Clinic staff. January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 7 FROM THE DESK OF THE ISLETA PUEBLO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR (Arnold Sena):

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! I don’t have been able to gather, it seems as if the know about all of you, but for me it’s hard to pool has been closed for well over a year now believe that it’s the year 2020 already! I hope due to some construction issues that have the New Year has been good to everyone been on-going in the Aquatics Center. Let me so far and my New Year’s wish for each and assure that one of my main priorities as the every one of you is that you all have great Department Director is to get the pool back health, happiness, and success in the coming up and running as quickly as possible and we year and always! are currently working on doing that. For those of you that don’t know who I am or Many of you know that the facility and pool don’t remember me from 2 years ago, let me are well over 20 years old and both are in dire introduce or reintroduce myself to you. My need of some upgrades. One of the upgrades name is Arnold Sena and I’m the new Director that we (Department, Governors and Tribal The new recreation center will be hosting a of the Isleta Pueblo Parks & Recreation Council) are working on right now is trying 5-6th grade boys and girls tournament on Department. I started back with the pueblo to secure funds to get the swimming pool re- January 25-26th. More information about this the last week of October and I’m looking plastered. The pool really needs a facelift tournament will be posted here at the center forward to meeting all of you. For those of and getting it re-plastered will help make sure very soon. Please come out and support the you that do know me and remember me that the pool stays in good shape for another kids for our community that are playing, I’m from when I worked here as the Department 10 to 20 years. If and when the funding is sure they would love to see you there. Director, from November of 2015 through officially approved to re-plaster the pool that The adult recreation volleyball season is also December of 2017, I’m back! It’s great to be is when we will start that project. underway. This season we have 12 teams back and it’s great to see all the friendly faces We (department staff) are extremely anxious participating in the league and the competition from the past. I really want to thank you all for and we want to get the pool up and running has been great. With a couple weeks left the very warm welcome back, I can honestly again as quickly as possible just like everyone in the season good sportsmanship has been say that you’ve all made me feel like I was else in the community, but we want to make demonstrated by all teams and everyone coming home, THANK YOU! Once again it’s sure that we get everything done correctly as seems to be having a great time participating. great to be back! well. Please keep in mind that getting things The season will wrap up with a single I have noticed a few positive changes that done quickly doesn’t always mean that they elimination tournament January 14-16th. We have taken place over the past two years are done right, so we ask that you continue to hope to get more teams participating next and I’m hoping that we as a department can be patient. We are also in need of additional season. continue to build on those changes and keep pool staff (Lifeguards) we are currently in the Our after school recreation program working towards providing the Isleta Pueblo process of trying to hire additional pool staff. continues to be a great program for the youth community and its tribal members with Having trained staff in place is extremely that attend daily. The children are always facilities, programs, parks and services that important for the safety of anyone who uses given an opportunity to do homework, read, keep all of you coming back day after day. the pool. If anyone is interested in working have a snack and have fun every day. The as a Lifeguard here and you have all your I know with the start of the New Year comes staff that works with the children daily are certifications up to date please apply for one New Year’s Resolutions and my hope is that always available to help the children with of my vacant Lifeguard positions. If you have all of you or many of you will make a resolution their homework, if help is needed. Our staff any questions about the pool, the positions or to use our facilities, parks and programs really enjoys what they do and they are very anything else please feel free to contact me more this year. Please remember that we serious about making sure the children are at (505) 869-9777. I will continue to provide (Parks & Recreation Department) have some involved and happy being in our program. updates on the status of the swimming pool awesome facilities, great amenities, beautiful Parents please make sure to thank our as things progress. parks and awesome staff that are all available recreation staff when you get the opportunity to each and everyone one of you. I hope that SPORTS PROGRAM UPDATE - The season to do so; they are constantly prepping and all of you or most of you will take advantage for the elementary basketball teams is off to planning activities to make sure our children of all that the Department has to offer. Please a great start. On December 7th our youth are enjoying themselves. If you need more come by our facilities and talk to our staff to basketball teams traveled to Jemez Riverside information about the program please feel see just how they can help you become a and were able to come away with wins for all free to contact the center. healthier person this year. 4 teams. The teams consist of 3-4th grade FITNESS OPPORTUNITIES – For those of boys and girls and 5-6th grade boys and girls. 2019 REACHING FOR THE STARS you that have not stopped by lately, we have On December 11th the 5-6th grade teams CHRISTMAS EVENT – This event took place some new fitness staff members that are had another away game at Haak’U in Acoma. at the center in December and every year available for your fitness needs. Our Fitness The girls played a great game but came up this event gets bigger and better. This past staff is available to help you with one on one short and lost by 2 points. The boy’s game December over 200 gifts were donated, which instruction, aerobics classes, spin classes etc. was also a barn burner and they were able to meant that over 200 children received gifts These individuals would love to hear from you come out victorious winning by 2 points. because of this event. It’s always wonderful concerning future fitness classes and ideas to see the look on the faces of the children If there are any 3-4th grade girls interested you may have. We want to make sure that that get gifts. A lot of work goes into making in playing basketball please contact George we do our best to continue to provide the this event happen every year, the volunteers Waquie at the new recreation center for the community with opportunities to stay fit and spend hours and hours meeting and planning practice schedule, 505-869-9777. George healthy. It’s extremely important that we as the event, soliciting donations, decorating is our Sports Coordinator here at the center adults be healthy role models for our children the gym, wrapping gifts and doing all the and he is extremely enthusiastic and really and the youth of our community. We all know other ground work for this event to make enjoys working with the kids, please feel free that children learn from us, so let’s be good it the success that it has become. All the to come by and talk with him. teachers and teach our children being healthy volunteers and everyone that donate to this and staying healthy is the right thing to do. event should be and need to be commended Once again, thank you all for the warm for their efforts. All these individuals are welcome back, it’s great to be back, please dedicated to making sure this continues to stop by and say hello and I would love to hear be a very successful event year after year. your ideas and thoughts about how we (Parks Let’s all continue to do what we can to make & Recreation Department) can continue to sure that this event continues to grow and be help out our community and tribal members successful, remember this is for the children in our community. of our community. You can reach me (Arnold Sena, Parks & SWIMMING POOL UPDATE – As I mentioned Recreation Department Director) at 869- earlier, I just started back with the pueblo 9777. (POI) in late October 2019 and from what I Page 8 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

