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Volume 17 Issue 9

Isleta Pueblo News

Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.com

Governor’s Report

Ma-gu-wam,

I hope this newsletter finds you well. As we

move into September, we are still dealing

with the COVID-19 virus. The pueblo has

worked diligently to provide services for the

community. We are now able to vaccinate

children 6 months and older for the COVID-19

virus. Contact the COVID-19 team to schedule

an appointment for vaccinations. We continue

to monitor COVID-19 positive patients and

provide the oral antiviral Paxlovid. If you

test positive with an at home test, please

contact the COVID-19 team at 505-869-9720

for notification and further treatment such as

the Paxlovid antiviral. Please stay safe and

continue COVID-19 safe practices.

On August 11, 2022, five different pueblos,

tribes and nations were awarded grants

through the NTIA competitive grant process.

The following Pueblos and tribes, Kewa,

Santa Fe Indian School, Mescalero, and

Jicarilla were awarded grant funding for

broadband. The Pueblo of Isleta was awarded

26 million dollars for Broadband connectivity.

New Mexico Senator Ben Ray Lujan, New

Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan-Grisham

were present along with other dignitaries

from the awarded pueblos and tribes, along

with the announcement from NTIA Special

Representative, Andy Berke from Washington

DC. We look forward to getting broadband to

the entire community.

On August 20, 2022, a community meeting

was held about water resources and water

rights. This was an informative meeting for

the community. We will continue to do our

best to provide the community with water

issues and the progress of quantifying our

water rights.

We understand there are

many topics when it comes to water issues;

however, we want to share with you some

policy initiatives. 1.) Restore fallow historic

lands to agricultural production. 2.) Protect

our historic agricultural lands by identifying

other Tribal lands for development, including

housing. 3.) Expand water uses on lands

that have not been historically irrigated. The

Pueblo of Isleta Water Work Group have

drafted a strategic plan for the Pueblo of Isleta.

The Plan includes 4 Goals with Objectives

and Actions to achieve of those Goals.

Goal 1: set policies for water resources and

agricultural lands, and provide administrative

support.

Goal 2: educate leadership and the community

about our water.

Goal 3: protect, conserve and develop Isleta’s

water rights and water resources.

Includes developing plans for:

•

Water Rights,

•

Irrigation Operation and

Maintenance, &

•

Irrigation Infrastructure

Improvement.

Goal 4: expand agricultural production

through targeted programs.

Includes developing plans for:

•

Reclaiming Fallow Lands,

•

New Agricultural Development,

•

Enhancing Conservation/

Enterprise,

•

Indigenous Food Sovereignty, &

Youth Farming Program.

If you have any questions, comments, or

concerns, please email Lt. Governor Blane

Sanchez at blane.sanchez@isletapueblo.

com.

We would like to thank everyone who came

out for the Village Clean-up. We appreciate

everyone’s hard work and dedication to

keeping our community clean. We will have

a Cemetery clean up scheduled here in

September. Please lookout for the flyer for

the date and time for the clean-up.

On August 28, 2022 the St. Augustine Feast

Day was celebrated with vespers on the 27th

and Mass on the 28th. We celebrated with

a procession of St. Augustine and St. Kateri

within the plaza area. I ask the community

that we all pray to the creator to see and fulfill

our full celebrations with dances, food, and

festivities within our community.

Please keep our community in your prayers.

May the creator keep you all safe and provide

you with a long and prosperous life. We thank

the creator for plentiful rain, which we have

received.

Haw-wooh,

Vernon B. Abeita

Governor

September 2022

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

DEADLINE for October Newsletter articles is set for

Wednesday, September 21, 2022, at 4:30 pm. Articles

may be dropped off at the Library or emailed to Nathaniel.

Lujan@isletapueblo.com. Should you email your article,

expect a confirmation email. If you do not receive a

confirmation email, odds are it never made it to me and

then it’s time to panic, so call Nate at 505.869.9808.

People who wish to submit an article or flyer are responsible

for generating their own article or flyer. Should you need

help, please call the Library at 505.869.9808 and set up a

date and time to sit down with a Library staff member who

will help you throughout the process. The Library will NOT

accept notes dropped off at the Library or information over

the phone to generate your article.

PROBATES need to be published in the Newsletter for

two consecutive months. Probates are considered court

documents, therefore, all submitters must provide: 1)

Name of Deceased, 2) Date of Deceased 3) Court Case #

and 4) Date of Court Date. A Probate form can be found on

the Newsletter Archive page at http://www.isletapueblo.

com/newsletters.html .

CLASSIFIED ADS: The new administration has requested

that the Newsletter start a Classified Ad section for Tribal

members selling land, houses, mobile homes, vehicles, and

farm equipment. Leasing of houses and mobile homes will

be accepted. Smaller items which can be sold at the local

flea markets or weekly yard sales will NOT be accepted.

Currently, this service is FREE to Tribal members. Land,

houses, and mobile homes must be within the reservation

boundaries. Ads must meet the 160 character limit. Ads

that exceed the 160 characters will NOT be submitted into

the Newsletter. A single picture June be submitted with

the ad. Submitters of classified ads are responsible for

generating their own ads as this is a FREE service.

As a reminder, Tribal business owners may submit a small

flyer at no charge. Like the classified ads, business owners

are responsible for generating their own flyers as this is a

FREE service.

Classified ads and business flyers will be posted no

more than two consecutive months. In the event where

the Newsletter may exceed the 24-page limit, classified

ads and business flyers will be “bumped” for newsletter

articles. Again, this is a FREE service for Tribal members.

The Isleta Newsletter is owned and operated by the Pueblo

of Isleta. Therefore, the Governor of the Pueblo of Isleta

has the final say of all articles and contents within the

Isleta Newsletter.

For additional questions, you may call the Library and

speak with Nate or Diane at 505.869.9808.

Thank you,

Nathaniel Lujan

Newsletters may be found at the fifteen distribution

locations listed below. Remember, Digital copies of the

Newsletter may be obtained from the Newsletter archive

at http://www.isletapueblo.com/newsletters.html

The fifteen Newsletter distribution locations are:

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

TR 2 & TR 22 - Chical SE of Community Hall

TR 10 - Behind the old 47 Sales

TR 1 & TR 5 – Ranchitos / Bosque Farms

Reservations Line

Ranchitos Park

Post Office - Big Tree

TR 82 & TR 84 - Teller Road

TR 78 & TR 82 - Carlos Trujillo Sr.

