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“Among the Shawnee”
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Governor’s Report
Building Blocks
Elders Council
Health System Report
Realty Department
Emergency Management
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Emergency Management
Tax Collections
Enrollment Department
Title VI Menu
Birthdays & Congrats
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Fitness Calendar
How Alcohol Affects Body
Foster Care
Finance Report
Education Department
Volume 28 No. 9
Seminole State College-NASNTI Hosted‘Native Women Power’
Special Guest Speaker-AST Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe
Front row L To R: Happy Frejo, Kendell Frazier, AST Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe,
Back Row: Unknown, Melanie Harjo and Kay Wallce.
General Council Meeting Oct 28th, 10:00 a.m.
@ New AST Health Multi-Purpose Building, Shawnee, OK
Executive Committee
Edwina Butler-Wolfe
Isaac Gibson
John Johnson
Leah Bates
Anthony Johnson
Governor
Lt. Governor
Secretary
Treasurer
Representative
Monthly Executive Committee meetings can be watched online at astribe.com
Governor’s Report
sovereign in this Nation. The effort is not anti-labor. It is solely part of our mission
to strengthen tribal sovereignty” (Stevens, Ernest L. “NIGA Summits Empower the
Voice of Indian Country”. Aug. 2017, pp.16).
Hello my friends, neighbors, relatives and Tribal people at large!
I hope everyone is doing well. As you know our area schools have started their
2017 – 2018 school terms. While our students are getting back on track with the
new school year, the Horseshoe Bend After School Program will start after the
Labor Day Holiday beginning September 11, 2017. Students from Oklahoma
Baptist University (OBU) will be back to tutor at the Horse Shoe Bend Center. If
any of our tribal member students are in need of some extra help in their studies
please notify: Tresha Spoon, Education Director, to set up tutoring sessions. It is my
goal to see every Absentee Shawnee school age child be successful! When our tribal
students succeed our Tribe becomes stronger.
In last month’s newsletter I reported that I attended the 2017 National Indian
Gaming Association (NIGA) Summer Legislative Summit held in Washington,
D.C. Also in attendance was Leslie Tanyan, Executive Director of the Absentee
Shawnee Tribe Gaming Commission. The purpose of the legislative summit was
to provide a forum for tribal leaders to engage Congress on Indian Country’s
legislative priorities. A number of Congressman and Senators spoke to the issues
facing American Indians in the United States. There were several tribal leaders
outside of Oklahoma that attended as well along with other gaming representatives.
Listed below are few of the issues affecting Indian Country that was discussed at
the summit:
New Markets Tax Credit and Low Income Housing Tax Credit
Boyd also stated Tribes should urge Congress and the Administration
to provide tribal governments with direct access to the New Markets Tax Credit
and Low Income Housing Tax Credit programs, among other federal initiatives.
Direct access to these programs will spur public-private partnerships to help
rebuild Indian Country infrastructure, small business development, and help
address longstanding housing needs in Indian Country. (Boyd, Chief. “Politics
Takes Center Stage at NIGA’s 2017 Summer Legislative Summit”. Aug. 2017,
pp.14).
The most important part of this summit was the importance of tribes being
vocal with this new administration and ensuring Indian Country is heard on any
issues that affect us.
Other Topics
Opioid addiction was discussed because of people overdosing, abusing and
becoming dependent on opioids. Indian Country is currently battling this problem.
Tribes must be vigilant to educate tribal members of this problem and strive to
implement programs to help fight opioid abuse.
The pros and cons of medical marijuana were discussed during the summit
with many people advocating the use of it in Indian Country. Representative Mark
Wayne Mullin discussed his opposition to legalizing marijuana on the federal level.
I am sure that we will hear more as time passes.
During the two day session, there were 21 Congressman and Senators
addressing tribal leaders and other tribal representatives in attendance about the
concerns and issues the new administration must pay attention to when working
with Indian Country. The overall goal was to educate this new administration on
the importance of tribal sovereignty and upholding trust and treaty obligations.
Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act
Chief Boyd, CEO and Principal of TBE Architects, summarized the main issues
that were discussed at the NIGA Summer Legislative Summit. According to Boyd,
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in 2004 overturned three decades of
its own precedent and stated that tribal gaming facilities were under the National
Labor Relations Act. In addition, the courts have upheld that decision. The result
of NLRB’s decision is that Indian tribes are the only form of government in the
United States not exempt from the National Labor Relations Act. The Senate and
the House are now considering the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act (TLSA) which is
all about maintaining tribal sovereignty as established in the Constitution (Boyd,
Chief. “Politics Takes Center Stage at NIGA’s 2017 Summer Legislative Summit”.
Aug. 2017, pp.14).
According to Ernie Stevens, NIGA Chairman, “Tribal Leaders need to continue
to press Congress to enact the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act, which will amend
the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to treat Indian tribes as every other
Meetings attended for July and August
July
21st 9:00 a.m. United Indian Nation of Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas (UINOKT) held
at Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Tribal Headquarters Anadarko, OK.
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24th – 26th Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA) Conference at the Cox Convention
Center.
31st
9:00 a.m. Executive Committee Exit Audit Meeting with Baker Tilly Audit Firm
11:00 a.m. Graduation for student internship program (Health)
1:00 p.m. Finance Training with Baker Tilly
August
4th
AST Day (Absentee Shawnee Tribe) Tribal Offices Closed and Health Clinics
7th
Special Executive Committee Meeting
8th
10:00 a.m. Teachers Service Meeting at McLoud Public School. Tresha Spoon, AST
Education Director was in attendance at the meeting.
2:00 p.m. Bank Meeting- EC, Bank Board and AG’s
9th
Tinker AFB Tour- Sec. Johnson, Treas. Bates, Rep. Johnson, Phillip Ellis, Victor Flores
and Governor Butler- Wolfe.
10th
10:00 a.m. Presentation by Robert Weaver Insurance (RWI).
11th
9:00 a.m. Jim Thorpe Academy, Shawnee, OK
15th
2:00 a.m. Shawnee School Administration Building, Shawnee, OK
16th
10:00 a.m. Regular Executive Committee Meeting
17th
11:00 a.m. Seminole State College- Speaker at the Native American SymposiumNative American serving Nontribal Institutions program at Seminole State College
(NASNTI).
Other Topics/Expressions
Happy Birthday & Anniversary
To those who have had a birthday or anniversary I extend my warmest regards.
Condolences
To those families who may have lost a family member this month I extend my deepest
condolences to you and your family.
Conclusion
My door is always open (unless I happen to be at or in a meeting) and I welcome your visits.
Help me to make a difference – stand beside me and Let us Build for the Future (BFF) - unite
and together!
Thank you for your support!
-Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe
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Governor Butler-Wolfe and Congresswoman
Nancy Pelosi, California Democrat
Executive Committee visits Tinker AFB
Executive Committee would like to thank the
following people for their time of making our visit to
Tinker AFB productive:
Lt. General Lee K. Levy II, Commander
Air Force Sustainment Center
OC-ALC/OMO
Donald Satterlee, MPA
Building 3001
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Kelly Butler
Building 3001
L to R: John Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Leah Bates, Victor Flores, Isaac
Gibson, Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe, Audrey Tilley, Treasurer, and Leslie Jones, Secretary Tinker Inter Tribal.
76 Maintenance Support Group
Joel Clay
Building 3001
76 Maintenance Support Group
Melanie Johnson
Building 3001
We would like to thank Eastman Switch (Kelly) for
arranging and making this tour possible for the
Executive Committee.
L to R: Anthony Johnson, Isaac Gibson, John Johnson, Lt. General Lee K.
Levy II, Leah Bates, Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe, Victor Flores.
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Building Blocks
We are growing by leaps and bounds!! We’ve had quite a few new children start attending in
every age group. However, we still have openings available. Please feel free to refer anyone
you know who may be looking for child care currently or in the future. We welcome visitors to
come take a tour. Ideal times would be before 11:00 a.m. and after 3:00 p.m.
On July 27, 2017, we had our first of three DHS visits that will occur during our 6-month permit period. It went great! We had zero non-compliance issues. You can visit www.childcarefind.okdhs.org to view visit results on any facility, including ours. Just type Building Blocks in
the box for Facility Name, then type in 73026 in the Zip Code box, and click on the Search button. Our facility will be displayed. When you click on our facility name, a Summary of Facility
Monitoring report will appear. This page will describe any noncompliance, plan of correction,
and date of correction.
We had our monthly fire drill on 7/25/17 @ 10:44 a.m. We have 14 staff and 21 children present. The children were in their classrooms. Complete evacuation off all children and staff took less than 1 minute.
We had an unexpected fire “drill” on 7/28/17 when some popcorn got burned in the employee breakroom microwave. This
happened in the 1 o’clock hour. All of the children were napping. There was no real danger, but we didn’t realize that immediately. Therefore, we evacuated the building and the fire department came out. They checked the breakroom microwave and the
area. Then we were cleared to go back inside.
It proved to be a blessing in disguise, as we found some weaknesses in our evacuation plan, especially because it was unplanned
and occurred at naptime. We realized that the Toddler class needs more assistance than the Infant class, because the Infant
class has evacuation cribs. Therefore, Chef Suzy will be one to assist the Toddler class in future evacuations. Upon review of
the video, I’m extremely happy to report that the 4’s/5’s class had an evacuation time of 52 seconds. Ms. Diana and Ms. Julie
had 11 sleeping children when the fire alarm sounded. They woke each one, got them lined up, grabbed their emergency backpack, and exited the building within that time. Additionally, the Infants had 3 babies and evacuated in about 45 seconds. WAY
TO GO!!
Our monthly tornado drill was conducted on 7/31/17. We had 14 staff and 26 children present. All went very well. The children were calm and walked with their teachers to the tornado shelter. Everyone was accounted for and no one cried.
Thank you,
Billie Thompson
Building Blocks III Director
bthompson@astribe.com
Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Building Blocks CDC
16051 Little Axe Drive
Norman, OK 73026
P: (405) 360-2710 F: (405) 360-2726
Dates to Remember:
September 1st – Closed for AST Employee event
September 8th – Grandparents’ celebration at 3:00 p.m.
