The Tahquitz River Estates Neighborhood Organization’s Spring Fling was a massive success!

We are thrilled to share that our event, attended by neighbors and esteemed city officials, raised over $2000 in support of TRENO's future activities. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated board members and special guests for their invaluable contributions. 

TRENO truly values our city partners and their consistent support to our neighborhood.  Special appreciation to Police Chief Any Mills, Fire Chief Paul Alvarado, Assistant City Manager Teresa Gallavan and Business District Administrator Dean Grubl who were all in attendance. 

The day was filled with fun and engaging conversations, making it a memorable and enjoyable experience for all. Here’s to many more successful gatherings in our vibrant community! 

RSVP OPEN For Spring Fling 2024!

Join us for the annual Neighborhood Spring Fling

The Tahquitz River Estates Neighborhood Annual Spring Fling, will be held Saturday, April 20th at 1-3 PM at the Cody Place Clubhouse! RSVP below to confirm your attendance…

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The ‘Spring Fling’ a delightful community event that will take place on Saturday, April 20, 2024. Embrace the season of renewal and come together with neighbors and friends to enjoy a day filled with fun activities, wonderful food, and unforgettable moments. Meet neighbors, the TRENO Board of Directors, and more at this annual celebration hosted by the TRENO Community.

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RESIDENTS URGED TO PREPARE FOR POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF HURRICANE HILARY

Storm expected to drop up to 5 - 7 inches of rain in lower desert 
Sandbags available at all five fire stations 

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With Hurricane Hilary strengthening rapidly and predicted to move into the Coachella Valley this weekend, the City of Palm Springs is urging all residents to prepare for potentially dangerous storm impacts that include rain, flooding, and high winds.

The National Weather Service is expecting the storm could bring as much as five inches of rain to Palm Springs, with as much as seven to nine inches in the San Jacinto Mountains that could potentially lead to severe mountain run-off. Some showers are predicted on Saturday, with heavier rainfall predicted across the Coachella Valley on Sunday and through the evening. The heaviest rainfall is predicted on Monday morning.

In order to ensure residents are prepared for potential flooding, empty sandbags will be available to residents daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at all five Palm Springs fire stations:

• Fire Station 1: 277 N. Indian Avenue
• Fire Station 2: 300 N. El Cielo
• Fire Station 3: 590 E. Racquet Club Drive
• Fire Station 4: 1300 La Verne Way
• Fire Station 5: 5800 Bolero Road

In addition, sand will be available for pick up in the pit behind City Hall off El Cielo Drive.

“Residents should know that rain/flood waters can be dangerous and that as little as one inch of water can move a car,” said Palm Springs Emergency Manager Daniel DeSelms, who added that it is best to avoid driving during heavy rain.

“If any area is flooded, turn around and never drive around a barricade or road closure because local responders use them to safely direct traffic out of flooded areas,” said Palm Springs Fire Chief Paul Alvarado. “We want to avoid swift water rescues, which put the lives of both drivers and public safety at risk.”

Chief Alvarado advises residents to prepare and stay safe by taking the following precautions:

• Avoid driving during heavy rain and dangerous conditions.
• Stay off bridges over fast-moving water. Fast-moving water can wash bridges away without warning.
• Stay inside your car if it is trapped in rapidly moving water. Get on the roof if water is rising inside the car.
• Do not walk, swim, or drive through flood waters. Turn around. Don’t Drown!
• Finally, if you have not already, sign up for City of Palm Springs public safety alerts, which notify residents about road closures, weather-related events, and more. Visit www.palmspringsca.gov where you can find a link to register “In the Spotlight.”

Please see flyers below for more information.

70 Years of Modern Living - TRENO Modernism Week Home Tour - 2/18/23

Hello Modernism Week Fans!

After an absence of several years due to the Covid Pandemic, the TRENO Home Tour is on again February 18th, 2023. This year’s theme is 70 Years of Modern Living complete with a brochure Passport to help teleport you from the earliest examples of Modern architecture with homes by Paul Trousdale to contemporary inspired examples Eichler and Wexler designs.

Tickets went on sale last November and all 400 sold out completely in one week!

Looking forward to seeing everyone that was lucky enough to tour our 7 incredible homes and the Albert Frey designed, Christ Scientis Church!