EHS Application - Mul-Chu-Tha Fair - gilariver 2025

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The document outlines the guidelines for applying for a Temporary Food Establishment Permit from the Gila River Indian Community's Environmental Health Services. It details the application process, requirements for food preparation, and compliance with health codes for events. Key points include submission timelines, types of events, necessary documentation, and restrictions on food handling and preparation locations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the EHS Application in the editor.
Begin by entering the event date(s) and food service times in the designated fields. Ensure you specify AM or PM correctly.
Fill in the name of the event and select its type from options such as Celebration, Athletics, Fundraiser, or Other.
Provide the exact location of the event, including district, park, or facility details.
Indicate whether you are applying as a business or individual. If applicable, attach necessary permits as instructed.
Complete your personal information including name, date of birth, address, and contact details for both yourself and the person in charge of the food booth.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating your application at the bottom of the form.

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What are the origins of Mul Chutha?

The Mul-Chu-Tha Fair Rodeo was established in 1962, as a fundraising effort for the community. The 1962 volunteer committee wanted a traditional name to reflect the culture of the People. The final decision was Mul-Chu-Tha, which means foot races in Pima.

What is Mulchutha known for?

The Mul-Chu-Tha was established in 1962, as a fundraising effort to build a swimming pool for the community. Members of the community participated in activities such as foot races, a wood chopping contest, a small carnival and a fashion show featuring clothing made by community members.

What is the meaning of mul chu tha?

The final decision was Mul-Chu-Tha, which means foot races in Pima. The understanding behind Mul-Chu-Tha is that the Pima used to have foot races for entertainment and the participants would run from village-to-village or district-to-district.