TR 90 @ Y - CF Padilla

Mouse Town Park –

Health Center – South end of Health

Center Parking lot

Library Sunlight & Moonlight Intersection

TR 6 - 47 Intersection

TR 12 - 47 & 147 intersection (Old Smoke & Save)

TR 71 & TR 54 @ Y - Holiday Robot / Paved Road /

Railroad Tracks

TR 45 & TR 40 @ Y - Tata Mel (POI Signage)

September 2022

DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL & HISTORIC

PRESERVATION

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS!

Filmmaker and POI tribal member Christina Zuni is producing a documentary

film on Miguel Trujillo and Native American voting rights and wants to speak

with YOU! Christina is interested in speaking with a wide range of folks here

at POI and elsewhere about any or all of the following and more:

•

the impact of Trujillo’s successful challenge to the New Mexico

State Constitution in 1948,

the relationship between voting and Indigenous sovereignty

and land and water rights,

your voting experiences,

and the work that remains to be done to increase Native

access and participation in electoral politics.

Interviews can be scheduled any time between 9am and 3pm, Monday

through Friday, between now and September 9. If you are not able to make it

during those times, Christina is happy to make other arrangements with you.

Interview footage will be deposited into the POI Tribal Archive and included

in a documentary film that will screen here at Yonan An on October 10 for

Indigenous Peoples Day. Please contact either Cassandra Smith at (505)

869-5376 or Shayna Atene at (505) 869-9767, or reach out to Christina directly

to schedule your interview today!

September 2022

My name is Jonna Toledo and I work out of the Goodwill

store in Los Lunas. What I do is help people find jobs in

the community. This is a FREE service that Goodwill offers.

I do work by appointment. The first appointment I just get

the information to help with your job search. Example: What

you are looking for, your availability, experience, etc…we

do meet weekly until you find a job. Just because you find

a job does not mean we are finished! I will stay in touch

with you about once a month for 3 months just to make

sure everything is going well. We want to make sure you

are being treated well and that the job is a good fit for you.

I can give job leads, help fill out applications electronically,

make resumes, and we can also practice interviewing skills

so you feel comfortable in an interview. I do know lots of

hiring managers in the area to help set up interviews. We

participate in job fairs as well as organize them and set them

up at Goodwill in Albuquerque and Los Lunas. Because

we are a non profit there is no charge for this service. It

is FREE to the community. Not a lot of people realize that

Goodwill does FREE services because they are not really

advertised. They just know that the store is a good place to

go and get good deals on merchandise. It doesn’t matter

what type of job you are wanting, I can help! There are

several different fields in the area including administrative,

custodial/janitorial, retail, daycare, eldercare, warehousing,

production, retail and food services. Soon landscaping and

outdoor type positions will be opening up. Please contact if

you need help. It is always my pleasure to help with your job

search. Just call me to set up an appointment! Thank you!

TRUANCY

Greetings from the Truancy Department!

Los Lunas Public Schools has provided information

regarding Parent Portal, which you can use to monitor

your student’s grades and attendance. You can access

the directions for Parent Portal on the School District

Website at www.llschools.net. Click on the Parents

section and then click on the Parent Portal Directions.

Los Lunas High School, Valencia High School and

Century High School have a new Native American

Liaison, Andrea Evans. Los Lunas Middle School and

Valencia Middle School also have a new Native American

Liaison, Tanesha Howard. Ms. Evans and Ms. Howard

are excited to work with your high school and middle

school students and offer any assistance they may need

this school year. So do not hesitate to contact them.

The Truancy Department has also started the Incentive

Program for our students. If your student has high

attendance and grades, they may be eligible to receive

a gift card from our department. In order for your child

to be eligible to receive an incentive, you must fill out

a Release of Information Form and return it to our

office. This form is necessary so that we can request

reports directly from the school. Keep in mind that this

incentive program is slightly different from the program

we currently have in place for Isleta Elementary School.

As the school year continues, the Truancy Department

will be sharing more information. If you have any

questions, please contact our office at 505-869-3870.

Start the school year off right… attend school daily!

Thank you,

Isleta Truancy Department

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Job Postings

Visit us online at

http://www.isleta.com/career-opportunities.aspx

Fax: 505-244-8232

OUR LOCATION

Isleta Resort and Casino is located 7 minutes south of downtown Albuquerque at Interstate 25 and Hwy 47, exit 215.The Human Resources office can be

found on the east side of the building through the Employee Entrance doors.

September 2022

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Pueblo of Isleta Career Opportunities

Position Posting

ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT···· PAYROLL

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II

ADULT DAY CARE MANAGER

AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION TECHNICIAN

ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL I

BUS DRIVER (Part Time)

CARPENTER I, II or Ill (3 Positions)

CAREGIVER (2 Positions)

CHIEF OF POLICE

CHILD CARE PROVIDER

CLINICAL THERAPIST

CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN

COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

COMPUTER IT SPECIALIST

COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR SUPERVISOR

COOK I

COOK II

CUSTODIAN

DENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER/ DENTIST

DIRECTOR, CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS

EMT INTERMEDIATE

EMS MANAGER

FACILITIES WORKER

FAMILY SERVICES PRESENTING OFFICER

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR

GROUNDS KEEPER

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE WORKER

HEAD START STAFF ASSISTANT

HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATOR

HOME CARE ATTENDANT

INSTRUCTIONAL COORDINATOR

JR. SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

NUTRITIONIST/BREASTFEEDING COORDINATOR

PARKS & MAINTENANCE WORKER

PERSONAL CARE SERVICE AIDE (2 Positions)

