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-year terms, and Harrelson and Taylor to three-year terms. Board members’ stipends are in line with those paid to other boards and committees with $325 per month for any month in which the board holds a regular meeting plus reimbursable expenses. Board members will be paid an additional $50 for another meeting in a particular month for a maximum stipend of $425 per month. At the Tuesday, May 16, Legislative Action Committee meeting, Tribal Council Secretary Jon A. George said the Editorial Board …

square feet. “I’m seeking approval for this amendment because the project has grown significantly from the original scope…after various work sessions with council and meetings with staff that building has grown, plus there are a lot of additional outdoor facilities,” Engineering and Community Development Department Manager Ryan Webb said. “With all that additional work, there is additional time involved for the architect to design those facilities.” Tribal Council member Matthew Haller thanked Webb …

Tribal Government & News Tribal Council OKs two contracts for road rehabilitation, housing unit fix 08.31.2015 Dean Rhodes Tribal Council By Dean Rhodes Smoke Signals editor Tribal Council approved two contracts that will allow road rehabilitation on Agency Creek and Yoncalla Creek roads as well as repair a burned-out unit in Tribal housing during its Wednesday, Aug. 26, meeting. Since both projects will cost more than $100,000, they required Tribal Council approval per the Tribe’s Procurement …

Tribal Government & News Letters to the Editor -- Dec. 15, 2011 12.14.2011 Ron Karten Letters Dear Smoke Signals : The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde prides itself on giving through its charitable foundation, the Spirit Mountain Community Fund. Millions of dollars have been donated to children and schools. The Tribe is very charitable to local communities, but that doesn't seem to be the case when it comes to many Tribal children who are denied enrollment through ultra-strict enrollment …

than 5,500 people with more than 2,500 of them being given to Elders 55 or older. The Tribe is only offering the Moderna vaccine because it does not have the ultra-cold storage that the Pfizer vaccine requires, Thompson said. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

Tribal Government & News General Council briefed on capital improvement projects 04.04.2022 Dean Rhodes General Council , Housing The new site of Men’s Transitional Housing on the west side of Grand Ronde Road has been prepared with paving and installation of utilities for three manufactured homes. The site was one of the Tribal capital improvement projects discussed by Engineering and Planning Manager Ryan Webb during the Sunday, April 3, General Council meeting. (Photo by Timothy J. Gonzalez …

the design team can begin narrowing down options. The presentation and survey are available at: grandronde.org/press-media/tribal-announcements/resident-recreation-center/ . The site would be located on the Smith Property, on the corner of Tyee Road and Ead Creek Loop, with half the property occupied by housing and apartments, and half by the recreation center grounds, Webb said. Tribal Council Vice Chair Chris Mercier, Tribal Council Secretary Jon A. George and Tribal Council members Lisa Leno, Brenda …

Court as long as it is uncontested and they can marry on the Reservation, but only with a marriage license issued by another governmental entity. During the Oct. 20 Legislative Action Committee meeting, Honors Attorney Holly Partridge said the Tribe received “numerous” comments about the Marriage Ordinance and that they were “overwhelmingly” in support of adoption. A Legislative Action Committee executive summary said there were 26 comments submitted. During a first reading of the revised …

Tribal Government & News Tribe blesses site of new Willamette Falls fishing platform 09.05.2018 Danielle Frost Tribal Council , Culture , People , History , Natural Resources , State Government By Danielle Frost WEST LINN -- During a beautiful fall afternoon, with blue sky and the roar of rushing water in the background, a contingent of Tribal Council, Tribal members and Tribal employees participated in a ceremony that blessed the future site of a fishing platform at Willamette Falls …