Events in Yuma and El Centro
Calipatria Foundation & Calipatria Veterans Legion Post 135
Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast
$12 plate
-Eggs, Bacon, Sausage
-Pancakes
-Coffee or Orange Juice
Saturday June 15, 2024
7-10 A.M.
134 E Main St
Calipatria Foundation Location
Questions contact
Lourdes Jasso (818)326-6649
Hector Cervantes (760)554-6068
Date: Friday, May 24, 2024
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Tickets now available : $5.00 Seniors (55+)
$10.00 Adults
For more information or to purchase your tickets, please contact the Calexico Recreation Department at 760 768-2176.
Court tours, photos on the judge’s bench, freebies, raffle prizes, and a variety of food and craft vendors as well as obtain information from justice partners such as Behavioral Health, CASA, Children & Family Services, and the Public Administrator/Area Agency on Aging, to name a few.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
The Imperial Irrigation District has scheduled several public informational workshops in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys in February to help inform its energy customers about positive changes they will see to their energy bills in 2024.
Topics include changes to the energy bill structure (ECA billing costs) and how it will help lower summer bills, updated information on IID’s Average Bill Payment Plan and Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP), as well as some helpful tips to read your energy bill.
“Some very important, positive changes are in the works for 2024,” said IID General Manager Jamie Asbury. “The district is working hard to make these changes and, through the public workshops, we hope to be able to connect with more customers, sharing helpful information.”
Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a more predictable billing model for customers in 2024. In an effort to help shield consumers from spiking summer energy bills, the IID Board of Directors moved to reform the monthly ECA, leveling these charges throughout 2024. As an additional way to mitigate billing spikes, the district is also in the process of transitioning nearly 12,000 customers enrolled in REAP to the Average Bill Payment Plan.
Presentations will be given in English and Spanish. Except where noted, all public workshops begin at 4 p.m.