(snack time)
September 10th – Grandparents’ day
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Second Wind
Tobacco Cessation Program
Session Name
Date
Time
Session 1: Understanding basic tobacco facts
September 26,2017
2:00-3:00pm
Session 2: Exploring factors that contribute to smoking
October 3,2017
2:00-3:00pm
Session 3: Coping skills and relaxation techniques
October 10,2017
2:00-3:00pm
Session 4: Identify potential danger situations
October 17,2017
2:00-3:00pm
Session 5: Building personal support networks
October 24, 2017
2:00-3:00pm
Session 6: Long –term benefits with ending commercial
tobacco use; and certificate of participation
October 31,2017
2:00-3:00pm
Location:
Little Axe Health Center
Behavioral Health Conference Room
Facilitator:
Marvin Smith, LPC/LADC, Therapist
Contact Information: LA BH
405-701-7987
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Elders Corner
Greetings to all! With summer coming to a close and as we approach the fall season, days will get shorter and the temperatures
will drop, but we will rejoice that FOOTBALL and BASKETBALL
are once again on the menu. And, of course, how could we forget
about “hunting season”—so wear your bright colors and avoid the
thick forest. Who knows maybe some kind hunter might provide
some venison for the Elders’ luncheon. For myself, I would like
to see a bit of bison meat on the menu—wouldn’t that be special.
Well so much for the food and sporting!
The Elders Council has been planning events that will carry
through to the end of 2017. The Elders will have a fundraising
event at the October General Council. The fundraiser will include
a raffle for several high-value items and a 50/50 drawing. Raffle
tickets will be sold at 3 tickets for $5.00. Members will be selling
the raffle tickets prior to the General Council and at the General
Council. The EC strives to provide good value for your price to
enter the drawing—what can be better than taking a chance on
winning a high-value item and supporting a group that delivers
value for their own work; value to the tribe as well as the community. Help us make this fundraiser a success.
Our first guest speaker is scheduled for the August meeting. Mariah Lee from Life Safety Monitoring will talk about the company’s products and its services. The company’s services provides
24/7 emergency response support. This includes advantages for
seniors and can help seniors remain independent in their own
homes. For the September meeting, we will host two guest speakers from; 1) OKHCA, Living Choice and 2) AARP. I am currently
on the hunt for a speaker covering the topic of genealogy and
how to start a family tree. Plans are to host guest speakers at each
monthly meeting. Topics will vary and I hope to build a schedule
that can be shared in our monthly Elders Corner.
As usual, we will host our annual Thanksgiving and Christmas
luncheons at our regular monthly meetings and planning is underway. We are also organizing preparations for the Christmas
baskets and Christmas candy sacks. More information to come
later.
I enjoy ending my articles with quotes that are thought provoking.
Many of the quotes will come from famous leaders and I hope
everyone enjoys them. I offer the following: If we open a quarrel between past and present, we shall find that we have lost the
future.
Until next time,
Atheda Edwards-Fletcher,
Secretary
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ASTHS September 2017 Monthly Update
Fall is almost here! As we close out the summer, we are excited about back-to-school, the
upcoming 4th Annual AST Run for Your Life Zombie 5K, and the continual expansion of our
services and access to health programs – all to serve you better every day! As we prepare for
the fall season, please remember to practice proven hygiene and infection control procedures
such as frequent hand washing, getting your annual flu shot, limiting your public exposure if
you should become ill with a fever, and encouraging others to adhere to these protocols as well. It is our responsibility
as a health system to be the example of infection control for our patients, community and loved ones.
The inaugural 2017 AST Health System Internship Program was an unequivocal success. We hosted a graduation
luncheon for our six AST young men and women, who successfully completed rotations throughout the health system.
The internship program aligns with our strategic plan of investing in our young tribal members through education,
mentorship, and the creation of career opportunities through service to the tribe’s overall health. We are extremely
proud of these emerging young professionals and hope we see them again in our health system as they continue with
their education and career goals.
The health system’s administrative leadership team and health board members attended the AST Leadership Dinner on
the evening of Wednesday, August 23rd. Key tribal organizational leaders, both past and present, attended this honorary
event. A recent health employee morale event was held at the Bricktown Ballpark on August 26th. In addition to ASTHS
employees, our esteemed health board members and executive committee members also joined in on representing our
tribe’s commitment to tribal health and wellness.
Elder care and advanced aging concerns such as fall risk, monitoring loved ones who live alone, and homebound health
care, remain critical priorities to the tribe and the health system. The health system has and shall continue full
partnership with the tribe in serving and coordinating medical care for any tribal member with a homebound medical
need that falls within the scope and authority of our health and wellness system. In August, the ASTHA/LSWN Health
Boards Chairman, Mr. Switch, and the Executive Director, Mr. Rogers, both updated the tribal elders about our various
health programs, both implemented and developing, and how these efforts serve to improve health care delivery to the
tribe’s elders and members. If you know any tribal member who is homebound and needs medical assistance, please
contact our health administration office at (405) 701-7621 and we will be happy to assist with the best possible
resources and coordinated care.
The health system’s most valuable resource—our people—again displayed outstanding service to our tribal health
system! I am extremely proud of our outstanding star performers this month, and thank them all for their contributions
to our patients, their fellow employees, and the tribe!
August Employees of the Month
Employee of the Month
Team of the Month
Special Leadership Award
Laurie Webber, Shawnee Clinic Contract Health
Little Axe Radiology Staff
Dr. Anita Blick-Nolan & Cindy Lonsbury
Despite personal trials and adversity, these dedicated health team members demonstrated unwavering strength of
character while delivering unsurpassed compassionate service to our patients. Our health system employees continue
to accomplish remarkable feats for our patients and one another. I can’t say it enough, thank you all for your continued
commitment to making a positive impact in the health and lives of all our health system’s patients!
Mark E. Rogers, MAL, FACHE, CMPE
Executive Director
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September 2017 - Scheduled Closings
DATE:
Mon., Sept. 4th
(Labor Day)
Wed., Sept.6th
(1st Wed of month)
Fri., Sept. 22nd
(Professional Staff
Training)
TIME(S) CLOSED:
All Day
Noon to 5 PM
All Day
LOCATIONS:
All AST Health facilities CLOSED except PlusCare Clinic. It is OPEN 9 AM to 5 PM (last patient at 4:30 PM).
All AST Health facilities CLOSED
-Shawnee Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
-PlusCare Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
All AST Health facilities CLOSED
-Shawnee Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
-PlusCare Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
October 2017 Scheduled Closings
DATE:
Wed., Oct. 4th
(1 Wed of month)
st
TIME(S) CLOSED:
Noon to 5 PM
LOCATIONS:
All AST Health facilities CLOSED
-Shawnee Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
-PlusCare Clinic re-OPENS at 5 PM till 9 PM (last patient at 8:30 PM).
*In the event of a weather cancellation or delay affecting health services, please call ahead.
Little Axe Health Center at (405) 447-0300, Shawnee Clinic at (405)878-5850 or PlusCare at (405)447-0477
**Health closures/delays are posted on the Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health Facebook wall “Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health”,
Twitter @ASTHealth and on ASTHS website at www.asthealth.org.
BRING US YOUR USED MEDICAL EQUIPMENT!!!
The AST Health System is accepting used durable
medical equipment items for re-use.
We can shine up that old walker, wheelchair, cane, or CPAP
breathing machine and make it serviceable again.
Drop off your un-used item(s) at Little Axe or Shawnee Physical Therapy Departments.
For more information, call 405-447-0300 (Little Axe) • 405-878-5850 (Shawnee)
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LITTLE AXE HEALTH CENTER OPTOMETRY
ANNUAL BENEFITS & DISCOUNTS
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Members with Vision Insurance:
All enrolled Absentee Shawnee Tribal members who have vision insurance will have their insurance billed for the exam and
any prescribed optical products. The Tribal benefit will be used for the remainder of the cost for prescription eye glasses or
contact lens, not to exceed the $350.00 vision benefit through the ASTHS Contract Health Services. If the amount exceeds
the $350.00 benefit, the Tribal member will be responsible for the out of pocket expense.
*If an enrolled Absentee Tribal Member with insurance chooses to see an outside provider they will be responsible
for notifying ASTHS Contract Health Services (405.701.7951 or 405.878.5850). Their benefit within the Absentee
Shawnee Optometry Department will only allow for the amount within the $350.00 that was left unused for the vision
benefit year. (i.e. If you were seen December 31, 2016 your vision benefit year lasts until December 30, 2017.)
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Members without Vision Insurance:
All enrolled Absentee Shawnee Tribal members who do not have vision insurance must use the Absentee Shawnee Optometry
Department to receive their eye exam at no charge and their $350.00 tribal benefit for the cost of prescription eye glasses or
contact lens. If the amount exceeds the $350.00 benefit the Tribal member will be responsible for the out of pocket expense.
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Members who live outside of the catchment area:
All enrolled Absentee Shawnee Tribal members who reside outside of the catchment area (Cleveland, Pottawatomie, Logan,
Lincoln, and Oklahoma counties) may still utilize their tribal benefit only if they use the Absentee Shawnee Optometry department for their exam and/or prescription optical products. The allotted $350.00 will be used towards prescription eye glasses or
contact lens. If the amount exceeds the $350.00 benefit the Tribal member will be responsible for the out of pocket costs.
*These patient will need to ensure they have updated their chart. This is to include updated HIPAA and consent forms.
Additional products/charges outside of the allowed benefit schedule:
Any additional products/charges outside of the allowed benefit schedule must be paid for by the patient. For example,
patients who do not require corrective lens but chose to get colored contacts or non-prescription sunglasses these will be at
their own expense. All charges will need to be paid for in advance following the payment guidelines posted in the office.
NO CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED.
*No combining of discounts allowed
*Insurance benefits must be exhausted first before discounts can be applied.
Patient’s co-pay portion cannot be discounted.
OPTOMETRY
15702 East State Hwy 9
Norman, OK 73026
Phone: 405.447.0300
Fax: 405.701.7080
NEW LOCATION: In the PlusCare Building by Thunderbird Casino
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Realty Department
Reminder:
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All trust land transactions must come through the Realty Office.
Sales and/or any other trust land transactions must be authorized by the Realty Department and approved by the BIA.
Any trust land transactions not involving the Realty Department are invalid.
Please keep addresses current with the Office of the Special Trustee for Indians @ 1-888-678-6836. This will allow proper notification
to be made to landowners on new leases and other information.
Please keep addresses current with the Absentee Shawnee Enrollment Department. This allows the Realty Department to crossreference landowner addresses with the OST.
lease visit www.indiantrust.com whereabouts unknown/Oklahoma/Absentee Shawnee Tribe, to see if you or your relatives are on this
list.
