The head count starts in January in Native villages in Alaska, but the rest of the country won’t be able to start answering the questionnaire until March.
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Two Sequoyah Schools students receive new desktop computers from the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service.
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The next OKCIC Women’s Self-Defense Seminar is on Jan. 21 at the OKCIC for all women including patients and non-patients ages 12 and up.
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Licenses for Cherokee Nation citizens who received a compact license in 2019 have automatically renewed for 2020.
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TAHLEQUAH – The General Assistance program is funded through the Bureau of Indian Affairs and administered by the tribe’s Human Services via its Family Assistance department. This program is a financial assistance service for eligible Indian families to address essential living needs.
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TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation administers a burial assistance program funded through the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the CN.s
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First-place teams will receive $7,500, second-place will receive $5,000 and third-place will receive $2,500.
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The tribe contributes $14,000 to the William W. Barnes Children’s Advocacy Center and nearly $16,000 to Safenet Services.
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The Cherokee Nation and Tahlequah Public Works Authority will connect homes to the city’s sewer services.
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The final Tribal Energy Resource Agreement regulations include options for tribes to manage energy resources on tribal lands.
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