PHYSICIAN

PLUMBER

POLICE OFFICER I - CERTIFIED

POLICE SERGEANT

PREK-12 EDUCATION COORDINATOR

PROBATION/CHILDREN’s INTERVENTION OFFICER

RANGELAND MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR

RANGELAND MANAGEMENT TECHNICIAN

RECORDS CLERK

REGISTERED NURSE

SALES ASSOCIATE

SECURITY OFFICER

SECURITY OFFICER/SUPERVISOR

SEPTIC TRUCK DRIVER

SHIFT LEAD

SHIFT SUPERVISOR - CNA

TIWA LANGUAGE EDUCATION ASSISTANT

VAN DRIVER

VETERAN SUPPORT SERVICE MEMBER

WATER RESOURCES MANAGER

WATER RESOURCES SPECIALIST

W-WW APPRENTICE - W-WW OPERATOR IV

Office Location

Treasury

Department of Education

Recreation Center

Tribal Administration

Elder Center

Agricultural Division

Legal Department

Head Start

Housing Authority

Assisted Living Facility

Police Department

Head Start

Health Services

Housing Authority

Health Services

Department of Education

Gaming Regulatory

Elder Center

Head Start

Assisted Living Facility

Elder Center

Public Works

Health Services

Construction Operations

Health Services

Head Start

Tribal Administration

Parks & Recreation

C-Stores

Public Works

Head Start

Department of Education

Elder Center

Department of Education

MIS

Public Works

Housing Authority

Health Center

WIC

Parks & Recreation

Elder Center

Health Center

Housing Authority

Police Department - Open Space

Police Department

Department of Education

Tribal Court

Natural Resources

Tribal Administration

Health Services

C-Stores

Police Department

Public Works

C-Stores

Assisted Living

Department of Education

Elder Center

Water Resources

Public Works

Closing Date

Open Until Filled

08/26/2022

Open Until Filled

08/26/2022

Open Until Filled

09/02/2022

Open Until Filled

08/26/2022

Open Until Filled

Open Until Filled - Within Only

Open Until Filled

Open Until Filled - Within Only

Open Until Filled

Open Until Filled - Within Only

Open Until Filled

08/26/2022

08/30/2022

Open Until Filled

08/26/2022

Open Until Filled

Open Until Filled - Within Only

Open Until Filled

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ISLETA

VETERANS ASSOCIATION

On August 16, 2022, a 15-Member Committee comprised

of current Indian Health employees and Veterans Services

came to visit our Isleta Veterans Facility. The committee

from 12 regions, including Hawaii, wanted to visit a

veteran’s facility located on an Indian reservation. Also to

make any necessary changes to the health systems both

with Indian Health and Veterans Administration. We were

chosen due to our ongoing projects and our active activities.

We answered many questions regarding the duties we

perform for our pueblo.

Hopefully, we made a positive impact. We are currently

working on a Health and Wellness Symposium to be held

November 11, 2022 at

the Isleta Resort and

Casino. Only health and

wellness presenters will

be featured. Tables for

the presenters will be

free of cost. The Isleta ST. AUGUSTINE

Veterans Association PARISH ONLINE GIVING

will be hosting the

event and will be the St. Augustine Parish is now offering

online giving services to better serve

fiscal agent.

our parishioners. We are providing

There

are

many this option in addition to cash or check

changes within the donations. You can still give through

health

system

for traditional methods, but now you can

veterans

that

will make recurring or one-time gifts online

be discussed at the with a credit/debit card or electronic

symposium, especially check.

Suicide

Prevention,

PTSD,

Women To give online through our new platform, visit our giving page on our

Veteran’s

Programs, website https://www.isletachurch.org/. You can also give through text

VA Benefits, Financial message by sending “Give” to (505) 207-4077.

Assistance and other This program is beneficial to you, in that you do not need to worry about

important topics.

having cash or a check on hand at Mass, and it benefits the Parish by

reducing the time needed to process donations and run financial reports.

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September 2022

ENVIRONMENTAL

Thank You From

The Pueblo of Isleta

Environment Department

Start of the 2022 Environmental Fair.

Rio Metro mascot Trax saying hello

to the camera.

We would like to thank everyone who attended the

2022 Environmental Fair! It was amazing to see

friends and families talk with exhibitors and learn

about their programs. We had over 40 exhibitors

participate including several Pueblo of Isleta

Departments. There was a variety of table displays

ranging from environmental educational materials

to live insects! It had been over 3 years since we had

the last in-person Environmental Fair. Although

the drive-thru events were okay, nothing compares

to seeing the community in person where you can

ask questions, have conversations, and just catch

up. Regarding COVID-19 safe practices, we would

like to thank everyone for wearing masks and social

distancing at the event. We hope you enjoyed the fair

and learned something from all the environmental

experts and exhibitors. If you by chance missed this

event, do not worry because the Environmental Fair

will return next year!

Special thanks to the Following POI

Departments and Programs: Parks and

Recreation, Animal Control, Isleta Police, Human

Resources, Isleta Health Center, Diabetes Program,

Victim Services Program, Solid Waste, Isleta Head

Start, Department of Education, and Isleta Fire

Department.

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ISLETA FIRE DEPARTMENT

Pueblo of Isleta Volunteer Fire Department

Member of the Month

Hello, my name is

Randy Jaramillo. I have

enjoyed being a member

with the fire department

since December 2018.

I am grateful for the

opportunity

help

the

community

and

challenge myself. I look

forward to continuing

as long as I am able.

My experience with the

department has provided

me specialized trainings

that I can apply in all

areas of my life.

On August 18th, 2022 the Isleta Pueblo Volunteer

membership participated in a CPR class to bring our

members current on their CPR. The course was taught at

the Wellness Center at the Tribal Complex.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

Fall will officially be here on September 22nd. It’s time to start

preparing your plumbing for colder temperatures. The use of heat

tape, pipe insulation or a light bulb can help protect pipes from

freezing. Properly installed skirting around modular homes will

greatly help protect the water and sewer lines from freezing.

Locate your water isolation (shut-off) valve. Many homes have a

main shut-off inside the home, usually located near the hot water

heater. Modular homes may have an isolation valve located under

the home; be sure to have an access panel to make reaching the

isolation valve easier.

Each residence has a water main line shut-off. Public Works does

NOT have mapping that will show exactly where each shut-off is

located. Homeowners need to locate the main shut-off to their

properties in the event Public Works is called to shut off the water in

an emergency. Time spent attempting to locate the shut-off means

the water will continue to flow. If the emergency is a burst water

line that is flooding the home, this means additional damage will

occur to the property while Public Works employees are searching

outside for the main shut off to the home.

Please take the time now to get prepared for winter. Remove swamp

cooler lines from spigots or frost frees. Turn the spigot or frost free

off, remove the swamp cooler line from the fixture and allow the

water to drain out of the line to prevent freezing. Remember to

drain the swamp cooler itself; water left in the unit over the winter

could cause damage to the unit itself.

We would like to thank Capt. Johnny Leyba and Capt.

Harry Croneberger from the Isleta Casino and Resort

Safety staff for taking the time to bring our members up to

current CPR standards.

Frost frees are designed to “drain” any water in the frost free

pipe out the bottom of the unit through a weep hole. If this weep

hole becomes clogged with debris, the water will not be able to

drain out. This may cause the frost free pipe to crack and break.

Homemade exterior faucets do not normally have any method to

drain themselves. If the homeowner did not provide a device to

drain the pipes, the piping may crack and water will leak out.

An isolation valve should be installed prior to ANY frost free or

homemade faucets in order to isolate the device so repairs can be

made. If a separate isolation valve is not provided, the main shut

off to the property will need to be located and turned off to stop the

flow of water; causing the loss of water to your home as well. Be

sure to install an isolation valve prior to any frost free or homemade

spigot/faucet and have a turn-off key available to turn the water on

and off as you need to.

Public Works main office line is 505-869-5170. After hour

emergencies need to be called in to the Isleta Dispatch nonemergency number, not 911.