Gift deed transactions will take time to get approved from the BIA.
Negotiated sales must follow the proper procedures to ensure the transaction is considered for approval.
A family member of a deceased landowner must initiate the probate process.
If anyone has any questions, please contact the Realty Department @ (405) 275-4030.
NOW
PROBATE Accepting
MISSION STATEMENT
Applications
The primary mission of the Division of the Probate is to compile inventories of the Indian Trust Assets and family information, and to
coordinate the timely distribution of trust assets with the Office of Hearings and Appeals, Land Titles and Records Office and the Office of
Special Trustee.
For
Fall 2016
The Division of Probate gathers information regarding decedent’s family and property and prepares it for adjudication by the Office of
Hearings and Appeals (OHA). After OHA issues a probate order the Division works with other trust offices, such as the Office of Special
Trustee for American Indians and the Land Titles and Records Office to distribute assets.
Deadline for applications is June 1, 2016
For more information, visit Haskell Indian
Nations University website at www.haskell.edu.
In order for this to happen, the family of the decedent will need to contact the Absentee Shawnee Real Estate Division (Probate) to start the
probate process.
Should you have any questions, please contact Lea Tsotaddle at 405-275-4030 ext. 6248.
IF YOU’D LIKE TO SUBMIT AN AD OR ARTICLE:
Give us a call at (405) 598-1279 or (405) 481-0558
or send us an e-mail to
stiger@astribe.com
ALL ARTICLES FOR THE NEXT MONTH’S ISSUE ARE DUE BY
THE 15th OF THE CURRENT MONTH
UnfortUnately, we can only accept one pictUre per birthday person,
not per birthday wish.
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Emergency Management
School & Campus Preparedness
Parents Urged to Have Back-To-School Plans
Children can be especially sensitive to the emotional stress of an
emergency. Parents can help prepare children by including them in
the planning process and answering their questions about safety.
Make sure your children take part in your preparation process.
Students from pre-kindergarten through college soon will head back
to school. As families prepare for the new academic year, parents
are encouraged to include emergency preparedness in their back-toschool plans.
Emergencies can occur any time of the day or night, including when
children are in school. The start of a new school year is the perfect
time to make sure parents know your school’s plans for keeping
students safe during an emergency and discuss with your child about
those plans.
Here are several back-to-school planning tips for parents of schoolaged children, including:
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Find out where children will be taken in the event of an
evacuation during school hours.
Ensure your emergency contact information is updated and
is on file at your child’s school.
Pre-authorize a friend or relative to pick up your children in
an emergency and make sure the school knows who that
designated person is.
Teach children with cell phones about ‘Text First, Talk Later.
Short, simple text messages, such as “R U OK?” and
“I’m OK,” are more likely to get through than a phone call if
phone service is disrupted following an emergency. As
phone congestion eases, you can follow up with a phone call
to relay more information.
Students headed off to college also need to be prepared for emergencies. Many college campuses offer email and text messages to
alert students of potential dangers, such as severe weather and other
threats. Encourage your college student to sign-up for such alerts.
Some colleges also provide alert messages for parents so they also
are aware of potential dangers on campus. In addition, make sure
your student knows the emergency plans for their dorm or apartment
building.
Contact information:
Emergency Management Coordinator can be reached at the Tribal
Police Department 405-275-3200, cell phone number 405-740-1562,
and at this email address: lday@astribe.com
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Let us help...
TAG PRICE GUIDE Excise tax = Actual Purchase Price x 1.25%
DAYTON REGION’S
WALK OF FAME
With your cooling bill this
NEW MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS
Summer
Excise Tax + Years Tagged + Title Fee + Admin. Fee = TAG PRICE
If you live in Pottawatomie or Cleveland counties
and have a C.D.I.B. card you may qualify for the
RENEWALS
L.I.H.E.A.P Program
Years Tagged
+ Admin. Fee = TAG PRICE
ANNOUNCES
2017 HONOREES
Shawnee Chief Tecumseh was
Come and apply
Starting in May thru September
2017
VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX SCHEDULE
among the 7 honorees announced
Years Tagged
st
1 through 4th year
The L.I.H.E.P Program will pay for
5th through 8th year
9th through 12th year
13th through 16th
year
your
Electric Bill
th
17 year and over
Tax
Imposed
$80.00
$70.00
$50.00
$30.00
$10.00
at the Walk the Walk event in the
Adminstration Wright
Total Dunbar Historic Business
District
Fee
Fees on May 12th, 2017. He is
the first Native American to be in$5.00 ducted
$85.00 into Dayton Region’s Walk
Fame. The other Honorees are;
$5.00 of $75.00
Oscar and Marjorie Boonshoft,
$5.00 Brigadier
$55.00
General Benjamin O
Davis Sr. , Cathy Guisewire, The
David L. Hobson and
$5.00 Honorable
$35.00
Allison Brooks Janney.
$5.00
$15.00
The Honorees will be celebrated at
a luncheon on Thursday, SeptemAll applicants must meet the eligibility requirements and criteria which is apber 28, 2017 at the Sinclair Conferproved by the Absentee Shawnee Tribe.
ence office
Centre.
Do you have any questions?
Please
feel
free
to
contact
the
AST
Tax
Commission
at (405)275TECUMSEH (1768-1813)
Department of Social Services
4030, option 6.
Since 1996, over 160 outstanding
(405) 275-4030
individuals and groups and their
Ext. #6225 or #6255
contributions to the Miami Valley have been memorialized at the September
event and with granite stones on West Third Street in the Wright Dunbar Historic
Business
District
Shannon
and member.
along Williams Street.
*No tags
will issue unless
at leastbetween
one (1) personBroadway
on the title is anand
Absentee
Shawnee Tribal
Info by –Lisa Grigsby
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JULY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
YEAR-TO-DATE % OF TAXES
TOTAL
COLLECTED
Sales (6%)
Gaming % of free cash
Employee (1%)
Severance (8%)
Motor Vehicle
Tobacco Refund
$1,050.71 $10,504.68 $6,327.41
$1,249.55 $11,726.12 $5,626.42 $5,788.21
$250,000.00 $200,000.00 $150,000.00 $100,000.00 $250,000.00 $300,000.00 $200,000.00
$7,658.64 $21,213.62 $11,265.34
$7,924.08 $15,147.53 $15,133.49 $13,042.41
$3,310.81
$831.89
$867.28
$658.59 $4,176.63 $1,052.37 $2,297.27
$11,861.13 $16,062.81 $19,746.67 $11,107.82 $14,387.88 $13,723.64 $12,730.96
$2,216.22
$690.73
$649.57
$974.45
$773.32 $3,795.17 $3,787.48
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$1,450,000.00
$91,385.11
$13,194.84
$99,620.91
$12,886.94
TOTAL TAXES
$276,097.51 $249,303.73 $188,856.27 $121,914.49 $296,211.48 $339,331.09 $237,646.33
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$1,437.81
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TOTAL COLLECTIONS $276,613.97 $249,516.23 $188,994.37 $122,054.79 $296,296.63 $339,456.24 $237,866.48
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$1,710,798.71
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Miscellaneous
$516.46
$212.50
$138.10
$140.30
$85.15
$125.15
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
HEARTLINE EMERGENCY
911
211
Police, Fire, Ambulance
State of Oklahoma
TRIBAL POLICE
TRIBAL EMERGENCY MANAGER
405-275-3200
405-740-1562 (Cell)
Absentee Shawnee
Absentee Shawnee
SHERIFF
CITY POLICE
CITY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
405-273-1727
405-273-2121
405-273-5272
405-273-2157
Pottawatomie County
Shawnee
Shawnee
Pottawatomie County
SHERIFF
CITY POLICE
HEALTH DEPT.
405-701-8888
405-321-1600
405-749-1591
Cleveland County
Norman
Cleveland County
OG&E
Report Power Outage
CANADIAN VALLEY
405-272-9595
1-800-522-6870
405-382-3680
DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
HIGHWAY PATROL
1-800-522-0206
405-425-4385
State of Oklahoma
Road Conditions
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WILL YOU OPEN YOUR HOME TO A CHILD IN NEED?
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JULIE WILSON 275-4030 EXT. 6376
Sunday
Monday
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Wednesday
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12
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19
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14
20
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OKC State Fair
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Bell Peppers & Onions
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LUNCH SERVED MONDAY-THURSDAY 11AM TO 1PM
BREAKFAST SERVED FRIDAYS
Free Music Lessons
Guitar • Bass • Piano • Drums
Available to all Native Americans w/CDIB#
For details, call Absentee Shawnee Behavioral Health
405-878-4716
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9AM TO 11AM
NOJUDGMENTS
JUST
HELP
Let us help...
With your cooling bill this
Summer
If you live in Pottawatomie or Cleveland counties
and have a C.D.I.B. card you may qualify for the
L.I.H.E.A.P Program
Come and apply
Starting in May thru September
2017
The L.I.H.E.P Program will pay for
your
Electric Bill
All applicants must meet the eligibility requirements and criteria which is approved by the Absentee Shawnee Tribe.
Department of Social Services
(405) 275-4030
Ext. #6225 or #6255
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TO QUIT TOBACCO YOUR WAY
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ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION
Absentee Shawnee Tribe Community Meeting
AST Health Multi-‐Purpose Building
Shawnee, OK
September 30th 2017
10:00 A.M.-‐12:00 P.M.
Purpose:
Potential business for the Absentee Shawnee Tribe.
Federal Contracting, Department of Defense (DOD)
Aerospace, Manufacturing and Data.
