Introduction to JUNE 2026

38 BULLETIN

JUNE 2026
Volume III • Issue 6

Stay Informed. Stay Inspired. Stay 38.

THE MONTH OF JUNE

Summer has arrived in the 38 Communities.

The days are longer, the mountains are greener, and community activities are picking up throughout Forest Falls, Mountain Home Village, Angelus Oaks, and along the Highway 38 corridor.

WHAT HAPPENED

• The 25th Annual Forest Falls Chili Cook-Off brought neighbors and visitors together over Memorial Day Weekend.
• Supper on the Hill gathered community members at Big Falls Lodge for food and conversation.
• The Frozen Green Thumb Garden Club held its annual Plant Sale on June 6, helping support local gardening and beautification efforts.

WHAT'S HAPPENING

• Thursday Market Nights continue at Big Falls Lodge throughout June. (Note: Could Change)
• Music Night takes place Mondays at Big Falls Lodge.
• Yoga classes continue at Fallsvale School.
• The Needlers Knitting Group meets Tuesdays in Forest Falls.
• Local organizations continue planning summer activities and events.

COMMUNITY UPDATE

Wildfire season is here.

Residents are encouraged to review evacuation plans, maintain defensible space around their homes, and stay informed about local preparedness efforts. The Mill Creek Canyon Fire Safe Council continues its transition toward FireSafe38, with a focus on education, fuel reduction, preparedness, and community resilience.

LOOKING AHEAD

July brings several community events, including:

• Supper on the Hill – July 2
• Search & Rescue Pancake Breakfast – July 18
• East Mountain Emergency Preparedness Festival – July 25

AROUND THE COMMUNITIES

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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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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