Isleta Dispatch can be reached at

505-869-3030.

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NM Energy$mart Weatherization Program

MFA's NM Energy$mart weatherization

assistance program provides energy-saving

retrofits and home modifications at no charge

to eligible homeowners and renters.

Services Provided

An assessment that includes an energy audit

will determine what weatherization services

will be done in your home. The items listed

below are examples of the types of services

that could be provided, but they are not

guaranteed to be installed in your home.

Insulation

•

Attic insulation

Wall insulation

Crawlspace insulation

Duct insulation

Heating and Cooling

•

Thermostat controls

Heating and cooling repair and/or

replacement

Duct repair and sealing

Air Leakage Reduction

•

Repair or replacement of broken

glass

Door thresholds, door sweeps and

weather-stripping

Sealing and caulking of interior

cracks, holes and crevices

throughout the home to prevent air

flow to and from the outside

Exterior door/window repair;

possible replacement

Fireplace dampers

Duct sealing

Health and Safety

•

Stove pipe repair/replacement

Smoke and carbon monoxide

detectors

Furnace repair/replacement

Water heater repair/replacement

Ventilation fans

Appliance testing for combustion

gases

Base Load Measures

•

LED light bulbs

New energy efficient refrigerators

Water heater insulation blankets

Water heater pipe insulation

Low flow showerheads and aerators

Incidental Repairs

•

Lumber to frame or repair windows

and doors

Minor roofing materials to patch or

repair leaks

Minor electrical repair

Venting replacement for water

heaters and furnaces

Repairs necessary to carry out

weatherization activities

Eligibility:

Whether you own or rent, live in a singlefamily home or a mobile home, you can apply

for weatherization services. If you rent, your

landlord must consent to having the home

weatherized and sign an agreement that

gives you certain tenancy protections before

weatherization services can be performed.

Priority and Ranking

Priority is given to persons over 60 years of

age, persons with disabilities, families with

children, and high energy using homes.

If someone in your household receives

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and/

or Temporary Assistance to Needy Families

(TANF), you are automatically income-eligible

for program services using DOE funds. Other

requirements may apply.

If no one in your home receives SSI or TANF,

your household income must be at or below

200 percent of federal poverty guidelines in

order to qualify.

How Do I Apply?

Your NM Energy$mart application must be

submitted directly to the MFA service provider

in your area. If you rent, your landlord must

consent to having the home weatherized and

sign an agreement that gives you certain

tenancy protections before weatherization

services can be performed. Your service

provider will provide you with the application

and, if necessary, the rental form. The

Service Provider for Isleta Pueblo is Central

New Mexico Housing Corp.

You must submit your application directly

to the service provider, not MFA. Contact

information is provided above.

Central New Mexico Housing Corporation

703 Osuna Road NE, Suite 2

Albuquerque, NM 87113

Phone: 505.345.4949

Toll Free: 855.345.4949

Fax: 505.344.4245

www.centralnmhousing.org

Links for additional information:

Energy Smart Weatherization Program | New

Mexico MFA (housingnm.org)

https://housingnm.org/home-repair-andenergy-efficiency/energymart-weatherizationassistance/apply

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Pueblo of Isleta Public Library

Summer is on its way out and we now enter the early phases of fall with roasted green chile, state fair,

balloon fiesta, pumpkin spice everything and we can’t forget Halloween. Here at the library, we have

been busy with the After School Program, planning programs for children, adult and teens. Look out

for content on our social media pages for upcoming programs, events and closures!

News

The library will be closed on Saturday,

September 3rd and Monday, September

5th in observance of Labor Day. All library

media checked out on September 1st and

2nd will be due on September 6th. We

apologize for any inconvenience this may

cause. Enjoy your Labor Day weekend!

School is back in session which means

students are everywhere. With that said,

the library would like to remind you all to

PLEASE be aware of flashing school zone

lights and obey the School Bus Stop Sign

as we have students walking, riding bikes,

skate boarding and so on. The Head Start

Story Time will also be starting soon so that

means they will be walking to the library so

keep a look out for them as well.

Don’t forget that we are now open every

Saturday from 9am to 1pm. If you can’t

make it during the week, you still have a

chance to come in on Saturdays to get a

jump on the week for any work or school

deadlines that need to be done. Come check

out our selection of media, we have the

latest new releases in movies and blu-rays

for your weekend entertainment.

Please welcome our new employee Elena

Lopez here at the library. Elena will be

working mostly with the After School

Program and we are excited to have her on

our team. Elena is currently taking classes

at CNM as an English Major with a focus on

creative writing. She also plans on getting

her Master’s degree in Library Science to

become a Librarian. During her free time,

she enjoys writing stories or curling up on

the couch with a good book. Elena enjoys

spending time with her beautiful Siamese

cat named Cleo. Both Elena and Cleo love

to go camping and hope to go at least twice

before the summer ends.

home. If you would like to learn more about

this service or have any questions, please

give the library a call at 505-869-9808.

On August 17th Family Story Time made

its return after taking a break during the

summer to focus on the Summer Reading

Program. Join us every Wednesday

at 10:30am with library staff member

Renetta. Renetta will read a story and

do a small activity with the families and

children who attend. Family Story Time

is geared towards children 16 months to

5 years old but everyone is welcomed! No

will be available for story time here at

the library. For more information on the

story and activity for that day, please call

Renetta at 505-869-9808 or email Renetta.

Jojola@isletapueblo.com.

Upcoming

Join the library in Anime Nights which will

be a three-week event. Starting on August

24th participants will be making Spam

Kimbap, August 31st participants will make

Anime Paper Figures and on September

10th there will be a streaming event of

Demon Slayer Mugen Train (food provided

for streaming event). This program is for

ages 12 & up, sign ups started August 12th

and is open to the first 10 patrons. For more

information on this program please contact

Cheyenne at 505-869-9808 or by email at

Cheyenne.Castillo@isletapueblo.com.

New library employee Elena Lopez!

The library now has laptop checkouts for in

house use only for library patrons with a

valid ID. Laptops are available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Wi-fi is available

and laptops will automatically connect to it

for easy internet access. Laptops must be

returned to the checkout desk after each

session or before the end of the business

day. Laptop checkouts are only for use

inside the library and cannot be taken

Picture Perfect Paint Night coming in

September to the Library! Join us on

Thursday, September 15th at 5pm for a

fun filled night as participants will paint a

portrait using shapes. No art skills needed

to participate. This program is FREE

for ages 3 to 6 but the whole family is

welcomed to join in on the fun. Snacks will

also be provided. Sign ups start September

2nd. For more information or any questions

about this program please contact Renetta

by phone 505-869-9808 or email Renetta.