Presentation by:
Burke Thorpe
Davis Thorpe Company
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September Birthdays 2017
FullName
Mann, John Edward
Elmore, Christa Ann
Sherrill, Jocelynn Elyssa
Nance, Jada Karyn
Tiger, Gladys Jean
Frazier, Rickie Dewayne
Gilman, Peter Howard
Morris, Brandon Zachary
Johnson, Lyndsey Marie
Valdivia, Joseph Enrique
Wilkerson, Tammy Lynn
Larney, Darrell Scott
Clinesmith, Brooklyn Makay
Hill, Dreyton Scott
Thompson, Darian Andrew
Martinez, Leo Littlecreek
Hall, Christayl Rachell
Schmitz, Tana Marie
Brown, Addilynn Emmalee
Harjo Jr, Benjamin
Smith, Kristi Dawn
French, Jeffery John
Gillespie, Tamara Sue
Laplant, Raymond Lowell
Bellin, Jack Matthew
Spybuck, Kase Brennon
Blanchard, Reuben Caleb
Tascier, Samuel Ethan
Thorpe, Keenan Allen
Mann, Ethan Coe
Downs, Debra Ann
Cuellar, Ronald Lee
Walsh, Malissa Lisa Renee
Monk, Riley JaLisa
Ferrell, Melinda Kay
Kickapoo, Roy Matteson
Gibson, Jennifer Michelle
Jacobs, Kasiana Marie
Johnson, Ki’Arra Joy
Lopez, Angela Michelle
Simpson, Julian Elliot
Ellis, Eric Wade
McPherson, Jeremy Lee
McFarland, Marissa Lucille
Sloat, Colby Trae
Ellis, MaKenzie Rae
Shaver, Brittney Nicole
Blanchard, Consuela Sirena
Brinkoetter, Karen Kay
Blankenship, Fabian Mae
La Plant, Ryan Zachary
Masquas, Jace Gabriel
Ganaway Jr., Mark Terrell
Tiger, Mary Augustina
Foreman, Stefany Elayne
Sampson, Sharon Louise
Carnes, Haley Ann Marie
Panther III, William
Purcell, Jason Lee
Thompson, DeShayla Tamia
Hood, Malacki David Weslyon
Bates, Charles Edward
Salisbury, James Haydyn
Morrell, Kristy Ann
Whitecloud, Raqueal Amae
Cortez, Stephen Kaleb
Cobell, Julee Rae
Soap, Jakobi Christopher
Winrow, Rickie Dawn
Fritsch, Jadyn Mark
Pack, Trace Matthew
Proctor, Noah Gene
White III, Charles Daniel
Treece, Daniel Ray
McKinney, Lucia Jade
Martin, Juston Allen
Roberts, Jimmy Dean
Powell, Robert M
Charley, Garry Joe
Bump Sr., Richard Dewitt
Nelson Jr., James Bradley
Leupp, Lenora Little Creek
Hadjiconstantinou, Openia Sue
Haley, Shirley Frances
Littlecreek, Joshua Dwight
Mauldin, Charlotte Vada Renia
Panther, Raymond Dale
Schnell, Jennifer Christine
Stoliby, Sean Ryan
Wahpekeche, Silas Kane
Whitecloud, Bluesky Rain
Kirby, Emma Grace
Ellis, Richard Bryant
Carpenter, Cynthia Marie
Carlson, Daniel Ray
MacK, Zander Luis
Harjo Jr., Burton Thomas
Prettyman, Faith Grinell
Atwood, Stephen Jacob
Ruiz, Kathlene Luiza Mae
Barriga Jr., Rogelio Alberto
Lockner, Krin Kimberly
Beaver, Matthew David
Washington, Nicholas Shane
Yones, Amber Marie
Kelly, Gayla Ann
Squire, Takota Lynn
Haumpy Jr., William Allen
Tiger, Darryl Dean
Palacios, Phyllis Diana
Harris, Suzy Diane
Nelson, Telisa Renee
Little Axe, Jason Randall
Switch, Susan LeAnn
Burns, Constance Darlene
Kilmer, Aldon James
Johnson, Santana Little Bear
Tyner, Marcus Charles
Sharpe Jr., Chevis Shenold
Armstrong, Darrell Lynn
Johnson, Sandra Kay
Warrior Sr., Manuel Anthony
Switch, Eastman Kelly
Ruimveld, Shawn Wade
Hill, Amanda Nicole
Westberry, Amanda LeJean
Combs III, Frederick Cecil
McGirt, Douglas Burton
Bosquez, Emilia Marie Nicole
Tullius, Kaley Mariah
Ongaco, Alexandra Renee`
Alford, David Paul
Reeves, Marian Louise
Norton, Jai’Ahnna Anjali
Littlebear, Kianna Carolyn
Killian, Angelic Marie
Ellis, William Bryant
Johnson, Eryn Edward
Spriggs, Helen Wyatt
Cypret, Norman Wayne
Murry, Stevey Raynae
Louvier, Natasha Renee
Spybuck, Justice Evan
Ponkilla, Timothy James
Cody, Donna Noreen
Clark, Nathan Allen
Crosswhite, Hunter Raven
Kelly, Kellie Marie
Creek, Ralph Samuel
James, Billie Jane
Charley Whatley, Maddisson Noel
Blocker, April Dawn
Neske, Christopher Hugh
Thorpe, Lorrie Ann
Thorpe, Rachel Danielle
Arellano, Brayden Joe George
Longhorn, Juanita Louise
Little Axe, Brittany Elaine
Allen, Tasia Lynn
McGirt, Vincent Carlos
Thorpe, Melanie Lea
Bowens, Kendra Rachelle
Smith, Larry Dale
Wilson Jr., Darrell Gene
Snake, Jana Rachelle
Houston, Michael
Ortiz, Mariella Raelynn
Yeahpau, Jeri Maye
Colungo, Redena Sue
Mayfield, Destiny Renee
Hixon, Carson Lee
Washington Jr., Eric Sean
Leedom, Donna Jeanne
Bateman, Thomas Albert
Switch, Isaac Jay
Wilson, Patrick Loyd
Grass, Brooklynn Rayne
Williams, Kuruk James
(Spybuck) Longman, Emily R
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Warrior, Levi Stafford
Garza Jr., Gary Don
Nance, Kameron Jace
Watkins, Mickaela Marie
Valdivia, Ronald David
Blanchard, Summer Gail
Haumpy, Talia Sharee
Bradley, Ernest Timothy
Ryan, Danielle Marie
Wylie, Vickie Teresa
Blanchard Sr., George Melvin
Jacobs, Mary Theresa
Hobia, Kamryn Aurora
Fuentez, Cruzito Damacio
Watson, Betty Lou
Josytewa, Dakota Daniel
Gibson Jr., Isaac
Jimerson, Tyrone Dremain
Carlson III, Dennis Roy
Blanchard, Craig Lewis
Maxfield, Katherine Elizabeth
Spoon, Eric Louis
Arms, Michael Brandon
Lee, James Stacey Chang-Sun
Kowitz, Trentyn Mikal
Longman, Shea Michael
Kaseca, Kristin Nikole
Wahpekeche, Meredith York
Woods, Anna Marie
Blanchard, Paulette Louise
Morris, Raymond Ray
Wilburn, Joshua Wayne
Burnett, Darrell Wayne
Whited, James Aaron
Butcher, Sallie Elizabeth
Blanchard Jr., Leland Dale
Tiger, Terrance Nathan
Blanchard Jr, Reuben Caleb
Walley, Breanna Joy
Sloat, Garrett Davis
Johnson, Brady James
McMahan, Ashley Rae
Starr, Meranda Lynn
Miller, Esperanza
Deer, Brandon Jeremy
Masquas, Jaylen Nathaniel
Thompson, Carter Dane
Ponkilla, Edmond Lee
Harvey, Shelia Lynn
Winter, Tara Ann Nicole
Lowe, Ariah MaRae
Foster, Linda Jean
Lowe, Caden Elijah
Tiger, Phyllis Gail
Lassiter, Mia Angelina Kayleigh
Deer, Jalen Dean
McAnally, Amber Chantel
Serena, Gary Allen
Olinger, Stephen Garrett
Livsey, Mckinzy Diane
Little Axe-Sadongei, Carolyn
Burns, Natasha Brooke
Creek, Vanessa Fire
Berry, Shane Tecumseh
Olivas, Elijah Tiger
Gregory, Samuel Edwin
Little, Christina Kathaleen
Little Charley, Paige Marie
Gouge, Ashlynn Jean
Tiger, Clementine Cecilia Rose
Deer, David Joel
Coon, Ella Kay
Hurst, Brian Keith
Williams, Sonja Barbara Gosney
Bellin, Chance Andrew
Powell, Wesley Lynn
Bullock, Valerie Yolanda
Jones, Tsegan Araujo
Whims, Ethan Bradley
Limon, Justine Danielle
Vazquez, Tyler Keith
Little Jim, Jason Webster
Tsoodle, Teri Kaye
Medina, Jocelyn Adelene
Elam, Marquese Dashawn
Gibson, Edna Faye
Garretson, Cody Ronald
Alaee, Sheila Sepideh
Barnard, Katrina Tate
Switch, Mrs. Lana Iris
Tiger, Alisha Lynn
Coddington, William Luther
Winter, Tammy Lyn
Johnson, Brandon W. C.
Rowan, Cobie Mae
Johnson, Locv Lee Jace
Houston-Fenix, Lexus Nicole
Hicks, Angelia Jean
Morton, Lisa Marie
Porambo, Anthony Thomas
Blanchard, Jacob Dakota
Longman, Anthony Lamont
Creek, Josephine
Shaver, Jordin Lei
Little Jim, Charles Kerwin
Sloat, Alec Duane
Arms, James Louis
James, Zachary Lee
Burns, Alex J
Barnes, Jordan Tylor
McClung, Helen L Burkhart
Wilkerson, Lawrence Anthony
Little Axe III, Troy Lee
Bruner, Rhiannon Lydia
Johnson, Lewis Allen
Nice, Hunter Eli
Warrior Jr., Lucian J.
Edgmon, Jeorgia Annabella
Williams, Christopher John
Poston, Teresa Sue
Pierce, Mahkinlee Allyn
Spoon, Kenneth Lee
Graham, Thomas Wendell
Jordan, Wendi Renee
Terres, Paula Ailene
Tiger, Dion Henry
White, Nina Renee
Cravens, Goldie Ann
Lowe, Brian James
Spoon, Dakota Austin
Williams, Taren Janea
Tiger, Christopher Neal
Duncan, Carolyn Ann
Culwell, Bryson Gene
Hale III, Phillip Wayne
Longhorn-Dees, Aireanna Belle
Thorpe, Grace Janette
Shupe, Josh Michael
Daniel, Dana Laree`
Watson, Jo Ann Spybuck
Dibler, Bobby George
Blanchard, Chael Harper
Langston, Zachary Daniel James
White, Susan Nicole Olivia
Downey, Cheyenne Rena
Cargo, Odessia Lynn
Gibson, Justin Ryan Hill
Martinez, Brandon Paul
Kaseca, Paul Daniel
Torres, Hector Gene
Squire, Shawneecey Jordawna
Applegate, Jason Grant
Kmatz, Jacob Alexander
Winter, Brendan James
Ochoa, Florence Pauline
Morton, Myla Brook
Routledge-Hunt, Brandi Faye
Longman, Jordyn Christian Spybuck
Bittle, Kyli Rose
Manley, Sue Ann Burkhart
Chisholm, Milford Wayne
Soap, Wilson Lee
Watkins-Long, Natalia Grace-Christine
Ruimveld, Shacoda Louis
Congratulations!
