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also advises that in the area, "Risks are kind of minimal. We've had some local flooding and some local events, but no major disasters. We've been very fortunate. "Our biggest threat is the Cascadia Subduction Zone, a potential earthquake fault along the coastline from British Columbia down to northern California, including, of course, the coasts of Oregon and Washington. "If the whole thing ruptures, that's a mass disaster." One of her responsibilities, Baxter says, is putting in the time …

. Crisis time is coming again, said Tribal Police Chief Al LaChance. "Domestic violence offenses always increase at holiday time," he said. Overall though, Tribal police have seen only a small number of domestic violence cases reported on the Reservation. "We're going to continue to educate not only the community, but also Tribal members on the importance of reporting domestic violence and sexual assault," said LaChance. Tribal Council members Jon A. George, Chris Mercier, Denise Harvey, Tonya …

then, Human Resources has placed the job application process online and started a Spirit Mountain Casino careers Facebook page. “We help people from the time they apply until the time we say goodbye,” Dempsey said. “Everything that an employee does or needs while they are employed, most of that comes through Human Resources in some way, shape or form.” Working in the Tribe’s favor when trying to hire employees is the generous benefits package that goes along with working for the Tribe …

here today is very important for our people,” Kennedy said. “I was a direct descendent of the people who once fished here. I can’t say how [emotional] this makes me feel. … We are strong, resilient and doing the best that we know how to do as an honorable people and respectful of this beautiful fishing area our creator gave us. … Today, we are moving forward and getting the fish returned to us. … We all stand here believing and hoping.” Other Tribal Council members in attendance were Michael …

and be a member of our tribe, but you had to have an ancestor on the Grand Ronde rolls. My writing is for your information and it may be helpful come election time next fall. How our Tribe goes is always up to the people. Last September, we re-elected a person to Tribal Council who is “elated” about the court’s decision and “very happy for the family.” Next fall another member of the Tribal Council majority will be asking for re-election who is a huge supporter of the Chief Tumulth family …

Culture Walking On - Richard Ray and Ethel Towers 04.25.2016 Dean Rhodes Walking On Richard Dorland “Mushy” Ray June 23, 1947 – April 11, 2016 Tribal Elder Richard Dorland “Mushy” Ray, 68, was born June 23, 1947, at the hospital in McMinnville, Ore., and passed away at Willamette Valley Medical Center in McMinnville on April 11, 2016, after being ill for a short time with cancer. Mushy Ray lived in Willamina, Ore., most of his life after moving from Crescent City, Calif., where he lived …

Tribal Government & News General Council briefed on Natural Resources programs 02.08.2016 Dean Rhodes General Council , Natural Resources PORTLAND -- General Council returned to the Monarch Hotel near Clackamas Town Center for the first time since March 2013 and a good turnout of Tribal members heard Natural Resources Department Manager Michael Wilson present an overview of his department’s numerous activities and accomplishments. Wilson’s presentation was originally scheduled for the January …

or condition. Our goal, and my personal goal, is save them from having to visit the hospital.” Although she is not a Tribal member, Hosley says she has many close relationships with Tribal families and current Tribal employees since she has lived her entire life in the West Valley. She has attended Tribal powwows numerous times. “Born and raised locally, Christa is very familiar with the Grand Ronde community, culture and traditions,” says Jeff Lorenz, Tribal Health Services executive director …

Tribal Government & News Summit returns for third time in effort to help veterans access services 06.12.2015 Brent Merrill Events , Federal Government The theme for this year’s Native Veterans Summit is “Honoring Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans.” The third annual “gathering of warriors” will be held in conjunction with the Marcellus Norwest Memorial Veterans Powwow in Grand Ronde on Thursday and Friday, July 9-10, at Uyxat Powwow Grounds, 9390 Highway 22. The powwow runs Friday, July 10, through …

information with the Tribes early and often.” Belleque was attending Legislative Information Day for the first time. “I know many of the Tribal leaders from the workgroup meetings, but it’s a different opportunity to see how they utilize resources in this setting,” she said. “It’s a different view. We’re really proud to take a more active role in consulting with the Tribes. Our agency has made this a priority.” During the event, the smell of fresh fry bread wafted through the air …