The Cherokee Nation enacted the Freedom of Information and Rights of Privacy Act in 2001 for citizens to have the right to know the workings of their government.
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Registration officials will travel to predetermined locations with the jurisdiction on a quarterly basis to help applicants.
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It repaired roadway base issues and added an asphalt overlay and yellow traffic lines to a mile section of S. 95th St.
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Online applicants must bring in required documentation to an Indian Child Welfare office or physical application site for verification.
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The Cherokee Nation gives $200,000 to replace the East Central Oklahoma Water Authority waterline, which supplies water to the town.
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Applicants must have direct Dawes Roll ancestors and all birth certificates must be properly signed.
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Discussions focused on laying a foundation for building capacity among tribal communities to support broadband deployment and adoption.
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Cherokee Elder Care’s Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly organization taking part in National PACE Month.
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The Cherokee Nation Elders Summit not only promotes the importance of Cherokee elders, but serves as an information hub for elder services.
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