10th Annual National Tribal GIS Conference Isleta Health Center Behavioral Health Clinic: Prevention Program Greetings Phone: 505.869.5475 I would like to share our experience at the 10th Annual National Mental Health First Aid: Tribal GIS Conference that Faron 2019 Re-Cap Candelaria, Anthony Skelton and I (Deborah Jiron)-Pueblo of Isleta This past year was promising in relation to building Surveying / Mapping Division Mental Health literacy and awareness. Participants attended November 18 – 22 at were able to sign-up for one of the eight courses SIPI. This conference is the largest scheduled in 2019. For three months in spring network of this kind, and joins and three months in fall, the Mental Health First tribes from across the nation. Aid (MHFA) Adult Curriculum was offered to The conference emphasis is on Community Members and Pueblo Employees. In how information and geospatial total, 85 were trained and certified to close out the technology addresses issues and 2019 year. challenges that tribes encounter in regards to sustainability in our The MHFA became available to Isleta in 2017 ever changing world. through a collaborative effort with the Albuquerque Area Indian Health Service (IHS) Office. The The conference offered Pre- conference workshops which Behavioral Health Clinic receives a federal grant included Cartography Using ArcGIS Pro, Building, Deploying Field Surveys from IHS. The MHFA curriculum is recognized with Survey 123, and several other useful trainings specific to our work in as an Evidence Based Practice Nationwide. The GIS. This conference allowed us to participate in hands-on-training and Q & Albuquerque Area Office provided the training to A after for more detailed inquiries pertaining to our own Tribal usage of GIS. Isleta Employees, and other tribes/communities to This conference also had speakers and presenters from across the nation that teach MHFA. In 2019, we had 3 guest trainers who shared their unique work with GIS. I am delighted to add that our GIS team helped provide the MHFA 2019 scheduled trainings. also presented at the conference, as we shared our distinctive work on updating Alyssa Jojola, tribal member, was one trainer who specific Data on Tracts, E911 and Utilities. gained certification in November & December 2018. I appreciate the opportunity and support of our Tribal officials for allowing us Along with Rachell Tenorio and Titus Fragua, who to participate in this profound and motivating conference. Our team was able to were also certified back in 2018. Between the three, network with many Tribal Nations, including our surrounding Pueblo tribes. I they were able to help assist and co-train three of believe that our work within the Department of Surveying/Mapping is distinctive the 8 sessions. in the work that we do for the tribe, and that we are continuous in our efforts to The MHFA Curriculum was designed to train stay updated on the newest and efficient usage of GIS for our Tribe. community members, like you and me, to provide Respectfully, the first aid help initially much like traditional CPR Deborah Jiron –GIS Technician or First Aid classes are taught to help in a medical emergency. MHFA teaches an ALGEE Action Plan to help in the areas associated with Anxiety, Depression, Substance Use and Psychosis Mental Health Disorders. The MHFA also teaches about Signs and Symptoms related to each disorder and how we as the first aiders can be helpful to the person who is in need. Overall, the MHFA Curriculum is designed to build awareness and introduce a new mindset. Rather than being a society who generally sees Mental Health issues as “something is wrong with you” or stigmatic, but in a more positive view as person first.

With the New Year the Behavioral Health Clinic will host a number of trainings for Community Members and Pueblo Employees, in the spring and fall Months on the following dates:

• March 5th & 6th • April 2nd & 3rd • May 7th & 8th • September 10th & 11th • October 1st & 2nd • November 5th & 6th Each training is 8 hours long but generally presented in two 4-hour sessions. Upon completion of training and passing the test, each participant is awarded a three-year certification as a Mental Health First Aider. If these dates are not available for attendance, but you are still interested to sign-up, please call Behavioral Health to inquire about other potential training dates. If you have questions about the MHFA Curriculum or ways to help us spread a positive message, feel free to contact the office at the number above. January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 9

