The Tribe’s 37 th Annual Thanksgiving Outreach gave 15,000 turkeys to 115 nonprofit organizations to provide holiday meals to families, seniors and veterans in need. Morongo Fire Department Paramedic Chris Bui helps load some of the 15,000 free turkeys given away by Morongo Band of Mission Indians this week. Morongo Fire Station Groundbreaking Marks New Era for Public SafetyRead More » Morongo Provides 300,000 Thanksgiving Meals with Free Turkey Giveaway At over 15,000 square feet, the station will be more than twice the size of the current location and will feature two apparatus bays and living spaces for up to twelve firefighters and ambulance personnel per shift. The new facility being built at Morongo and Santiago Roads will replace the former station that has housed the full-time, full-service Morongo Fire Department since 1998. Morongo Fire Department personnel break ground on the new Morongo Fire Station #1. 8, 2023 to break ground on a new state-of-the-art Morongo Fire Station #1 that will strengthen public safety on the Morongo Reservation and across the San Gorgonio Pass. The Morongo Band of Mission Indians gathered with public safety officials and elected leaders on Dec. Morongo Tribal Council Member Mary Ann Andreas (left) and Tribal Chairman Charles Martin (right) present Congressman Raul Ruiz (center) with a ceremonial blanket. 8 ceremony signifies a milestone step for strengthening public safety in the region as the Morongo Fire Department marks its 25 anniversary. Morongo tribal leaders, administrators and area elected officials break ground on the new Morongo Fire Station #1.

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