ISAIAH AND CATLIN ESTTEP ON YOUR MARRIAGE
May it be long and prosper!!
Love you both,
Mom, Cody, Jordyn, Nanny, Pa Pa,
and Pa Pa Daniel.
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Happy
Birthday
Thomas Bateman!
Love, Mom & Step Dad
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Health Community Needs Assessment-2017
Norman, Oklahoma –The Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health System (ASTHS) will publicly make available its
annual health Community Needs Assessment on September 5, 2017.
The goal is to learn about the
public health needs of our AST community and to strategically define programs to better serve you.
Survey participants may choose to complete a survey either by paper or electronic version. Survey
participants must be 18 years of age to complete and one survey per person, please.
TO COMPLETE A PAPER VERSION OF THE SURVEY
Available paper versions of the AST Health survey will be located at:
1. Shawnee Clinic (ADM Receptionist Desk & Patient Benefit Advocates)
2. Little Axe Health Center Administration (Receptionist Desk & Patient Benefit Advocates)
3. Title 6-Shawnee
4. Title 6-Resource Center (Little Axe)
5. AST Optometry (PlusCare building)
6. PlusCare Clinic (Patient Registration)
TO COMPLETE AN ELECTRONIC VERSION OF THE SURVEY
Available electronic versions of the AST Health survey can be obtained by:
1. Calling Mrs. Aly Miller, AST Health Project Manager, at (405)878-5850 or email her at
amiller@astribe.com and she will forward to you the survey link (must have active email
address); or
2. Follow the Survey Monkey link provided through the Demand Force patient newsletter email
system.
3. Electronic versions will be available on the AST Health website at www.asthealth.org on the
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health Facebook wall.
Please be aware all answers are anonymous and the electronic format allows for only one submission per
IP address. If you should have any questions please feel free to contact Mrs. Miller at the information
provided above. In advance, thank you for your time and as always, we strive to better our service to you.
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ABSENTEE SHAWEE TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DEPARTMENT
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advocacy
The AST Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Programs are on-call 24 hours per day to provide
emotional support, advocacy and crisis counseling to survivors at hospitals, police stations and
throughout the legal system. The programs also serve as a resource center to the community by
offering educational information and referrals.
Transitional Housing
The AST DV Transitional Housing Program serves victims of Domestic Violence/Sexual
Assault. Participants have up to six months to obtain education and job skills needed to begin a
new life.
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive
Shawnee, OK 74801
(405) 275-4030 • Fax: (405) 214-4225
Court Advocacy
Assists survivors with domestic violence court related costs (when funding is available) and
appearances as well as filing for emergency protective orders (EPO) or restraining orders.
Shelter Placement Assistance
The Absentee Shawnee Tribe’s Domestic Violence Program works with other shelters within
Oklahoma in order to help victims obtain safe housing. Emergency transportation for
the victim and children may also be available.
Housing and Utility Assistance
Assists victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and/or dating violence in
emergency situations. This assistance may allow for a victim to either receive housing or utility
assistance.
• VALID OKLAHOMA DRIVER’S LICENSE
• VALID OKLAHOMA INSURANCE
• CDIB/ENROLLMENT CARD
• NOTARIZED TITLE
• NOTARIZED BILL OF SALE or
PURCHASE AGREEMENT
• LIEN ENTRY FORM (if you are making payments)
• LIEN RELEASE FORM (if previous owner had lien)
Referral Assistance
Assists with providing community resources to those who are in need of additional services
outside the scope of the Absentee Shawnee Tribe’s Domestic Violence Program.
Community Outreach
The Absentee Shawnee Tribe’s Domestic Violence Program offers educational trainings,
informational displays, and community events in order to provide more awareness to both Tribal
and Non-Tribal communities.
For any questions regarding any of the above services please contact the Absentee Shawnee
Tribe’s Domestic Violence staff at (405) 273-2888.
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*TRIBAL MEMBER MUST BE PRESENT FOR
ALL NEW REGISTRATIONS*
Note: You may be asked to provide supporting
documentation for verification purposes.
• VALID OKLAHOMA DRIVER’S LICENSE
• VALID OKLAHOMA INSURANCE
• CDIB/ENROLLMENT CARD
• PREVIOUS YEARS REGISTRATION
*ANYONE MAY COME RENEW THE
VEHICLE AS LONG AS THEY HAVE
THE ABOVE LISTED DOCUMENTS
FOR THE TRIBAL MEMBER*
1-4 YEARS
5-8 YEARS
9-12 YEARS
13-16 YEARS
17- OVER YEARS
$85
$75
$55
$35
$15
$0.25 A DAY
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Chrissy Wiens
Physical Activities Specialist
Buster Bread
Fitness Manager
Brandon Goodman
Fitness Technician
The AST Diabetes and Wellness Fitness Center provides state of the art fitness equipment to help you reach your fitness
goals. The AST Fitness Center is available to AST Diabetes Program patients, all Native Americans and their household
family members, and the AST employees. Our goal is to provide appropriate and educational fitness training to all AST
diabetes patients while promoting a safe, fun, and positive experience. Take some time to come by and visit the Diabetes and
Wellness Fitness Center today! For more information, please contact Buster Bread or Chrissy Wiens at (405) 364-7298.
McKenna Watson
Fitness Technician
AST Diabetes and Wellness Program
The goal of the diabetes and wellness program is to provide a supportive resource to tribal members who are currently diagnosed
with diabetes, or at risk and seeking information and/or support for diabetes and personal health. The program will offer guidance
on healthy lifestyle changes such as eating healthy, exercise tips including workout classes with our two certified trainers, and keys
to reducing stress.
The AST Resource Center fitness room hours are:
Monday-Friday
6:00am - 9:00pm
Saturday
9:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday
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For more information on the many exciting opportunities available for our tribal community please call our clinic at 405-7017977 or visit our website at www.asthealth.org (Then navigate to our Diabetes and Wellness section under the services section.)
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
CLASSES
CLASSES
CLASSES
CLASSES
CLASSES
Zumba Fitness
6:15 a.m.-7:00 a.m.
Chrissy Wiens
Little Axe Resource Center
Strength Circuit
6:15 a.m.-7:00 a.m.
Chrissy Wiens
Little Axe Resource Center
Cardio Kickboxing
6:15 a.m.-7:00 a.m.
Chrissy Wiens
Little Axe Resource Center
Strength Circuit
6:15 a.m.-7:00 a.m.
Chrissy Wiens
Little Axe Resource Center
Zumba Fitness
6:15 a.m.-7:00 a.m.
Chrissy Wiens
Little Axe Resource Center
Body Blast Dance Fitness
12:00 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Chrissy Wiens
LITTLE AXE HEALTH FACILITY
Calisthenics Camp
2:30 p.m.-3:15 p.m.
Buster Bread
LITTLE AXE HEALTH FACILITY
Strength Circuit
5:45 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
Buster Bread
Little Axe Resource Center
“Body Blast Dance Fitness”- Burn calories by moving your body
through a variety of fun and aerobic dance styles.
Aerobic Circuit
5:45 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
Buster Bread
Little Axe Resource Center
“Circuit Training”- A time efficient training system aimed at
developing strength through pre-determined training stations.
“Cardio Kickboxing”- Aerobic training using kickboxing
techniques to engage and strengthen the cardiovascular system.
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“Calisthenics Camp”- Develop strength, body control, and functionality
for recreation or activities of daily living. Camp calisthenics uses bodyweight exercises to develop and improve muscular fitness.
Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Vocational
Rehabilitation Program
“ S e e t h e Pe r s o n N o t t h e D i s a b i l i t y ”
History:
The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Vocational Rehabilitation Program has provided vocational services to American Indians since 1994, and transition services to students since 2009. Our goal
is to develop and provide specialized services to American Indian students with a disability. We
want to help these students that are making a transition from high school to work or who are
seeking post-secondary education.
Services Than Can Be Provided:
Depending on an individual’s needs and goals, will determine which services are best for you.
However, some services that we can provide include testing fees such as SATs & ACTs, assistive
devices, evaluations, and various other services.
Qualifications:
Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe, a junior or senior in high school,
and must reside in one of the seven counties served by the Iowa Tribe Vocational Rehabilitation Program. You must also provide documentation of your disability and this can include a
doctor’s statement or the IEP or 504 plan from your school.
Counties We Serve:
Kay, Noble, Pawnee, Payne, Pottawatomie, Lincoln, and Logan
Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma
Vocational Rehabilitation Program
P.O. Box 728
Perkins, OK 74059
Contact: Christa McClellan
Phone: 405-547-5721
Toll Free: 1-888-336-4692
E-mail: cmcclellan@iowanation.org
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PUBLISHED ON JULY 26, 2017 BY CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR TO INBODY USA MARKETING
Alix Turoff MS, RD, CDN, CPT is a Registered Dietitian and NASM Certified Personal Trainer. She sees patients privately and also works as a freelance
consultant and writer.
If you begin a conversation about alcohol, you’re likely to get a chorus of varied opinions.
Your one friend swears that her daily glass of red wine will ward off cardiovascular disease, even if it’s
at the expense of her six pack abs. Meanwhile, your gym buddy has a zero-alcohol policy in an effort to
remain as lean as possible and avoid the dreaded “beer belly”.
Is it really possible to consume alcohol and still maintain a healthy body weight and composition?
The answer is somewhat complicated and likely depends on your ultimate goals.
Too delve a little deeper into the relationship between alcohol and body composition please source the
entire article at:
https://www.inbodyusa.com/blogs/inbodyblog/how-alcohol-can-affect-your-bodycomposition?_ke=c3dhcmRlbkBhc3RyaWJlLmNvbQ%3D%3D
Or, contact your Diabetes & Wellness Team, 701-7977.
What’s the bottom line?
Can alcohol be included as part of a healthy diet without considerably deterring the drinker from
achieving the body they want and work so hard for?
The answer is yes!
For optimizing weight and body composition, research shows that it is more important and beneficial
to keep overall calories under control than to worry about alcohol being stored as fat.