Los Lunas Schools Middle School Na-Khaa-chaa Happy New Year!! May you have a prosperous year. Well it’s all down hill to the end of the living, so parents keep an eye out for According to NMAA they are getting strict school year and it is going by fast and those permission slips. on these rules and are not going back to leaving me in the dust. I am tasked the past where students were allowed to Bus Safety to start a new program for all middle play even though they didn’t live in the school Native American students that I have also talked to the students on attendance zone. This issue has been are enrolled. A program that is much the bus as well as rode the bus. Please addressed to Governor and his staff, needed for these students. We have remind your student about bus behavior since the change would have to come established a working relationship with and their own behavior. We have had from the Pueblo of Isleta and agreed upon the Pueblo of Isleta Johnson-O’Malley several students suspended from the bus by both school districts. This year we had Program, as they, too, support all enrolled already due to their behavior, I have seen 8th grade students make the team, start Native American students as well as the it from the cameras on the bus that several fundraising then get dropped after the Pueblo of Isleta Truancy Department, a of our students do misbehave while on roster is submitted to NMAA. This is a set program that is focused on our enrolled their ride home and this is not safe for the back to our Isleta student athletes that Isleta Students. In the coming months I driver, themselves or other students on have the opportunity to play for the high would like to expand this to other Isleta the bus. Riding the bus is a privilege and school and, with baseball, softball, track Departments that would like to help not a right, they may not be fancy buses, and field coming up, I just wanted to bring support our Isleta Students. Being a but they are providing you a free and safe this to your attention and make you aware community member as well as having ride. Some of the best memories you will of it. the privilege to work for Isleta, I have an make in school are going to be on the bus, so keep it fun and clean. In all, this is a joyous adventure and I am understanding for what most departments happy to be a part of it. It is a juggling act have to offer and the types of resources at times as I have 33 Valencia students they have. Coming in now, I would like Los Lunas Schools Middle School Native American Club (14 Isleta) and 103 Los Lunas students to work on seeing how I can use these (58 Isleta) that all keep me on my toes, resources to benefit our students as well We held elections at both middle schools but hey these may be the kids that will as strengthen our community, something for Native American Club Officers during be taking care of me when I get up there. that has been preached about from our a called meeting and our officers are This is why I make myself available to Elders each day and I think now is the as listed below. Please encourage your them even during lunch. I even have a time to get this started. There has always student to join in and have fun with any microwave in my room at both schools been a gap between this age group and club or sport they may want to join. (Q3 at Valencia & 402 at Los Lunas). Isleta our Elders. With your support I think we Representatives JOM has provided us with Cup of Soup’s can all change this. and pizza for our working lunch as they Los Lunas Middle School We have been working with students that come in to assist students with homework President – Anthony Otero-Riley (8th) need that extra “Ummpphh” or nudge during advisory and lunch time. Vice-President – Kyle Valdez (7th) to get work completed and turned in. I wish you all a great remainder of the Secretary – Jamian Paquin (8th) Our 7th grade students are dealing with school Year!! the change from checks and pluses in Treasury – Kendra Edaakie (8th) elementary to A’s & B’s in middle school, Student Reps – Jayden Zuni (8th) Michael Valdez, LLS Middle School Native American Liaison may not seem like a big deal, but it is. Vacant (7th) They all had a rude awaking on this and Valencia Middle School most have adjusted well. As well with the President – Samuel Sutherland (8th) support from some of the 8th graders, Vice-President – Manuel Platero Lucero things are changing. I have noticed that (7th) Isleta Heath Center some students call blame to teachers, or Secretary – Davina Romancito (8th) other students give these teachers a bad Treasury – Miah Martin (7th) Pharmacy rep. as some may not believe, I think our Student Reps – students are wrong. Yes, not all teachers Nathaniel Sutherland (8th) are 100% cool or awesome, but they are Eugene Reid (7th) there to teach and help our students. This is a mind set that we need to change and I am here if you wish to talk to me 8th Grade Students Wishing to Play about this. I may not change your mind, High School Sports but I am here to talk. Another great tool We would like to remind everyone that As some parents may know, an 8th grade that is offered to parents with all this the IHC Pharmacy will be closed for the modern technology is the ParentPortal. student has the opportunity to try out with following Holidays: You can access this by an app or online the high school. One thing I would caution at your school’s web page. This app also you on this is that before the season starts ► Wednesday, January 1st – New lets you look at your student’s grades, the coach must submit their roster to New Year’s Day assignments, absences, & tardy, as well Mexico Activities Association (NMAA). All ► Monday, January 20th - Martin as giving access to teacher’s emails. students must reside in the attendance Luther King Jr. Day Please take advantage of this. If you have zone for that high school in order for question you can contact the schools to that student to play. The people residing Please remember you can use the refill set this up or you can have your student on the east side of the river, inside the line for your refills by calling bring it up on their iPads, if they were reservation boundaries are in the Valencia 869-4590 issued one, grades can be looked at High School zone. The people residing If you have any questions or concerns through this app anytime. Don’t let your on the west side of the river, inside the reservation boundaries are in the Rio please do not hesitate to call us at 869- student tell you otherwise. We also had 4473 and we will be happy to answer a “Rock your Mocs” back in November at Grande High School zone, which means them. Los Lunas, and more events to come as APS District. This does not affect the they are to be scheduled. I will be planning buses as there is an agreement in place trips for our students to gain education on for this between both school districts and THANK YOU our Native heritage as well as our daily the Pueblo of Isleta. Page 10 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

Happy New Year to you and your family! It’s a new year and a new opportunity to become your best self, and the Pueblo of Isleta Public Library can help. We offer a variety of resources, which is all FREE to use with your library card and it can help you learn a new skill or take up a new hobby this year. Here’s to 2020 being a year of discovery, learning, and self-improvement.

