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UPDATED July 26, 2021

EVENTS, GROUPS AND REGISTRATION:

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  • TUESDAY NIGHT RED ROAD - Meets on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM via zoom. To join the meeting, click here. 

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  • FRIDAY NIGHT RED ROAD - Meets Fridays at 6:00 pm. To join the meeting, click here.  

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STAY INFORMED:

  • Text EZCOYOTE to 44777 to receive text information, news and updates from Tribal Departments.

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  • September 11, 2020 Letter to Residents re: Evacuation Planning and Preparations. Click here to view.

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  • August 10, 2020 Letter to Residents re: COVID-19. Click here to view.

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OTHER NEWS AND RESOURCES: 

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  • NEW! EDUCATION DEPARTMENT JUNE Newsletter, click here. 

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  • Feeling Stressed by COVID‑19? Help is just a phone call away! CalHOPE Warm Line: (833) 317-HOPE (4673)

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  • Mendocino County Behavioral Health and Recovery Service Hot Lines: click here. 

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  • COVID-19 TESTING:

Consolidated Tribal Health Project

For Registered Patients Only

Call (707) 485-5115 and request to schedule a Nurse Only COVID-19 Appointment.
 

Carl Purdy Fairgrounds 
May 23 and continuing Tuesday-Saturday indefinitely. Walk-ins Accepted. To schedule an appointment visit https://Lhi.care/covidtesting or call (888) 634-1123.


The Coyote Valley Tribal Health Department is available to transport and/or assist with scheduling. Contact (707) 485-8723

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  • The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is applying for an ICDBG CARES Act Imminent Threat grant. If our submission is approved, the Tribe would be eligible for up to $900,000 in grant funds from the Federal Government in order to prevent, prepare for, or respond to a COVID-19 outbreak. The Tribe intends to use any awarded grant funds to implement a gated community in the Housing Area of the Reservation. We would use the funds to install additional fencing, security gates, and checkpoints at the entrance of the Housing Area in order to safeguard our community and reduce the risk of our population’s exposure to COVID-19. Please contact the Tribal Administration office if you have any questions.

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  • Update May 26: Notice for Mendocino County Business Owners regarding Stage 2 Re-Opening: Click Here.

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  • As of May 1, 2020, facial coverings are required when in public in Mendocino County. For details click here. Adult masks were distributed to residents on April 24th. We are currently working on an order for youth masks. ​

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  • We now offer an opt-in text messaging service to deliver updates and information to the community. Text ezCOYOTE to 44777 to opt-in. This replaces door-to-door contact during this pandemic. ​

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  • 4/16/2020: With the tragic and recent loss of Ashley Pulawa the EPD Department and Administration staff are working very hard on the community garden as it was her vision for her people. While it is always our goal to work with the community, the COVID-19 situation prevented that to its full extent. Once the restrictions on gathering and sheltering in place are lifted we will dedicate "Ashley's Garden" in her memory. In the next month we would like to invite community volunteers to sign-up for gardening tasks in order to fulfill Ashley's dream for a garden that brings together her family and community. If you are interested in volunteering and would like more information click here.

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  • Mendocino County follows guidance to recommend face coverings for anyone outside of their home. A simple, homemade cloth mask will suffice. Visit the Coyote Valley Tribal Health Department's facebook for tips and videos. More information is available on the County website here.

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  • Important letter to tenants about rent click here

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  • CV Health & Human Services Letter to the Community March 26, 2020 Click Here.  

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  • CV Guidelines for Elders and High Risk Individuals Click Here. 

Coyote Valley COVID Response Update:

Coyote Valley Letter regarding Variants Distributed July 5, 20201: CLICK HERE.

We encourage anyone with questions about vaccines or who would like to be schedule to obtain the vaccine to contact the Health and Human Services Department at (707) 485-8723. As more of the Reservation residents become vaccinated and active cases remain low, we look forward to moving fully into a recovery phase.

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VACCINE CLINIC at COYOTE VALLEY AUGUST 11th at 1-2pm at the new Community Center (Behind the Gym. Parking at the gym/old casino lot).  To visit the Mendocino County page with all vaccine clinic info, click here. 

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All Tribal Members, ages 12 and older are eligible for a $200 gift card after full vaccination. To request your card, submit proof of your vaccine here.

 

To Reach Administration, Health, Housing or Environmental Protection contact (707) 485-8723.

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Environmental Protection

It is also time to start the Community Garden! To find out how you can help out, contact EPD at (707) 485-8723

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Briana Merino, Administrative Assistant

Christina Lara, Environmental Specialist II

Olita Naredo, Environmental Specialist I

Israel Pulawa, Water Resources

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Housing

The Reservation remains closed at this time. Visitors are not allowed within the housing areas of the reservation. Please do not invite non-residents and do not permit non-household members to enter your home.  

 

All Housing Area pets must stay home as well. Please make sure all animals are secured within the boundaries of your residence.

 

Health and Human Services Department

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Leah Sautelet, Health & Human Services Director (707) 413-8312

Lisa Whipple, CHT (707) 472-2241

Denise Knight, CHT (707) 472-4725

Sergio Arreguin, Health Disparities Project Coordinator (707) 472-2239

Janet Knight, Health Engagement Coordinator (707) 472-4725

Jessica Fitzgerald, Native Connections Coordinator (707) 472-2297

Selana Trippo, Community Advocate (707) 472-2206

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CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE NEEDS ASSESSMENT

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If you would like to discuss matters related to your health and wellbeing (or that of your dependent), click self-referral below to connect you with the appropriate staff, program or assistance locating outside resources confidentially.