When consuming alcohol, try to remember the following:
1. The metabolism of alcohol DOES affect fat metabolism but likely not more than other
macronutrients. That said, try to avoid excess calories while to avoid fat storage and if drinking
regularly, be sure to account for alcohol in your usual calorie intake.
2. If you’re trying to maximize your time spent in the gym and minimize the effects that a six-pack
might have on your six pack, you might want to limit sugary mixers and cocktails and when
choosing beer, stick to lighter versions.
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our Foster Care Committee. If you are interested in becoming part of our
team, please send a letter to the Secretary that states your interest in
becoming a member of our Committee.
FOSTER CARE
<<<NOTICE>>>
Currently there are three (3) openings on
the Foster Care Board. If you are interested
in serving on the board, send your letter of
interest to Secretary Dawsey at the Tribal
Complex, 2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr., Shawnee,
OK 73801.
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social problems. The story of Native
American people is a complicated
one marked by significant trauma
and atrocities. Often times this
trauma consisted of the removal
of abuse which happened to
these young and vulnerable children in many of these schools resulted in
overwhelming intergenerational trauma and unresolved grief. This trauma which
interrupted the ability to parent has led directly to the most current social
problems that plague Native American communities today including alcohol/
drug abuse, domestic violence, child abuse, sexual abuse and parenting
deficiencies. All of these problems have contributed to the break-down of
the family unit, leading to the removal of large numbers of Native American
youth from their families. The journey of healing and breaking the cycles which
have been put in place by the historical trauma experienced by generations of
Native Americans requires that the cultural identity for so long denied to these
children be returned. Native American youth have two distinct influences, that
of their family of origin and that of their caregivers. Absentee Shawnee Tribal
Foster Care is in need of homes for children that are in our child welfare system.
Your participation in being a foster parent helps to ensure that these children
have positive connections to their culture which in helps nurture a positive
sense of identification as a Native American. By being willing to do this, you
can be a valuable part of the healing journey that will help strengthen this
next generation of Absentee Shawnee children; in turn, helping those children
become the parents that their children will need them to be. Our children are
our future, what will we have our future be? Will you, as Absentee Shawnee
member, do your part if you are able?
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A FOSTER PARENT, PLEASE CONTACT
JULIANN WILSON ICW/CPS/FOSTER CARE AT 275-4030, EXT. 133.
Racial disproportionality is defined as the over-or
under-representation of certain groups (e.g. racial/
ethnic, gender, age) relative to the group’s proportion
in the general population. Reports conducted in
2008 showed that, compared to other groups, Native
American children were:
•
3 times more likely to be referred to CPS
•
1.6 times more likely to be removed from their
biological homes
•
Twice as likely to remain in foster care for over
two years
•
Less likely to be adopted and more likely to be in
guardianships
•
Less likely to be reunited with their biological
parents
The sad reality is that there are not enough culturally appropriate homes for these
children, resulting in the placement of Native American children in homes that do not
share their cultural heritage or traditions. We want to place “our tribal” children in our
own homes, to do this we need tribal members to open their homes and their hearts.
Are you willing to open your heart? Are you willing to open your home?
If so, please contact Julie Wilson ICW/FC/CPS 878-4702 (ext. 133).
WHAT IS A FOSTER CARE WORKER?
Foster care caseworker training involves completing a bachelor's
degree program in social work through a college or university.
Students take courses in psychology, abnormal psychology,
sociology, economics, ethics, child welfare policies and complete a
supervised internship.
The child’s Foster Care Worker needs to be a partner with the foster
parents to ensure that each child receives the full spectrum of
services provided and/or arranged by the Department.
Some aspects of this relationship include the following:
• Sharing information on an ongoing basis regarding the
child’s individual needs, family situation and adjustment to the
foster home
• Encouraging the foster parents to participate in the total
service planning process
• Providing the foster parents the opportunity to discuss the
child’s progress and any unmet needs which they assess
• Providing the foster parent with information, support,
guidance and referrals to other professionals on the child’s
behalf
• Helping the foster family, when necessary, to identify and
obtain services for the foster child; e.g., medical, educational
• Ensuring that the foster family, on the child’s behalf, has
access to all financial resources available to the child while in
foster care.
A Foster Care Worker works in conjunction with Tribal Courts,
Tribal Law Enforcement, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and other county
services. Indian Child Welfare’s goal is to ensure the safety of our
tribal children when they placed in foster care. The homes that our
tribal children are placed in must complete Child Welfare Background
Check, OSBI Background Check, Income Verification, Home Study,
and a Physical. Our AST foster homes are licensed by our Foster
Care Committee.
Foster Care Payments are as follows:
0-5 age $14.73 day $441.97 month
6-12 age $17.12 day $513.57 month
12 and over $19.30 day $579.13 month
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE P A Y M E N T, A L L THE A B O V E
M U ST B E M E T A N D TURNED I N TO THE STATE.
O N CE PROCESSED STATE P A Y M E N T W I L L B E ISSUED .
This is just a little information on what type of work a foster care
worker performs on a daily basis. If you are interested in becoming
a foster home, please call 405-878-4030 ext. 133.
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ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBAL MEMBERS
APPLYING FOR TRIBAL ENERGY ASSISTANCE (T.E.A)
(A ONE TIME YEARLY PAYMENT OF $150.00, PER RESIDENCE)
ELIGIBILITY
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ENROLLED ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBE
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18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER
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UTILITY BILL IN YOUR NAME AND/OR SPOUSE’S NAME (SPOUSE MUST RESIDE IN HOME)
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TOTAL RESIDENCE INCOME (MUST NOT EXCEED A MONTHLY NET PAY OF $2,800.00)
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION:
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SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS (ALL MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE RESIDENCE)
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CDIB CARDS (ALL MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE RESIDENCE)
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CURRENT UTILITY BILL AND/OR DISCONNECT NOTICE
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CURRENT 30 DAYS INCOME VERIFICATION (I.E. CHECK STUB, SOCIAL SECURITY,
UNEMPLOYMENT, TANF, ETC.)
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UNEMPLOYED APPLICANTS MUST COMPLETE SELF-CERTIFICATION FORM PROVIDED BY CASE
WORKER
APPLICATION ALSO ONLINE: wwwastribe.com
HAVE APPLICATION COMPLETED AND ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTATIONS BEFORE
SUBMITTING TO SOCIAL SERVICES
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HEALTH,
WELLNESS
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TRIBAL COMMUNITIES
Office of Environmental Health & Engineering
•Tribal Housing Improvements Application
The Tribal Housing Improvement Program’s goal is providing
sanitary, safe, and decent housing for its members by
utilizing the following criteria to select the most “in need”
tribal members with homes that are in disrepair but are still
suitable for rehabilitation. All applicants must meet the
eligibility requirements and criteria which is approved by
Oklahoma
Indian
Legal Services
the Absentee
Shawnee
Tribe. will be at the Tribal Court House,
Bldg. #3 each month on the 2nd Thursday from 9am-12pm.
THIP list all applicants by a priority list:
a.
Handicapped/Disabled and Elderly
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income
guidelines.
Applications need to be completed and all necessary
documents attached before the application will be processed.
Contact
information:
Applications
are available online on the website:
www.astribe.com.
Oklahoma
Indian Legal
Submit completed
application
to: Services (OILS)
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Office 4200
of Environmental
Health
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Absentee
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of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
City,
OK 73112
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.
Shawnee,
OK 943-6457
74801
Telephone:
(405)
Absentee Shawnee Tribe Complex
Telephone:
(800)& 658-1497
Office of Environmental
Health
Engineering, Building 13
If you have any questions, you can reach us by phone at
Facsimile:
917-7060
(405) (405)
214-4235
The principal role of OEH&E is to raise the
health status of our tribal members to the highest possible level
by providing services in the area of water and wastewater. To
qualify for a water well and/or septic system, the applicant must
be an enrolled Absentee Shawnee Tribal member and reside
within one of these six counties; Pottawatomie, Cleveland,
Oklahoma, Payne, Lincoln, or Logan, provide land ownership
by verification such as a Warranty Deed or Notarized Lease
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grassroots
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The services we provide are: new water wells, renovation of
health
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affecting
Indian women.
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new city or rural
water connections,
replacement
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with the
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sewer lines
and water treatment
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U.S. Department of Justice and through separate
tanks. That service is considered part of home maintenance.
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living
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Absentee Shawnee Tribe
AbsenteeHealth
Shawnee Tribe
Behavioral
Services
Behavioral Health Services
WHITE BISON, Inc.
WHITE
BISON,
Inc.
A Cultural
Approach
to Personal
Recovery
A Cultural Approach
toAbuse
Personal Recovery
Substance
Substance Abuse
Wellbriety Group Meetings
Wellbriety Group Meeting
Facilitator: John Soap, LPC
BeginningFacilitator:
SeptemberJohn
14, 2017
5:30pm-6:30pm
Soap,
LPC
eginning September 14, 2017 5:30pm-6:30
Every Thursday at the Shawnee Multipurpose Building
(east of the Shawnee Clinic, Bldg. 16)
For further information, contact:
Every Thursday at the Shawnee Multipurpose Building
Shawnee
Behavioral
Health Services:
John
405-878-4716
(east
of the Shawnee
Clinic,
Bldg.
16)
Little Axe Behavioral Health Services: Dara 405-701-7987
For further information, contact:
Shawnee Behavioral Health Services: John 405-878-4716
Little Axe Behavioral Health Services: Dara 405-701-7987
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Office of Environmental Health
Brownfield Response Progra m
What is a Brownfield?
The EPA defines a brownfield site as
“...real property, the expansion,
redevelopment, or reuse of which may
be complicated by the presence or
potential presence of hazardous
substances, pollutants, contaminants,
controlled substances, petroleum or
petroleum products, or is mine-scarred
land.”
Do you possibly have a Brownfield
site on your land?
Typical Brownfield Sites Include:
Abandoned Factories/Buildings/Homes
Burned Homes
Buried Dump Sites
Open Dump Sites
A Large Amount of Tires
If it’s possible that you have a
Brownfield site on your property, or if
you know of a possible Brownfield
site, please contact:
Absentee Shawnee Tribe
Brownfield Response Program
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.