Please welcome POI Tribal member The Library will be CLOSED on Monday, Fit portion of a fun, high-energy, 60-minute Shaypof Ybarra to the POI Public Library January 20th in observance of Martin dance class with Janessa Sanchez. Sign- Team. Shaypof graduated from Los Lunas Luther King Jr. Day. All library media ups start January 2nd, space will fill up High School and is currently attending checked out on Thursday, January 16th and fast so make sure and claim your spot! For classes at UNM as a Full-Time student. Friday, January 17th will be due Tuesday, additional information please call Ashley or Some of you may recognize her from the January 21st. Rebekah at the library at 505-869-9808. Isleta Recreation where she worked this With unpredictable weather, please keep in The Library is currently in the process past summer as a Recreation Aide. With mind that unexpected closures may occur. of planning programs for the upcoming Shaypof on board the library now has a full Please follow us on Facebook, Instagram year. Some possible program ideas include staff since the departure of Tara in August. and Snapchat for up to the minute notices. Book Clubs, Children Programs, Family Welcome to the Library Team! Upcoming Programs and a Teen Dating Program. Isleta Scout Pack 1572 will be hosting Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and a Holiday Movie and Pajama Party on Snapchat to get up to the minute updates Wednesday, January 2nd at 6 pm with on library programs and events. the showing of Abominable. Concession Recap will be provided with free popcorn and the We hosted a two-day College Night movie will be shown in the general area of on December 3rd and December 5th the library. For your safety we ask that showcasing our services to College Students. participants wear shoes or slippers with All students in attendance had exclusive their pajamas at all times during the movie. access to all our services including printing, For more information feel free to call the copying, Wi-Fi, conference room and food! library at 505-869-9808 and talk to a staff The Library provided pizza, refreshments member. and coffee the first night and the second night was Subway wraps, chips and a drink. Well it’s that time of year again for New We will continue providing events like this Year’s resolutions, let the library help you to give College Students a safe place to be successful this year. Staff members study. Look out for future college nights! Rebekah and Ashley will be doing a Fitness Frenzy Program here at the library. This Library staff members Cheyenne, Ashley News program will consist of how to properly and Rebekah attended the Reaching For Meal Prep, which will be instructed by A Star event at the Isleta Recreation If you are like millions of Americans, you Alyssa Jojola. There will also be a Dance Center on Wednesday, December 18th. may have received a new tech gadget this holiday season, but do you really know how to get the most out of it? We can help with our Book a Librarian service, simply call and make an appointment with one of our Library staff to help you learn the basics of operating your new gadget. Whether you want to download audiobooks, stream music and movies, check out eBook’s we can help you find a world full of digital content right at your fingertips. Let 2020 be the year you unlock the full potential of your devices, all with a little help from your library. Please give the library a call at 505-869-9808 in advance to set up a day and time that works for you. Calling in advance gives us time to prepare for your needs to better assist you.

Library Closures: The library will be CLOSED Wednesday, January 1st in observance of New Year’s Day. The library staff would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year, may the New Year bring you new happiness, new goals, new achievements and a lot of new inspirations in your life. We will be CLOSED from 8am-12pm on Friday, January 3rd for our monthly staff meeting. We will be planning for the upcoming year. Our Summer Reading Program Planning meeting will be taking place on January 9th & 10th from 8am-12pm each day, and will be CLOSED during that time. Once our planning meeting has concluded we will resume regular business hours. Our Junior and Youth group curriculums will be developed and turned into a 6-week program during the summer. Please give us a call at 505-869-9808 and a library staff member will be happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have about our Summer Reading Program. January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 11

After School Program Students engage in making a Christmas Ornament for an afternoon craft. The library staff created a card-making station where visitors of the event made Christmas cards that featured Frosty the Snowman and Santa Claus. We would like to thank the Isleta Police Department for once again putting on a great family event! On Thursday, December 19th the After School Program students were treated to a Christmas Party. The library was closed to the general public during this time. Festivities included games such as Toilet Paper Snowman, White Elephant Gift Exchange and a Jingle Box Race. Students were served Dion’s sub sandwiches, chips and cookies. Students also watched the movie Elf on the big screen. We also gave parents a chance to get any last minute shopping and/or gift wrapping done. Future incentive field trips are being planned for the upcoming year. We would like to wish all the students a wonderful break and to continue doing well in school. The library also conducted a Winter Training Camp in collaboration with Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Sessions were held on December 23rd and December 30th from 12 pm to 2pm. Participants learned proper Jiu- Jitsu format, rules and techniques to apply in competition. This program was FREE for participants who signed up through the library and was open to 15 adults and children.

Reaching For A Star Event Christmas card making station! Page 12 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

WE ARE HERE TO SERVE Isleta Health Center Team When Counseling Helps Talking to others is always helpful and talking with a professional therapist can really help. If emotional or mental health issues did not have such a stigma, people would see a therapist as regularly as they see any other health professional. Is there a special time or circumstance that makes it the “right” time to talk with a counselor?

* Perhaps a loved one was diagnosed with a serious health problem or a loved one passed away. Maybe an important relationship ended.

* Perhaps there is tension at work, home, with family, or with friends.

* You have been “blue” or “down” for a while but do not really know why. You do not have to have a specific reason to justify talking toa professional…if you’ve been sad for a significant period of time - every day, for two weeks or more — it’s time to get help.