Jojola@isletapueblo.com.

Coming in September library staff member

Cheyenne will be hosting a Live Streaming

Nintendo Switch Game Tournament on

Saturday, September 24th from 9am to

1pm. This program is FREE and open to the

first 16 patrons and all ages are welcomed!

You may sign up to play Super Smash Bros

Ultimate or Mario Kart 8. Participants may

bring their own controllers if they choose

to. For more information, please contact

Cheyenne at 505-869-9808 or by email at

Cheyenne.Castillo@isletapueblo.com.

On September 15th Peralta Playhouse

stopped by for a visit. Peralta Playhouse

chooses the library each year as a field

trip destination and we are happy to

accommodate them. Due to the COVID

pandemic this field trip hasn’t taken place

for the last two years. During their visit

we do a story time followed with a craft

and activity. We provided all the supplies

and we try to make a little gift bag for a

field trip souvenir. The library would like

to invite any child care providers or groups

that would like to plan a field trip/ visit to

the library to give us a call. We ask for a

couple weeks’ notice so we may prepare

for your visit. To schedule please call the

library at 505-869-9808 and speak with a

staff member.

Waiting for the school bus on the first day

of school!

September 2022

Back by popular demand the library is

continuing its collaboration with Tutor

Doctor. Tutor Doctor offers professional

tutoring services for students. Tutoring

session will begin sometime in September

or October, whenever the first grading

period concludes. This will help determine

what subjects students are struggling with.

A meeting will be scheduled for all that

are interested. Dates and times will be

provided as they become available to us.

For more information or questions, please

call the library at 505-869-9808.

More program announcements to come! For

up to the minute info on the library follow

us on our Social Media accounts where we

will be promoting upcoming programs and

events.

Isleta Pueblo News

After School Program students

participating in Icebreaker activities to get

to know each other!

Recap

We’re off to a great start with our After

School Program with students from Isleta

Elementary, Sundance Elementary and

Bosque Farms Elementary. We currently

have 15 students enrolled in our program,

with transportation to the library after school

provided for Bosque Farms Elementary

students. Library staff members Kyle, Kim

and Elena help students with homework,

reading, reading based programs and

activities to engage our students. Students

also got to attend their first incentive field

trip in the month of August where they

went to Carnival Treats located in Bosque

Farms. Students participated in a craft,

and after enjoyed yummy treats like ice

cream, cotton candy and funnel cakes

to name a few. We will continue to have

incentive field trips throughout the school

year. At this time our program is currently

full however we are continuously accepting

students to add on our waiting list. If you

have any questions or concerns regarding

our After School Program, please give us a

call at 505.869.9808.

After School Program students engaging

in a craft after homework and reading is

done!

Park Day for the After School Program students!

Kick off to Anime Nights at the Library!

LABOR DAY SERVICE SCHEDULE

The Transfer Station will be closed

Monday September 5th , for Labor Day.

Monday & Tuesdays trash will both be

collected on Tuesday September 6th.

KEEP ISLETA BEAUTIFUL

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Anime Participants making Spam Kimbap!

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ISLETA PARKS AND RECREATION

FITNESS SECTION

Isleta Recreation Center continues to host

classes (Spin, Yoga, Boot camp, etc.) for all

that wish to attend to improve their health

and wellness.

Boot Camp has been extremely popular

helping individuals reach their goals in

a short amount of time. Boot Camp is

a full body workout consisting of cardio,

endurance and strength training plus the

mental will to achieve and succeed. We

challenge you to come and join us, see what

you have been missing in your workouts.

Spin classes also offer a great challenge to

your workout health such as challenging

your cardio and endurance. Remember you

can always go at your own pace as well.

Please come try one of these great classes

we offer and if you just need to unwind and

find your inner peace of body and mind, we

have a great Yoga class for you! Our Yoga

classes have been very popular with our

community and these classes have been a

big hit so far. Come in and see what you

have been missing. We hope to see you soon.

AQUATICS SECTION

Isleta Aquatics hopes everyone is doing

well now that school is back in full swing!

Swimming is a great stress reliever for

students and parents alike.

We are excited to announce that the Jacuzzi

is back open! Come out and relax in our

102° Jacuzzi or bring the little ones to enjoy

our 90° Wading pool or come refresh in the

80° Lap pool!

We will have sessions available from

6:00am-8:30am as well as 3:30pm-7:30pm

Monday through Thursday. 6:00am-8:30am

and 3:30pm-5:30pm on Fridays. We will

close mid-day to accommodate swim time

for youth programs Isleta has to offer, as

well as daily pool maintenance.

We also offer adults only lap swim on

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from

12pm - 2:00pm.

All three types of swim sessions can be

reserved in one and two hour increments at

the front desk of the Rec Center.

Swim lesson registration forms are available

at the front desk at the Rec Center. For

anyone interested in information about

child or adult swim lessons, water aerobics

and other aquatic programming, please call

Josh or Connie at 505-869-9783.

RECREATION SECTION

Welcome back students!

The After

School program is going strong here at

the Recreation Center, we are once again

offering after school activities for the enrolled

participants. We have students from Isleta

Elementary, Bosque Farms, and S.O.D.A.

enrolled in the program this year. Students

are involved in homework time or reading

when they arrive to the center, then into

an activity for the afternoon that consists

of gym play, arts & crafts, swimming, board

games etc. For more information regarding

the After School Program, please call the

New Isleta Recreation for more information

505-869-9777.

We are hoping to hire some additional parttime staff to help us with our afterschool

program this year. Once we get those

individuals on board, then we will be

in a position to take more afterschool

participants. If you are interested, in having

your child, grandchild, niece, nephew,

brother or sister attend our after school

program this year, call and get them put on

our waiting list. As I mentioned earlier, as

soon as we are able to hire additional help

we will get them in our program.

Here are some insights of the classroom

setting activities. Students learn a little

history about the activity for the day. One

of the activities the afterschool participants

worked on was on Ice Cream.

The

participants were asked to list their favorite

ice cream flavors and the majority of them

chose chocolate, vanilla and pink bubble

gum! Here are some facts about Ice Cream

that we learned while students made their

own ice cream in a bag.

Ice Cream Facts:

Did you know that….

1. The top 3 countries that consume

the most ice cream is United States,

Australia and the Norway.

2. Vanilla is the #1 flavor and Chocolate

is the second favorite.

3. 90% of Americans have ice cream in

their freezers.

4. Chocolate syrup is the most popular

topping for ice cream.