Shawnee, OK 74801
( 405) 214-4235
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Former Cattle Dip Pit Sites
Barrels of Unknown Substances
Old Service Stations
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Finance Department - August Report
Mid-year budget review
In July the finance department completed
their mid-year budget review. The purpose of a
mid-year budget review is to review:
o
current year budget status,
o
previous 6 month performance specific to
budget spend,
o
challenges and opportunities, and
o
projection out to year end.
All departments of all AST entities were asked to
review their budget and project out any unusual
expenditures for the remainder of the year. As
tools to help our directors make effective decisions, each department director is provided their
monthly budget report and their general ledger
report. A new budget dashboard showing the fiscal year has been rolled out to some departments.
It is anticipated that all AST departments will have
this third financial tool by 2018.
Grants
Our AST budget calendar cycle which outlines key goals for the specific month(s).
In July a Financial Grant Management training was held specific to educate our Department of Justice (DOJ) grant recipients what
to expect and how to prepare for an Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit. The In addition to OIG investigations, the OIG conducts
audits to determine whether cost claims under DOJ grants were allowable, supported, and in accordance with applicable laws regulations,
guidelines, and grants terms and conditions. The training provided information and resources to guide the attendees step-by-step through
an OIG audit and provided specific guidance as to the financial grant management requirements.
The training focused on aspects of financial grant management including:
o
Detailed and summary accounting records
o
Federal Financial Status reports
o
Draw down
o
Payroll time and effort reports
o
Financial risk assessments
o
Direct Cost sampling and testing financial controls
o
Inventory requirements
o
Contractor compliance
o
AST currently has the following DOJ grants: Domestic Violence, Violence Against Women, COPS Equipment, Justice System and
SORNA (sexual offenders).
Audit
o
On July 31st, Baker Tilley presented to our EC the finalized 2016 audit report. The auditors outlined their internal control considerations and discussed their tests of compliance. The audit report showed NO findings which means:
No significant accounting practices were outside of internal policies
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Finance Department - August Report
o
No transactions were found that were both
significant and unusual as it pertains to
accounting policies
o
Financial statement disclosures were consistent and clear
o
No difficulties in performing the audit
o
No audit adjustments
o
No corrected misstatements
o
No disagreements with management
o
No material weaknesses or deficiencies in
internal control over financial reporting
o
No instances of noncompliance
o
No relationships affecting auditor independence
The finance department along with the
health system finance team did a terrific job
over the last 4 months during the audit process.
Fraud training
AST’s audited general fund financials in comparison to 2015. The graph outlines the positive growth in the
AST’s general fund balance. All general fund dollars are obligated to general fund department budgets and
programs. The graph represents financial growth of fund balance respective to the percentage of general
fund expenditures.
On July 27th, a fraud training class was
held for AST departments. Fraud is a wrongful or
criminal deception intended to result in financial
or personal gain. Occupational fraud is the use of
one’s occupation for personal enrichment through
the deliberate misuse or application of the employing organization’s resources or assets. The class
provided the following training:
o
fraud overview and basics,
o
fraud in property and procurement,
o
fraud in travel, and
o
credit card fraud.
In conjunction with the EC, the finance
department is leading the AST initiative on our
internal fraud policy & procedures and fraud education to all directors and employees. There will be
continued and recurring fraud training for all AST
employees.
Financial controls to help protect AST assets include:
o
annual audit,
Our health system’s strong financial performance and growth over three years (2014-2016). The analysis of
o
segregation of duties,
net position outlines unrestricted, restricted and net investment in capital assets. Because of the increase in
third party collections, there is a positive growth trend on health’s unrestricted dollars. Because of improveo
inventory controls, and
o
policies and procedures outlining internal ments and additions to health services, there is a positive growth trend on net investments in capital assets.
financial controls.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2017
OU A m e r i c a n I n d i a n
Alumni Society
Westwood Park Golf Course,
Norman, OK
F. Brow nin g P ipes tem Mem orial
A NNUA L BENEFI T GOLF SCRAMBLE
I would like to enter the AIAS Golf Scramble / $100 per person or $400 per team of 4
Entry Fee Includes: Green Fee, Golf Cart, Raffle Ticket and Lunch Deadline October 13, 2017 - NO
entries accepted day of scramble
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
7:30 a.m. Check-In / 8:00 a.m. Shotgun Start – Scramble Format
Contact Name/Company:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
I would like GOLD LEVEL Sponsorship - $3,000
Includes: Company signage displayed on 3 holes/Eight player entry fees/3 extra raffle tickets
per player/Recognition at awards presentation
I would like SILVER LEVEL Sponsorship - $1,500
Includes: Company signage displayed on 2 holes/Four player entry fees/2 extra raffle tickets
per player/Recognition at awards presentation
I would like BRONZE LEVEL Sponsorship - $750
Includes: Company signage displayed on 1 hole/Four player entry fees/1 extra raffle ticket per player/
Recognition at awards presentation
I would like HOLE Sponsorship - $200
Includes: Company signage displayed on 1 hole – Businesses may sponsor more than one hole
I would like to DONATE items for the Golf Gift Bags/Door Prize Drawing to promote my business to the
players. 75 gift bags will be assembled with identical contents, please plan on donating 75 of the identical item for the bags (koozies, rain
ponchos, golf tees or balls, coupons, water bottles, etc.) Door prize drawings occur at the awards dinner, donated items have included: dvd
players, and other electronics, golf gift certificates, restaurant gift certificates, retail gift certificate, concert/event/game tickets and more.
TEAM PLAYERS
Please Print Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
PLEASE ACCEPT
My enclosed check (make payable to) OU Foundation – American Indian Alumni Society for $_
My credit card as payment for registration and sponsorship totaling $
Credit Card payments must be made at the OU Alumni Association Office or by calling (405) 325-3453
Mail checks to: OU American Indian Alumni Society – Attn: Noetta Harjo – 900 Asp Ave Ste. 427 – Norman, OK
73019
Contact Noetta at noetta.harjo@gmail.com for more information.
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Education Department
In May 2016, the Big Jim Youth Award Selection Committee identified the tribal youth who were to receive these
prestigious awards for their High School Academic and Athletic performance. The selection committee for these
awards consisted of individuals who are either educators, coaches, or affiliated in these areas or to the area of higher
education within the state of Oklahoma. None of the members of the selection committee were Absentee Shawnee
Tribal members. This was incorporated into the program to maintain fairness to all of the applicants.
The Big Jim Youth Award Program was open to all Absentee Shawnee High School Seniors within the 50 United
States. “The purpose of these awards is to recognize the outstanding contributions of our tribal youth and to promote excellence in academics and athletics in high school and beyond” said Tresha Spoon, Educational Director of
the Absentee Shawnee Tribe.
Tribal Leader—Big Jim
Academic Achievement, $1000.00 Scholarship
Athlete of the Year, $1000.00 Scholarship
Matthew Drew Ellis
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Parents: Kevin Ellis and Mary Ann Ellis
Attending: University of Central Oklahoma, Fall 2017
Major: Physical Education/Health
Accomplishments:
All-Conference Basketball 2015, 2016, 2017
Oklahoma Native All State Association Games 2017
Essay: “My accomplishments come from always working hard, always doing things the right way, and
never giving up…I had to step up early and help lead the team to one of its best seasons ever…The training
I have been though for my sport shows countless hours upon hours of hard work. It shows that hard work
really does pay off…I now have the knowledge to follow my dreams and know how to be patient and trust
the process of it all.”
Academic Achievement, $1000.00 Scholarship
Athlete of the Year, $1000.00 Scholarship
Koryne S. Coddington
Corona, California
Parent: William Coddington and Vicky Coddington
Attending: Delaware State University, Fall 2017
Major: Biology, Nursing
Accomplishments:
Triple Crown Championship, 2010
League Champions 2015
Participant in PGF Nationals, Orange County, CA 2013-2016
Essay: I have come to know what it means to succeed after many years of putting in hard work…This journey has not been easy and [was] very
challenging…By age 15, and with the full support from my mother, I began my journey and dreams of playing collegiate softball with goals of earning
a college degree in Nursing. I am very proud of how my mother has raised me and that she believes in my dreams, short and long term goals…It is
my desire to learn and do academically well…I would like to accomplish spectacular things knowing that I can make a difference in expressing to all
future Native American youth that it’s all possible to obtain your goals with faith and guidance to overcome obstacles along the way.”
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Congratulations Abbe!!!!
• Lease to Own Homes
• Low Rent Housing
• Over Income AST member Down Payment & Closing
Assistance
• College Housing Assistance
• Home Rehab Program
• Storm Shelter Assistance
• Transitional Housing
• Over-Income Rental Housing
Family of Faith Christian School
8th Grade Girls Basketball Team
OCSSA 2A STATE CHAMPIONS!
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT OUR SERVICES
PLEASE CALL (405) 273-1050 OR COME BY OUR OFFICE
Abbe Owings - 8Th Grade
Basketball Champ
SHAWNEE,
AST Tribal Member
Abbe Owings, An 8th grad
LOCATED AT 107 NORTH KIMBERLY IN
OK
♥Proud Momma, Dos Owings
of Faith Christian School. On February 13th ,2016
February
13th, 2016,
basketball team On
won
the OCSSA
Abbe
WEBSITE: WWW.ASHOUSINGAUTHORITY.COM
and the 8th grade girls
class 2A STATE Owings
CHAMPIONSHIP!!!
basketball team took state at the
OCSSA 2A class state championship
Congratulations Abbe!!!!
PROUD MOMMA-‐Dos Owings
Honoring Our Past
With Promise for
Our Future
LIFE is Beautiful
Living Meth Free
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Special Straight Dance Contest in memorial of Herbert Switch United
States Marine Corp. (open to all ages) by Kelly Switch
***************************
Special Women's Southern Cloth Contest in Honor of Alexis Tanyan by Alexis
Tanyan Family
Information Contact:
Gwen Switch 405-204-9612
Vendor Information:
Lana Butler 405-481-0155
(Leave Message)
Schedule:
2 P.M. Gourd Dance
5 P.M. Supper
6 P.M. Gourd Dance
7 P.M. Grand Entry
11 P.M. Closing
Sponsors not responsible for accidents or theft (security will be provided). Thunderbird Entertainment is an Absentee Shawnee Enterprise and is not responsible for Accidents or Theft
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C O N T R A C T H E A LT H S E R V I C E S N E W S
The AST Contract Health Services
Team is here to assist you.
Please follow the CHS guidelines.
Keep a copy on hand
and update your information.