* You are avoiding other people – just want to be left alone – while some alone time can be good; avoiding other people can also be a sign of depression.

* You have little or no energy, have difficulty concentrating or remembering, and little motivation for everyday tasks – these could be signs that you have depression – depression is one of the most common mental health issues in this country.

* You worry too much about what might happen or you feel guilty about what has already happened in your life. These emotions can be overwhelming and cause anxiety. Anxiety can really disrupt your regular routine and can even result in panic attacks.

* You feel as though family, friends, and your job all have something negative to say to you and it may feel as though the whole world is against you.

* You are self-medicating to improve or change your mood - maybe one drink or a shot leads to drinking the entire bottle…or you cannot seem to get through the day without a little something. If you’re relying on something to numb yourself or change how you feel – food, alcohol, drugs, gambling, or otherwise — it’s definitely time to talk to someone.

Call 869-5475 and schedule an appointment to meet with a therapist to see if counseling could help you. There are times you cannot wait for an appointment to get the help you need, if you or someone you know is having a mental health crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800- 273-8255, you can also contact the Crises Text Line by texting HOME to 741-741 for 24-hour support, it is free.

Give time and attention to all your health needs physical, emotional, and mental. January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 13 Birth Defects Prevention Awareness Isleta Behavioral Health Services This article is about raising awareness of the danger of using (FAS) consists of the combination of reduced growth, unusual drugs, and alcohol when one is pregnant. Did you know that facial features, behavioral problems that occur in an individual abusing drugs and alcohol can have negative effects on the unborn as a result of the mother drinking alcohol during her pregnancy. baby during pregnancy? About 20% of pregnant women smoke Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE) is the terminology used to describe cigarettes, 12% drink alcohol and 6% use an illicit drug at least abnormalities that are less severe than those in FAS or that are once during pregnancy. If you are already pregnant, then you present in an individual whose mother abused alcohol but does not should refrain from using drugs or alcohol (Information obtained have all of the features of FAS (Information obtained from “Facts from NCADD-https:/www.ncadd.org/blogs/in-the-news/alcohol- on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Other Alcohol-Related Birth drug-related-birth-defects). Defects”). Alcohol-related birth defects are 100% preventable if a pregnant woman does not drink alcohol. Alcohol use during pregnancy is the leading cause of mental retardation in children. Much of the damage from alcohol is done Call us for more information or to make an appointment. before the mother is even aware of her pregnancy. No one knows Milagro Program Administration exactly how much alcohol can harm your baby. It’s safest to not 2600 Yale Blvd, SE use any. Babies don’t metabolize alcohol as well as adults do, so Albuquerque, NM 87106 the alcohol a pregnant woman drinks has a greater effect on her Phone: 505-463-8293 Fax: 505-994-7930 baby than on her. Birth defects are abnormalities of body structure “We are here to serve you…Isleta Health Center” or function that are present at birth. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Page 14 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020 Pueblo of Isleta WIC Program 505-869-2662

THANK YOU to Governor Max Zuni, Andrea Pesina, Peshi Martin, and Larry Lucero for accompanying Lore Small from the Isleta WIC program to recognize Native American and American Indian Heritage Month on November 21, 2019 in Dallas, Texas. You all did an outstanding job and represented the WIC Program, Head Start Program, Social Services, and our community in such a positive light. You all were able to share Isleta history, culture, customs, and the education of our Isleta Children. You all make this community beautiful and put Isleta on the map. Therefore, the Isleta Tribe was recognized by so many such as Southwest Regional Office Staff, Mr. Bill Ludwig, Southwest Regional Administrator, and the Director and staff of the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Dallas.

Beautiful pottery made by Herman Lente, H&B Ceramics presented to SWRO Management

Thanks again to Governor Max Zuni for the excellent leadership and support of the WIC program. Lt. Jaramillo and Lt. Jiron have also been recognized by the Food and Nutrition Services Regional staff for their ongoing support. Mary Dominguez Pueblo of Isleta WIC Director