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If you are an organization/agency/concerned person, you can refer someone by clicking here: 

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PRC & OTHER DOCUMENT DROP OFF: Please request an envelope, write ATTN HEALTH on the envelope and leave at the front desk. 

 

TRANSPORTATION: If alternative transportation options are exhausted, please contact us to schedule a transport.

 

MEDICATION PICK-UP: Medication pick-up is available daily around 12:00 (noon). If a non-urgent request is received after, it will be completed on the next business day. Urgent requests will depend upon staff availability. Contact CTHP at (707) 485-5115 as an alternative. 

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Background

Background - COVID_19

While we navigate these uncharted waters together, we fully want to keep communication open and offer support to the greatest extent possible. This temporary website is created to limit staff contact at each residence while also keeping members and residents informed.

 

COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by a novel virus that spread worldwide. Community-acquired (acquired or arising in the general population: not acquired or arising in a hospital) cases have now been confirmed in Mendocino County. Researchers and medical doctors are working to understand more about COVID-19, to date no successful treatment or immunization is available. The complete clinical picture with regard to COVID-19 is not fully understood. Reported illnesses have ranged from mild to severe, including illness resulting in death. Older people, those with compromised immune systems, and people with certain underlying health conditions like heart disease, lung disease and diabetes, for example, seem to be at greater risk of serious illness. 

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Protecting our elders, children, and community as a whole is of utmost importance. To that end, please adhere to the current Tribal and County orders.

 

Mendocino County Shelter in Place Order - Click here for the latest.

  • Residents must stay home to the maximum extent possible.

  • All persons on the Reservation must at all times wear a mask in all public spaces.

 

Additionally, continue to follow the Tribal mandates:

  • The housing areas of the Reservation are closed to non-residents until further notice.

  • Residents must not invite any non-resident to the housing areas of the Reservation, or permit them to enter their residence.

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As we monitor the pandemic moving forward, the mandates may change based on need due to COVID-19 test results, monitoring the sewer system and the County and State situation. For your own health and the safety of all, please continue to:

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Self-monitor for symptoms

  • Symptoms include but are not limited to cough, shortness of breath, fever, chills, weakness, headache, muscle aches, abdominal pain, diarrhea. Contact your provider immediately if any of these symptoms are present. The absence of symptoms does not mean that a person does not have the virus—it is possible to be asymptomatic.

  • Consolidated Tribal Health will assess symptoms over the phone ((707) 485-5115) and will provide further instructions.

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Quarantine with your household

  • Do not visit, gather or congregate with non-household members (including friends or relatives)

  • Stay home except to make essential trips, such as to a grocery store, pharmacy, healthcare or daycare facility, or for purposes of employment.

  • Wear a mask in all public spaces.

  • Do not invite any non-resident to the housing area, or permit non-household members into your residence.

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Maintain cleanliness

  • Practice good hygiene –including frequent hand washing, use of hand sanitizer, avoid touching your face.

  • Sanitize high-touch areas of your home, and disinfect all surfaces routinely.

 

The housing areas of the reservation remains closed to non-residents. Violations are subject to a fine under the Tribal Law and Order Ordinance, and such further action as may be required to keep our community safe. We will continue to monitor and respond to the evolving situation. 

 

Resources & Links
Resources and Links
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Consolidated Tribal Health Project     MAIN: (707) 485-5115 TRANSPORTATION (Including meds pick-up):  (707) 234-2501  WEB: www.cthp.org
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Education

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County of Mendocino

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Disaster Planning & Other Activities

 

Employment

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Federal Information & Resources

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Food:

·    Grocery Store Delivery & Curbside Pick-Up

  • Redwood Valley Market 999 School Way, Redwood Valley 707-485-8408

  • Raley's Supermarket 1325 N. State St, Ukiah 707-468-5178

  • Forks Ranch Market 3152 N. State St, Ukiah 707-462-4334

  • Costco 1275 Airport Park Blvd, Ukiah 707-313-8012 (CURBSIDE, NO DELIVERY)

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·   Sherwood Valley Commodities – (707) 456-1710 No tailgate service. Instead, will deliver to Coyote Valley in April. (Contact Josie at the Health Department (707) 472-2209 for more information and to request pickup/delivery.)

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·    CalFresh (aka food stamps) Information and Application (for those not receiving commods and who meet income guidelines): https://www.getcalfresh.org/

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Other Information for Older Adults and those at Higher Risk

 

State of California

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  • One-stop resource for COVID-19 resources: www.covid19.ca.gov.  The site highlights critical steps people can take to stay healthy and resources available to Californians impacted by the outbreak, including paid sick leave and unemployment assistance.  Also attached, is the memorandum from Dr. Sonia Angell and Director Mark Ghilarducci on COVID-19 Modeling.

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Backford Hall, San Francisco, CA

Fund Your Start-Up

Mission Convention Center, Austin, TX

Product Strategy

Rural College, Boston, MA

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