Another activity we did with the

participants in the after school program was

to learn about and make clay pots. They

learned a couple of different techniques on

forming a pot; those were the coil and pinch

techniques. We also had a small discussion

on a pottery wheel that they can make

an assortment of any size of pots, plates,

cups and much more. The students were

able to use Air-dry clay to make different

clay art like coil pots, animals, and flower

candleholders and they were able to paint

them after their work dried.

SPORTS SECTION

This is what is on deck in the sports section;

we are having the Corn Hole Tournament

on September 11, 2022, which is tentatively

scheduled to start at 9am. We are trying to

get some food vendors out for this event so

if your team is in or you want to come out to

watch it. This event will be held across the

Street from the Rec center.

The Hitting Challenge will be up next on

September 25th and will be held at the

Chical Park. The event starts at 10 am, if

you haven’t signed up there’s still time as

the deadline is September 19th.

It is almost time to sign up your team for

the Volleyball League; information about

the volleyball league will be out soon.

We are working on the Pueblo Harvest run/

walk and we are looking to start a Pickle

Ball League as well, so if any of you are

interested in learning about or want to play

Pickle Ball, contact the recreation center

and speak to George Waquie for more

information.

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September 2022

NEWSLETTER

ISLETA POLICE DEPARTMENT

September - 2022

Two-thirds of 2022 is GONE! Time seems to be flying this year with Labor Day just around

the corner, followed by Halloween and very soon Thanksgiving, Christmas and

New Year’s Eve into 2023!

The Third National Night Out was held August 5, 2022 and it was definitely a

success! The Isleta Police Department hopes you were able to come out and join

the fun. Many departments had booths providing information and games for the

members of the Pueblo to enjoy. Raffle prizes, food and games were provided and it

was just a “good old-fashioned” get together for law enforcement, departments and

the community to help build a strong and cohesive relationship to work together to

address community problems.

Thank you to all the departments that participated making the event such a

success. A special, deep heartfelt thank you to the Police Department’s Organizing

Committee taking over for last year’s Police Department organizer. This mighty

trio took the reins and worked hard to bring it all together.

Although these three were

not the only persons who

made this event a success,

the department recognizes

with great appreciation all the

individuals and businesses

who contributed to this event

with donations, their time and

all their efforts.

Additional photographs will

follow in the next newsletter.

Left to Right: Heather Trujillo, Crystal Anchondo & Anthony Zambrano

NEWS FROM ANIMAL CONTROL

(Labor Day), however, the Traffic Division

is asking drivers to drive sober every day.

Last month Isleta Animal Control took

part in National Night Out and the

Environmental Fair. During these two

events, Animal Control handed out

information about the Rabies Virus and

our new upcoming changes to the Animal

Ordinance. Both events had a great turn

out and gave the community a chance to

meet the Animal Control Team.

An article published in the National

Highway Traffic Safety Administration

says:

Erika Pasqual

While the weather starts to cool down and

fall approaches, it is still very important to

keep your pets’ water bowls filled with fresh

water. Dogs and cats can easily overheat

and it is important to keep your pet

hydrated. Here are some tips to keeping

your pets’ water bowl cool and refreshing:

•

Keep your pet’s bowl in the shade

whenever possible

Freeze a water bottle and put it in

your pet’s bowl (mini water bottles

work perfectly)

Use a clay or ceramic water bowl

We are out of all dry and canned food. We

will update the community when we get

another shipment of food in. Please call

505-869-7664 or ring the north doorbell if

you are needing service.

IHSP TRAFFIC DIVISION

This division’s never-ending challenges

detecting and dealing with traffic violators,

DWIs and crashes are met head-on daily,

365 days a year. The “Driver Sober or Get

Pulled Over” mobilization began August

17 and continues through September 5

Drivers are making riskier decisions when

they’re behind the wheel. In 2020, 1 1 , 6 5 4

people died in drunk-driving crash – a 14%

increase from 2019.

During the Labor Day holiday period, we

typically see an increase in drunk-driving

deaths – and that’s why you’ll likely see more

law enforcement on the roads. Drive Sober

or Get Pulled Over, which runs August 17 –

September 5, aims to educate people about

the dangers and consequences of driving

drunk.

One person is killed about every 45 minutes

in a drunk-driving crash, totaling more

than 11,000 lives lost each year.

By the Numbers

530

TRAFFIC CRASH DEATHS DURING

LABOR DAY HOLIDAY WEEKEND IN 2020

46 %

INVOLVED DRIVERS WHO HAD BEEN

DRINKING

38 %

Have a Plan Whether You’re

Driving, Riding or Hosting

•

Before drinking, plan a safe

and sober ride home.

•

Don’t let someone get behind

the wheel if they’ve been

drinking.

•

If you’re hosting a gathering,

make sure all your guests

have a sober ride home.

•

If you see an impaired

driver, call 911.

•

And always wear your seat

belt — it’s your best defense

against impaired drivers.

INVOLVED A DRUNK DRIVER

Drive Sober This Labor Day, and

Every Day

(Effects of Alcohol on Driving, Next Page)

September 2022

Isleta Pueblo News

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The Effects of Alcohol on Driving

Just one drink before driving can put you and others in danger, because alcohol impairs thinking, reasoning and

muscle coordination.

BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION

PREDICTABLE EFFECTS ON DRIVING

.02

Decline in visual functions, decline in ability to perform

two tasks at the same time

.05

Reduced coordination, reduced ability to track moving

objects, difficulty steering, reduced response to emergency

driving situations

.08

Reduced concentration, short-term memory loss, lack

of speed control, reduced information processing

capability, impaired perception

.10

Reduced ability to maintain lane position and brake

appropriately

.15

Substantial impairment in vehicle control, attention to

driving task, and in necessary visual and auditory

information processing

PUEBLO OF ISLETA

WIC PROGRAM

(505)869-2662

The first week of August was World

Breastfeeding Week, and the Pueblo

of Isleta WIC Program had a huge

success! We love supporting our WIC

families!

We would like to thank Albertson’s in

Los Lunas, Albertson’s off Rio Bravo,

Jerry’s Market, POI Transportation,

Randy Jim, and WIC staff for making

this day possible. We cannot wait for

the next WIC event!

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Isleta Pueblo News

September 2022

Isleta Health Center

Billing Department Updates

Patient Registration Update:

Patient Registration has gone back to the

normal patient check in process as follows:

•

Patients are asked to fill out the patient

sign-in sheet

Review the patient face sheet which

consists of demographic information

and confirm it is correct.

Make any needed updates

to active telephone number,

mailing address, physical address,

and insurance information.

Please inform patient registration staff if you

need assistance with this process or have any

questions.

Benefits Coordinator Update:

The Benefits Coordinator is available to assist

with all your NM Medicaid, Medicare and

insurance questions. Please call (505)8694469 if you have any questions or need help

with any of the coverages listed.