Pueblo of Isleta Head Start, Early Head Start and Child Care “Parenting is a life time job and does not stop when a child grows up.” - Jake Slope P.O. Box 579 Isleta, NM 87022 “Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.” – WEB BuBois January Calendar January 6, 2020 – Children Resume School at normal Nurturing Parenting Group (NPG) program hours The NPG is a 6-8 weeks program, facilitated by Isleta Behavioral Health Clinic, intended for parents and January 8, 2020 – Professional Development Day (NO caregivers to openly share their parenting experiences and School) & Family Night at 5pm learning fundamental skills of nurturing to yourself, your January 16, 2020 - Parent Committee at 5pm (Dinner & family and children. The facilitated group has a variety of Child Care Provided) topics within the curriculum; including defining nurturing, child developmental stages, children’s need and wants, January 20, 2020 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day (NO School) discipline, communication skill techniques and modeled behaviors. The NPG’s arching goal is to improve parenting January 21, 2020 - Policy Council at 5pm (Dinner & Child skills through understanding nurturing, feelings, praises Care Provided) and developmental stages. Schedule: ISLETA HEALTH CENTER • Every Monday – 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm (2 hours) for 6-8 weeks DENTAL DEPARTMENT CLOSURE • Location – IBHC Training Center Building (pink Thursday, January 30, 2020 building) 8:00am - 4:30pm • CHR transportation can be provided - please call 505-869-4485 In these days of technology, mandatory updates are required to • Certificates will be given out at the completion of keep our programs current and accurate. The Dentrix program the group requirements used by the Isleta IHC Dental Clinic will be updated on January 30, 2020. In order for these updates to occur, the Dental Clinic will be closed all day. If you have a dental emergency please call the clinic at 505-869-4499. For more information, please contact IBHC at 505-869-5475. Thank you for your understanding. -Isleta Health Center Dental Department January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 15 ISLETA SOCIAL SERVICES Isleta Health Center K’EA-WAH SUPERVISED Would like to introduce you to another of your Health Care Team Providers: VISITATION & SAFE EXCHANGE Jessica Chynoweth, M.D. PROGRAM Jessica Chynoweth, M.D. graduated Phi Beta Hello All. My name is Gregory Vicente, I Kappa from University of Florida with a Bachelor am the Project Assistant with the K’ea-wah of Science Degree. She then moved to New Mexico Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange and attended the University of New Mexico School Program. I have been with the program since of Medicine (UNM SOM), graduating in 2007. She June. I am committed to bringing awareness completed a 3-year residency in the Department of and educating the community about the Family and Community Medicine at the University domestic violence that is present in the of New Mexico, serving as Chief Resident in her 3rd community. I have coordinated events such year. She has been Board Certified by the American as: Men’s Night Out, Grocery Bingo, and the Board of Family Medicine since 2010. During Domestic Violence Awareness Summit. I am medical school, she rotated through the IHS clinic in looking forward to educating the community Crownpoint, NM. It was there that she decided on with upcoming events that we are planning in a career in Native American health. She is honored the upcoming year. to have served the Pueblo of Isleta community since Greetings! My name is Reyes Abeita and I 2010. Special areas of interest include women’s am the Project Coordinator with the K’ea- health, including prenatal care and colposcopy. However, she really enjoys all wah Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange areas of family medicine and the variety that it brings. She also serves as Volunteer Program. I recently transferred from the Clinical Faculty at UNM SOM and teaches medical students in that capacity. In Administrative Assistant II position. I have her free time, Dr. Chynoweth enjoys spending time with her family doing activities been with Isleta Social Services for the past such as hiking and traveling. 4 years. I am eager to work with the Pueblo -Isleta Health Center of Isleta community members as well as non- tribal community members while building Isleta Elder Center awareness around vital topics within the community. I will serve as a monitor for HELP BUILD THE SUPPORT FOR OUR supervised visitations and/or safe exchanges ELDERS TO REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES AS when the need arises. I also facilitate the Circle LONG AS THEY CAN of Security Parenting classes on an individual basis. I have grown professionally and I have Please Consider Becoming a developed a higher level of compassion for the Personal Care Service (PCS) Aide Substitute victims and survivors of domestic violence and their dependent children. The substitutes will be on call to fill in when our If you have any questions or would like more PCS Aide is unable to report to work information on: Domestic Violence, Intimate Partner Violence, Teen Dating Violence, ● Assist client with hygiene, grooming, and bathing that includes shampooing Sexual Assault, Stalking, Strangulation, hair, shower, bath, sponge bath, dressing, combing hair, applying lotion, etc. Supervised Visitations and/or Safe ● Assist client with meal and snack preparation. Exchanges or Circle of Security Parenting classes please contact our office at (505) ● Assist client with eating or drinking, may include partial or total assistance. 869-7577. ● Prompt and remind client about taking medications. ● Assist client with mobility-stand-by help, prompting/cueing, transferring/ repositioning. ● Provide client with household services-dusting, sweeping, mopping, changing linens, laundry, washing dishes, etc. ● Provide client with transportation services-grocery shopping, errands, etc. ● Provide minor cleaning/sanitizing to wheelchairs, canes, walkers, etc. If you are interested in becoming a PCS Aide Substitute and would like more information, please stop by the Elder Center and visit with Evangeline Lente, In- Home Service Program Manager or call her. Facts You Should Know… Monday thru Friday • One in four youth under age 18 lives 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in a family where a person abuses alcohol 505-869-9770 ext. 9338 or suffers from alcoholism. • Addiction to alcohol or drugs is a chronic condition. When one member of the family has this condition, all family members are affected. • Young people with parents who are alcohol-or drug addicted are FOUR times more likely to become addicted if they choose to use alcohol or illegal drugs. If a loved one has a problem with alcohol or drug abuse, remember this… It’s not your fault Addiction is a disease – a chronic condition You didn’t cause it and you can’t make it stop. We would like to thank the Isleta Resort and Casino Employees, for the You need and deserve help for yourself. Christmas Baskets that were delivered to the elders of the Community. Pictured above are Isleta Resort and Casino Employees along with Isleta Isleta Health Center: 505-869-5475 Elder Staff that help navigate through the pueblo to our elders’ Page 16 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020 January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 17

