Introduction to JULY 2026
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INTRO JUNE 2026
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38 BULLETIN
July 2026
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Stay Informed. Stay Inspired. Stay 38.
THE MONTH OF July
July Community Events
July offers several opportunities for residents and visitors to gather, support local organizations, and learn more about emergency preparedness in the mountain communities.
Supper on the Hill & Market Night
Thursday, July 2
Market Night returns on the first and third Thursdays of the month. On July 2, it will be held alongside Supper on the Hill at Big Falls Lodge, bringing together local vendors, food, and community fellowship in one evening.
San Gorgonio Search & Rescue Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, July 18, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Enjoy breakfast while supporting the volunteers of the San Gorgonio Search & Rescue Team. The fundraiser will be held at the Valley of the Falls Community Center in Forest Falls and helps support the team's ongoing search and rescue mission throughout the San Bernardino Mountains.
East Mountain Emergency Preparedness Festival
Saturday, July 25, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Hosted by the Angelus Oaks Fire Safe Council, the second annual East Mountain Emergency Preparedness Festival offers an opportunity to meet local emergency response agencies, explore emergency equipment, enjoy family activities, visit vendors, and learn more about wildfire preparedness and community safety.
Summer visitors are returning to our trails, waterfalls, campgrounds, and mountain businesses. Whether you're a longtime resident or discovering the area for the first time, please help keep our communities welcoming, safe, and beautiful.
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Serving Mountain Home Village, Forest Falls, Angelus Oaks, and the SR-38 Communities.
WHAT'S BEING BUILT AT SR-38 & BRYANT?
If you've driven past the intersection of Highway 38 and Bryant near the ranger station recently, you've probably noticed the construction activity and wondered what's going on.
According to Caltrans project information, the work is part of a safety improvement project that includes installing traffic signals and related traffic control equipment at the intersection.
The project is intended to improve traffic flow and safety for vehicles entering and exiting Highway 38.
While rumors have circulated about a possible roundabout or other major roadway changes, available project information indicates the work is focused on a signalized intersection.
We'll continue to follow the project and provide updates as construction progresses.
Have you noticed changes at the intersection or heard information about the project? Let us know what you've observed. Facebook Group
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