September 2022

Isleta Pueblo News

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NM Poison Control

During the Pandemic, we should be

cleaning and disinfecting more often.

It is important that you do not inject or

ingest these chemicals into your body.

Please remember to keep ALL chemicals

out of children’s reach. If any cleaning

or disinfectant solution is swallowed or

injected, please contact the NM Poison

Control immediately.

1-800-222-1222

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Isleta Pueblo News

September 2022

Ma-gu-wam

The Isleta Pueblo Voters

Alliance (IPVA) was formed

in 2020 as a non-profit, nonpartisan group of volunteer

Tribal Members who unite

to look for solutions to

increase General Election voter turnout.

IPVA is committed to provide factual and

educational information to Tribal members

via Facebook, Instagram, the POI Newsletter,

and most recently aired a special presentation

about Pueblo Civil Rights Activist Miguel

H. Trujillo on Native American Calling.

The presentation aired on July 28, 2022,

and honored Miguel H. Trujillo who was

instrumental in advocating to allow Native

American votes to be counted in State and

Federal Elections.

IPVA is committed to focus on increasing

voter participation for the upcoming General

Election 2022. We are currently working on

initiatives to inform eligible voters of their

rights and responsibilities in Tribal elections.

We will keep you informed on special dates,

events, and hope to have a record-breaking

voter turnout this 2022 election year. Be a part

of history and exercise your Right to Vote!!

4. The two candidates receiving the

greatest number of votes for governor

shall be certified by the Council Secretary

as the only two candidates for Office of

Governor.

Any questions or comments are welcomed

and IPVA can be reached at ipva-01@

ipvalliance.org.

5. 14 persons receiving the greatest

number of votes for Council shall be

certified by the Council Secretary as the

only candidates for Council members in

the next general election.

A few important dates and facts:

6. 10 days prior to general elections

the Council Secretary shall post

announcements of the forthcoming

elections and a list of candidates whose

names will appear on the ballot and the

location of the polling place designated by

Council.

1. Any eligible member shall register their

candidacy for Governor or Council 20

days prior to registration date.

2. Tribal Council shall designate the

polling place at a public location from 8am

to 7pm on the last weekend in October.

3. At registration time eligible voters may

cast a secret ballot for a Governor and

one Council Member candidate.

IPVA encourages all enrolled Tribal members

to exercise your right to vote this 2022 election

year!!

September 2022

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Health Beat

Keeping our People Safe Suicide Prevention

Orion Zuni,

Experiential Educator

B’eeh-K’oo-ee Wellness Center

(505) 869-5482

orion.zuni@ISLCLINIC.net

September has arrived! This time of year brings

many things including seasonal change, the start

of a new educational year, and for many people it

can be a major change in our mental wellbeing.

Keeping this in mind, September is Suicide

Prevention month. According to the Centers for

Disease Control, suicide is considered a death

caused by injuring oneself with the intent to die.

While a suicide attempt is when someone harms

themselves with any intent to end their life, but

they do not die as a result of their actions. Suicide

can be the product of violence, trauma, and even

injury. This is a major public health issue that

severely impacts Native American populations

across the United States, especially those who

identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual. CDC data

shows that 90% of individuals who attempt suicide

and survive will never go on to die by suicide.

Although suicide is a stigmatized and often taboo

subject, it is still preventable and we can all play a

role in saving someone’s life. It isn’t always obvious

if someone is in distress, but most individuals

who are suicidal will show some signs that they

are considering harming or killing themselves.

Unfortunately, adults are not the only populations

that are at risk of suicidal inclinations. Today we

are seeing younger generations experiencing

hardships that lead to suicidal behaviors.

Signs of suicide within older and younger

populations may differ in some instances

depending on the individual’s environment. Signs

can include speaking about death or suicide,

seeking methods of self-harm, and/or talking about

being hopeless or having no reason to live. Other

potential signs could also include an increase

in alcohol or drug use, increase in reckless

behaviors, uncontrollable anger, changes in sleep

schedules, social withdrawal, and obtaining lethal

weapons (guns, sharp objects, etc.). If one or more

of those warning signs is observed, especially if

they are new behaviors, or seem to be in relation

to a painful event, loss, or change, please step in

or speak up.

Intervening in these types of situations isn’t easy,

and can be very concerning for all involved. But,

you are not alone! If you or someone you know

is in an emergency call 911 immediately. There

are also other free options for those who may find

themselves in crisis, and may include dialing 988

which is an active suicide and crisis lifeline that

provides 24/7, free and confidential support for

people in distress. Sometimes it takes just one

person to take action and save a life. If you find

yourself or someone you know that is struggling

with their mental health please feel free to reach

out to B’eeh-K’oo-ee Wellness Center (AKA Isleta

Behavioral Health) at 505-869-5475 and set up an

appointment with one of our counselors.

Isleta Pueblo News

Editor:

Nathaniel Lujan

Asst. Editor:

Diane Abeita

Published By:

Valencia Express

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Isleta Pueblo News

September 2022

ELDERS ADVISORY

COMMITTEE

MaGuWam from the Elder Center and

Assisted Living Facility Advisory Committee

The Advisory Committee recently held

elections to form a new committee for the

next coming years.

Following are the new committee members:

District 1

Phillip Jojola

Debbie Lente-Jojola

Edna Jiron

District 2

Veronica Balenquah

Veronica Montoya

District 3

Currently vacant

District 4

Joe Anzara

ALF Family Representative

Helen Padilla

Congratulations to all the new members!

Thank you for having a vital interest in

representing the elders of our community.

Monthly meeting information will be

announced once they are set.

Thank you to the outgoing committee

members for their involvement and

representation over the past years.

Isleta Pueblo News

September 2022

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Please call by 9 AM

to cancel Home

Delivered Meals.

9/5/2022

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Thursday

Friday

9/1/2022

9/2/2022

NACHO SUPREME

Ground Beef 4oz

SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN

Tempura Chicken 4oz

Cheese Sauce 2oz

Fried Rice 1/4c

Tortilla Chips 2oz

Stir Fry Vegetable 1/2c

Garnish 2oz

Sweet Sour Sauce 2oz

Refried Beans 1/4c

Fortune Cookie

Sour Cream 1oz

9/6/2022

9/7/2022

BARLEY SOUP

Barley 1/2c

SLOPPY JOE

Ground Beef 3oz

RED CHILE POTATO STEW

Pork Stew Meat 3oz

Chicken Thigh 3oz

5way Vegetable 1c

Sloppy Joe Mix 1/4c

Diced Potatoes 1/2c

Rice Pilaf 1/2c

Crackers 2ea.