2020 Meeting Schedule Isleta Health Support Group Isleta Health Center Kitchen (Daytime sessions enter in the front doors, Nighttime sessions Enter on the South Side of the Building near the Grassy gated area-2nd door on the right.) 10:30am to 12:00pm or 5:00pm-6:30pm (Time changes every other meeting, with a few exceptions.) *Meetings usually change every other time from 10:30am-12:00pm to 5pm-6:30pm in the kitchen *See all dates/times in schedule below. DATE TOPIC SPEAKER LOCATION Refreshments EVENING SESSION To Be Determined Isleta Health Sign up to bring 1/14/2020 Rheumatoid Arthritis/Lupus or Dr. Steire snacks/drinks, 2 people 5pm-6:30pm Center Kitchen Memory Loss?? Or Cindy Brown a session. 1st Friday American Heart 7Screeningth Annual andGo RedEarly For Detection Native Association American Heart Location TBD 2/7/2020 Women Heartof Cancer Health Summit Call 485-1315 Association 8:30am – 1pm to register  Contact Stephanie at 869-4479 to register for Heart Health Summit  1st Tuesday To Be Determined 3/3/2020 EVENING SESSION Isleta Health Sign up to bring Rheumatoid Arthritis/Lupus or Cindy S Brown or snacks/drinks, 2 people 5pm – 6:30pm Center Kitchen DATE CHANGE DUE Memory Loss?? Dr Steire a session. TO SPRING BREAK Ernestine Trujillo, MS, Sign up to bring Isleta Health 4/14/2020 RD, LD UNM snacks/drinks, 2 people 10:30am – Noon Mission Nutrition Comprehensive Cancer Center Kitchen a session. EVENING SESSION Center Isleta Health 5/12/2020 Balloon Release/ 6th Annual Isleta Center Training 5pm-7:30pm Survivor Celebration Dinner Served Cancer Survivors Day Event Center? 6/9/2020 Isleta Health Sign up to bring Hospice Heartland Hospice Center Kitchen snacks/drinks, 2 people 10:30am – Noon a session. 7/14/2020 EVENING SESSION Sign up to bring Ruban Isleta Health snacks/drinks, 2 people 5pm-6:30pm Radon Center Kitchen a session. Sign up to bring Dr. Barbara Isleta Health 8/11/2020 Screening and early snacks/drinks, 2 people McAneny, President of Center Kitchen 10:30am – Noon Detection of Cancer American Medical a session.. Association 9/8/2020 EVENING SESSION Isleta Health Sign up to bring Lisa Cherino snacks/drinks, 2 people 5pm – 6:30pm Meditation/Depression Center Kitchen a session. EVENING SESSION Isleta Health 10/13/2020 10yr Anniversary Center (Room To Potluck Celebration 5pm-6:30pm Celebration of Group Be Determined) Established October 2010 Dr. Girard Muraida 11/10/2020 Isleta Health Sign up to bring Hospice Medical Director, snacks/drinks, 2 people 10:30am-noon Center Kitchen Vista Care a session. 12/15/19 Advance Directives and Isleta Health Sign up to bring To be Determined snacks/drinks, 2 people 5pm-6:30pm Power of Attorney Center Kitchen a session.

Topics are subject to Contact Stephanie Barela to sign up and to learn more! Also call to sign up for refreshments (2 people a session). change. Phone: 869-4479 | Email: [email protected]

New Year and New Opportunities! The Isleta Health Center will be WIC News starting a Quarterly Newsletter to inform the community of the services 1.Smart Shopping and programs we offer and to -Choose store brands provide information on health topics. -Plan trips to the store throughout the month if possible We will be distributing this newsletter -If you have any problems with foods at the store please call to let us know to the designated locations -Please separate your WIC foods and other items to help avoid issues at the register throughout the Pueblo. If you would -If issues arise please try the following: try a different register, a different store on like this Quarterly Newsletter mailed our list, ask for a manager, and please ask for a copy of the receipt to help us solve directly to you, please contact the problem Lorraine Lucero at (505)869-4595 2.Smart WIC Appointments and inform her that you would like -If you or a family member is sick please be aware that we have vulnerable infants to be on the Isleta Health Center and pregnant women in our office every day Newsletter mailing list. -Make sure your contact information is current so you can get appointment Please let us know if you have any reminders and be reached in case of a last minute office closure suggestions on Health Education -Remember we are here to help you so please call us with any questions or topics by calling (505) 869-4595. concerns Page 18 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020 Isleta Health Support Group Stephanie Barela, Health Educator Phone: 505-869-4479 | [email protected] For 9 years, the Isleta Cancer Support Group has met on the 2nd Goal: Provide an opportunity for people to share personal Tuesday of each month and during this time has learned valuable experiences and feelings, coping strategies and 1st hand information information on topics such as “Cancer 101”, “Heart Health”, “Death about disease and treatment. of a Loved One”, “Parkinson’s Disease” and the list goes on. The Objective 1: Offer and promote support group monthly. group has worked together to show support, uplift, and unite each other and the community. We started out as a Cancer Support Objective 2: Offer annual day to celebrate cancer and Group and have now developed more into a general health support other chronic disease survivors. group; with the change, we have decided to rename the group to the

“Isleta Health Support Group” this can better explain the group’s Objective 3: Provide education on chronic disease. purpose and get more of the community interested in attending.

The group would like to announce that it is open to everyone in Objective 4: Evaluate Group Annually. the community and invites you to join us. Isleta Health Support

Group will meet on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. In order to Objective 5: Plan and Prepare schedule annually. accommodate those that are not available in the day or in the evening the group will alternate and meet every other month in what does it mean to you? SUPPORT, the daytime and every other month in the evening. Our first meeting is set on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 from Strong Survivor 5-6:30pm in the Isleta Health Center Kitchen. Please enter Uplifting/United through the gate on the south side of the clinic and enter on the second door on your right. Peers Mission Statement Prayers The Isleta Health Support Group is dedicated to One (we are one) provide health education and peer support to people in Isleta impacted by chronic health concerns, to Remission/Radiant empower with knowledge and support, in order to Trustworthy/Treat with respect/Truthful strengthen the health of the community. January 2020 Isleta Pueblo News Page 19

Activities

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/1/2020 1/2/2020 1/3/2020 Transportation is available for All events/activities Balancing Exercise Activities Beach Ball Exercise Activities Isleta Elder Center (505) 869-9770 CLOSED Room 1pm - 1:30pm Room 1pm - 2pm

National Trivia Activities Room Day 1:30pm - 3pm Please call the Elder Center with any questions regarding the calendar or to sign-up for activites. Activities are offered to those 50years & older unless

1/6/2020 1/7/2020 1/8/2020 1/9/2020 1/10/2020 25mile club Afternoon Shuffleboard 9am- Commodities Distribution #1 Beach Ball Exercise Activities Shuffleboard Walk 1pm-2pm 12pm 1pm-3pm 8:30am - 3pm Room 1pm - 2pm 9am-12pm 1pm-3pm Elder Center Activities Room Elder Center Activites Room Mass 11:30am Activities Room

1/13/2020 1/14/2020 1/15/2020 1/16/2020 1/17/2020 Board Games 1pm -3pm Bingo Caregiver Training 11:30 - 12:30 Friendship Breakfast 9am Activities Room Dining Room 1pm-3pm General Meeting 9:30am Staff Meeting 12:30 - 2:00pm Topic: Elder Center Service Advisory Committee EARLY LUNCH Program Presentations Meeting 9am 11 AM - 12 PM

1/20/2020 1/21/2020 1/22/2020 1/23/2020 1/24/2020 Movie Day 1pm Activities Board Games Afternoon Walk 1pm Closed Room Open Pool Play 1pm - 3pm Activities Room 1pm - 3pm

1/27/2020 1/28/2020 1/29/2020 1/30/2020 1/31/2020 Puzzle Making Shuffleboard Commodities Distribution Birthday Celebrations Activities Room 1pm 9am - 12pm 1pm - 3pm #2 8:30am - 3pm Elder Center Activities Room

Activities and Events are Subject to Change Page 20 Isleta Pueblo News January 2020

SAT/SU MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

DPP=Diabetes Prevention Program: 1 2 3 869-4595 Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am BHS=Behavioral Health Services : DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm

869-5475 Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS. Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11am @ BHS. Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30pm @ BHS

4/5 6 7 9 10 8 Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm Podiatry Clinic:: 8:00-4:30 pm Brining Peace to Relationships Group: DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS. Morning Medicine Exercise : Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS. 11:30-12:30 @ BHS Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm @BHS Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Another Recovery Technique (ART): @BHS Another Recovery Technique (ART): Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS 10-11am @ BHS. Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm 1-3:30pm @ BHS. Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm @BHS Another Recovery Technique (ART): Pueblo Men Rising Group: 2-3:30pm 1-3:30pm @ BHS Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS @BHS CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

11/12 13 16 17 14 Morning Medicine Exercise : 15 Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm @DPP Wellness CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm Podiatry Clinic:: 12:30-4:30 pm Brining Peace to Relationships Group: Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS. DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm Morning Medicine Exercise : 11:30-12:30 @ BHS Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS. 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm @BHS @BHS Another Recovery Technique (ART): Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30pm @ BHS. Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS 10-11am @ BHS. Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm @BHS

Pueblo Men Rising Group: 2-3:30pm Healthy Cooking Class: 5-7pm @Health Another Recovery Technique (ART): Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS @BHS Center Kitchen 1-3:30pm @ BHS

Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30 @BHS CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am Isleta Health Support Group:

20 23 18/19 21 22 24 Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm

DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm Brining Peace to Relationships Group: Morning Medicine Exercise : Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS. 11:30-12:30 @ BHS Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm @BHS 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Another Recovery Technique (ART): Another Recovery Technique (ART): Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm 10-11am @ BHS. 1-3:30pm @ BHS. Another Recovery Technique (ART): Pueblo Men Rising Group: 2-3:30pm 1-3:30pm @ BHS @BHS

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Morning Medicine Exercise : Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am Morning Medicine Exercise : 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness @DPP Wellness 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm Podiatry Clinic:: 12:30-4:30 pm DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS. Brining Peace to Relationships Group: Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm @BHS Morning Medicine Exercise : Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS. 11:30-12:30 @ BHS 6-7:30am @DPP Wellness Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am @BHS Another Recovery Technique (ART): Group Exercise Pre-Measurements: 5- Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm Another Recovery Technique (ART): 6:30pm @DPP Wellness 10-11am @ BHS. Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm @BHS 1-3:30pm @ BHS.

Iron Eagle & Eagle Hit Pre- Pueblo Men Rising Group: 2-3:30pm Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS Another Recovery Technique (ART): Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS Measurements: 9:30-6:00pm 1-3:30pm @ BHS @BHS Iron Eagle & Eagle Hit Pre- Iron Eagle & Eagle Hit Pre- @DPP Wellness Measurements: 9:30-6:00pm @DPP Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30 @BHS Measurements: 9:30-6:00pm @DPP Iron Eagle & Eagle Hit Pre-Measurements: Wellness 8:00-4:30pm @DPP Wellness