Hamburger Bun

Red Chile 2oz

Italian Vegetable 1c

Fresh Fruit

Chuckwagon 1/2c

Carrots 1/2c

Fruit Cup

Apple Crisp 1/2c

Cherry Cobbler 1/2c

9/12/2022

9/13/2022

SPAGHETTI

Spaghetti 1/2c

BAKED HAM

9/8/2022

9/14/2022

9/9/2022

BAKED CHICKEN

9/15/2022

9/16/2022

Ham 4oz

EGG SALAD SANDWICH

Egg Salad 3oz

CHICKEN TENDERS

Chicken Tenders 3oz

Marinara Sauce 1/4c

Sweet Potato 1/2c

Celery Sticks 1c

Mixed Vegetable 1/2c

PORK LOIN

Pork Loin 3oz

Broccoli 1c

Meatballs 2oz

Gravy 2oz

Slice Bread

Tater Tots 1/4c

Gravy 2oz

Capri Vegetable 1c

California Blend 1c

Ranch 2oz

Dipping Sauce 2oz

Dinner Roll

Fruit

Baked Chips 2oz

Fruit

Applesauce

9/19/2022

9/20/2022

9/21/2022

9/22/2022

CHEF SALAD

Ham 1oz

MEATLOAF

Ground Beef 4oz

TERIYAKI SALMON

Salmon 4oz

Shredded Cheese 1oz

Mashed potato 1/4c

Rice Pilaf 1/4c

Peas & Carrots 1/2c

Boiled Egg 1oz

Mixed Greens 1c

Gravy 2oz

Mixed Vegetable 1c

Green Beans 1/2c

Teriyaki Sauce 2oz

Fresh Fruit

Cucumber/Tomato 1c

Fruit

Fruit Cup

BBQ PULLED PORK

Pulled Pork 4oz

CHICKEN FRIED STEAK

Chicken Fried Steak 3oz

Baked Beans 1/2c

Mashed Potato 1/4c

Mixed Vegetable 1/2c

Country Gravy 2oz

Hamburger Bun

Fruit

9/23/2022

Crouton 2oz

9/26/2022

9/27/2022

9/28/2022

9/29/2022

9/30/2022

TAMALES

Beef Tamale 4oz

CORN CHOWDER

Dice Chicken 3oz

SOUP & SANDWICH

Tomato Basil Soup 1/2c

GREEN CHILE ENCHILADAS

Dice Chicken 4oz

SHEPARDS PIE

Ground Beef 4oz

Red Chile 2oz

Dice Potatoes 1/4c

Grilled Cheese Sandwich 1/2

Green Chile Sauce 1/4c

Peas & Carrots 1/2c

Shred Cheese 1oz

Corn 1/2c

Fruit

Mixed Vegetable 1/2c

Gravy 2oz

Spanish Rice 1/4c

Bread Stick

Refried Beans 1/4c

Mashed Potato 1/4c

Chuckwagon 1/2c

SF Jell-O

Fruit

****Menus are subject to change without notice, based on the availability of products.****

Isleta Pueblo News

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MONDAY

SAT/SUN

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

ISLETA HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP

1 CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Topic: Depression/Suicide

& Behavioral Health

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

5:00pm - 6:30pm

Lisa Kaye Cherino

Isleta Health Training Center

or Virtual

Contact Stephanie Barela

869-4479 | sbarela@islclinic.net

3/4

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Power Source: 3:30-4:30pm

For more information call: 869-5475

10/11

17/18

24/25

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Power Source: 3:30-4:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Sewing Class

5:00-7:00pm @ IHC Training Center

For more information call: 869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Power Source: 3:30-4:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Sewing Class

5:00-7:00pm @ IHC Training Center

For more information call: 869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Power Source: 3:30-4:30pm

For more information please call:

869-5475

Sewing Class

5:00-7:00pm @IHC Training Center

For more information call: 869-5475

September 2022

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call: 8695475

FRIDAY

Wellbriety Group:

6:00 -7:00pm @IHC

Training Center, For

more Information

please call: 869-5475

Social Support Grp: 4:30-

6:00pm @IHC Training Center,

For more Information please call:

CLINIC

OPENS AT 9:50am

869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 7:30pm For more information

please call: 869-5475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information call: 869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 7:30pm For more information

please call: 869-5475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information call: 869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 7:30pm For more information

please call: 869-5475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call:

869-5475

8 CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Isleta Youth Wellness Program:

4:30-6pm. For more information call:

869-5475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call: 8695475

Social Support Grp: 4:30-

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm For

more information please call:

8695475

Wellbriety Group:

6:00 -7:00pm @IHC

Training Center, For

more Information

please call: 869-5475

Adjusting to Grief & Loss Grp: 2:00 6:00pm @IHC Training Center,

more Information please call:

-3:30pm @IHC Training Ctr. For more For

869-5475

CLINIC

OPENS AT 9:50am

information call 869-5475.

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm .

For more information please call:

869-5475

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Isleta Youth Wellness Program:

4:30-6pm For more information call:

869-5475

Adjusting to Grief & Loss Grp: 2:00

-3:30pm @IHC Training Ctr. For more

information call 869-5475.

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call: 8695475

Social Support Grp: 4:30-

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm For

more information please call:

8695475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program:

4:30-6pm For more information call:

869-5475

Adjusting to Grief & Loss Grp: 2:00

-3:30pm @IHC Training Ctr. For more

information call 869-5475.

Wellbriety Group:

6:00 -7:00pm @IHC

Training Center, For

more Information

please call: 869-5475

6:00pm @IHC Training Center,

For more Information please call:

869-5475

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call: 8695475

Social Support Grp: 4:30-

Wellbriety Group:

6:00 -7:00pm @IHC

Training Center, For

more Information

please call: 869-5475

6:00pm @IHC Training Center,

ForOPENS

more Information

CLINIC

AT 9:50amplease call:

869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 7:30pm For more information

please call: 869-5475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call:

869-5475

The Ripple Effect : 4:30 - 7:30pm For

more information please call:

8695475

Isleta Youth Wellness Program:

4:30-6pm For more information call:

Adjusting to Grief & Loss Grp: 2:00

-3:30pm @IHC Training Ctr. For more

information call 869-5475.

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Isleta Youth Wellness Program: 4:30-6pm For more

information please call: 8695475

Social Support Grp: 4:30-

6:00pm @IHC Training Center,

For more Information please call:

869-5475

Wellbriety Group:

6:00 -7:00pm @IHC

Training Center, For

more Information

please call: 869-5475

DPP=Diabetes Prevention

Program: 869-4595

BHS=Behavioral Health

Services : 869-5475

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