EMERGENCY AND URGENT
CARE SERVICES
CHS for a currently enrolled AST member who
resides in the defined catchment area and needs
emergent or urgent care.
1. Call the On-Call nurse at 405.447.0300,
option 9 for triage.
2. Notify CHS on the next business day or within
72 hours after your ER visit. Notification does not
assure authorization of payment. However, if you
do not notify CHS within 72 hours, your bills will not
be paid.
3. For AST members with no insurance, evidence
must exist that your visit was medically necessary.
Medical priorities have been established for determining which referrals can be authorized for payment.
4. For AST members with insurance, evidence
must exist that a third-party resource has made the
determination such services were “emergency care”
or “urgent care.” Such evidence my include payment from private insurance.
5. In the event that you receive a bill from a provider, please provide a copy to CHS. You may leave bills
at the Little Axe Health Center CHS office or the
Shawnee Clinic CHS office.
CONTRACT HEALTH SERVICES
FOR AST MEMBERS
WITH INSURANCE
CONTRACT HEALTH SERVICES
FOR AST MEMBERS
WITHOUT INSURANCE
CHS for a currently enrolled AST member who resides in the defined catchment area and has Medicare or private insurance.
CHS for a currently enrolled AST member who
resides in the defined catchment area and does not
have insurance.
1. To complete existing CHS patient updates, please
visit Patient Registration at either the Little Axe
Health Center or Shawnee Clinic during regular
hours of operation.
1. You must apply for all resources available to you,
such as: Medicaid, Medicare, Worker’s Compensation, Vocational Rehabilitation, auto insurance and
other personal injury or liability coverage. CHS staff
and/or Patient Benefit Advocates can assist you
with the application process for alternate resources.
Failure to exhaust available or potentially available
alternate resources may result in denial of payment.
For new AST tribal members, to become established
for CHS services, please make an appointment to
see the New Patient Coordinator/PBA at either the
Little Axe Health Center or Shawnee Clinic during
regular hours of operation.
2. Notify CHS at least 48 hours prior to appointment
date for a Coordination of Benefits (COB) to be
sent to the provider.
3. Inform provider/health facility that AST CHS is a
secondary payer/payer of last resort.
4. In the event that you receive a bill from a provider,
please provide a copy to CHS. You may leave bills at
the Little Axe Health Center or Shawnee Clinic.
EASY ACCESS
Contract Health Services is conveniently
located in Little Axe Health Center and in
Shawnee Clinic, Building 16.
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday – Friday
Closed on Holidays
All facilities closed the first Wednesday of the month from Noon to 5pm.
2. To complete existing CHS patient updates, please
visit Patient Registration at either the Little Axe
Health Center or Shawnee Clinic during regular
hours of operation.
For new AST tribal members, to become established
for CHS services, please make an appointment to
see the New Patient Coordinator/PBA at either the
Little Axe Health Center or Shawnee Clinic during
regular hours of operation.
3. You must utilize the services provided within AST
health clinics prior to being referred out.
4. Referrals for outside services must be sent to CHS.
Services must be medically approved by an AST
Health provider and/or CMMR Committee.
5. An appointment will be scheduled, and a COB will
be sent to the outside provider.
6. In the event that you receive a bill from a provider,
please provide a copy to CHS. You may leave bills at
the Little Axe Health Center or Shawnee Clinic.
I M P O RTA N T CO N TAC TS
BILLING & PAYMENT INQUIRIES
Little Axe Health Center & Shawnee Clinic
REFERRAL MANAGEMENT
Little Axe Health Center
REFERRAL MANAGEMENT
Shawnee Clinic
Glendine Blanchard, CHS Coordinator
Darla Gatzman, CH Technician
Chelle Foreman, Medical Claims Examiner
Lena Carol, CH Technician
Kareena Deere, CH Technician/Medical Records
Debi Sloat, CHS Coordinator/RN
Sharon Littlecreek, Patient Care Manager/LPN
Jayne Werst, CH Specialist, Medicaid Patients
Kelly Armstrong, CH Specialist, IHS Patients/LPN
Jennifer Wells, CH Technician
Melinda Ferrell, PBA, Dental Referrals
Flo Mann, CH Specialist, AST Patients/LPN
Laurie Webber, CH Specialist, IHS Patients/LPN
Carrie Stanley, CH Specialist, Medicaid patients/
Medical Assistant
LITTLE AXE HEALTH CENTER CHS
SHAWNEE CLINIC CHS
405.701.7951 (Please follow voice prompts)
405.447.0300 (Secondary)
405.878.5850 (Primary)
405.878.4702 (Secondary)
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HEALTH SYSTEM
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DEPARTMENT
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(405) 275-4030
275-4030
ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBE – SHAWNEE DEPARTMENT EXTENSIONS (405) 275-4030
Governor
PPROCUREMENT
Governor Edwina
Edwina Butler-Wolfe
Butler-Wolfe....6308
6308 FFINANCE
INANCE
ROCUREMENT
Flores
Clayton
Twila
Parker
.................................
Governor
Edwina
Butler-Wolfe ..6307
6308 Victor
FINANCE
PROCUREMENT
Victor
Flores ........................................
........................................6282
6282 Asaycia
Asaycia
Clayton...................................
...................................6291
6291
Twila
Parker
.................................
6307
.....................................
Lesa
.....................................
Victor Lincoln
Flores
6282 Sheelby
AsayciaThorpe
Clayton....................................
...................................6244
6291
TwilaShaw
Parker
.................................6269
6307 Shema
Shema
Lincoln........................................
.....................................6250
6250
Sheelby
Thorpe
....................................
6244
Lesa
Shaw
.....................................
6269
.........................................
Ketakea
........................................................
ShemaWare
Lincoln
.....................................6279
6250 Kayla
Sheelby
Thorpe.....................................
....................................6281
6244
Lesa Shaw .....................................6263
6269 Jenny
Jenny
Ware
.........................................
6279
Kayla
Ketakea
.....................................
6281
........................................................
6263
..........................................
JennyDavis
Ware..........................................
.........................................6265
6279 Tara
KaylaBattise
Ketakea
.....................................6410
6281
........................................................6263 Holly
Holly
Davis
..........................................
6265
Tara
Battise
..........................................
6410
Lt.Governor
Lt.Governor Isaac
Isaac Gibson
Gibson ...........
...........6253
6253 David
Holly Deer............................................
Davis
..........................................6320
6265 Tara Battise.......................................... 6410
David
Deer............................................
6320
REALTY
Andy
Warrior
...............................
Lt.Governor
Gibson ...........6309
6253 Twyla
Andy
WarriorIsaac
...............................
6309
................................
David Blanchard
Deer............................................
6320 REALTY
Twyla
Blanchard
................................6233
6233
Cecil
Wilson ......................................... 6246
Mary
.....................................
REALTY
Andy Billy
Warrior
...............................6267
6309 Jennifer
Mary
Billy
.....................................
6267
Crenshaw...............................
Twyla Blanchard
................................6228
6233 Cecil Wilson ......................................... 6246
Jennifer
Crenshaw...............................
6228
Lea
(BIA
Scott
CecilTsotaddle.......................................
Wilson .........................................6248
6246
MaryMiller
Billy .....................................
6267 Courtney
Lea
Tsotaddle.......................................
6248
(BIA Spec.
Spec.))...................
...................6325
6325
Scott
Miller
Green
...................................
6300
Jennifer
6228 (405) 275-4030
Courtney
Green
...................................
6300
SHAWNEE
TRIBE – SCrenshaw...............................
HAWNEE
DEPARTMENT EXTENSIONS
Colleen
Butler
......................................
6247
Lea
Tsotaddle.......................................
6248
...................
6325 Misty
Scott Miller (BIA Spec.A)BSENTEE
Colleen
Butler
......................................
6247
Griffith
......................................
Courtney
Green
...................................6290
6300
Secretary
Griffith
......................................
6290
Secretary John
John R.
R. Johnson
Johnson..........
..........6289
6289 Misty
Colleen
Butler
......................................
6247
Ellis
Misty Griffith
......................................6280
6290
Alvina
Barnes
6275
Phillip
Ellis ...........................................
...........................................
6280
Secretary
John................................
R.Butler-Wolfe
Johnson ..........
6289 FPhillip
Alvina
Barnes
................................
6275
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Governor
Edwina
..6308
INANCE
PSSROCUREMENT
OCIAL SSERVICES
ERVICES
Phillis
Wahahrickah-Tasi
...................
6338
PhillipWahahrickah-Tasi
Ellis ...........................................
6280
Jeff
Gibson
....................................
6256
Phillis
...................6282
6338
Alvina
Barnes
................................6307
6275 Victor
Jeff
Gibson
....................................
6256
Annie
(Director
)......................... 6291
6225
Flores ........................................
Asaycia
Clayton
...................................
Twila
Parker
.................................
SERVICES
SOCIALWilson
Sandra
Burnett
...................................
Phillis Wahahrickah-Tasi
...................6385
6338 Annie Wilson (Director)......................... 6225
........................................................
6306
Sandra
Burnett
...................................
6385
6256
Jeff
Gibson
....................................
........................................................
6306
Linda
........................................
6255
Thorpe
....................................
Lesa Shaw .....................................6269 Shema Lincoln ..................................... 6250 Sheelby
AnnieGouge
Wilson
(Director
).........................6244
6225
Linda
Gouge
........................................
6255
Sandra Burnett ................................... 6385
........................................................6263
6306 Jenny
UMAN
RRESOURCES
H
Ware
......................................... 6279 Kayla
..................................... 6281
........................................................
LindaKetakea
Gouge ........................................
6255
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OMMISSION
// TTAG
Treasurer
AX C
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OMMISSION
AG
Treasurer Leah
Leah Bates
Bates...................
...................6239
6239 Holly
Cheri
Hardeman
..................................
6252
Davis
..........................................
6265
Tara
..........................................
6410
RESOURCES
HUMAN
Cheri
Hardeman
..................................
6252
Alicia
........................................
6257
Donna
Longhorn
..........................
6240
Lt.Governor
IsaacBates
Gibson
...........6253
TAX CEngler
OMMISSION
/ TAG
Treasurer
Leah
...................
6239 David
Donna
Longhorn
..........................
6240
Elizabeth
Clark
6296
Cheri Deer............................................
Hardeman
..................................6320
6252 Alicia Engler ........................................ 6257
Elizabeth
Clark ...................................
...................................
6296
Connor
Edwards
.................................
6237
EALTY
R
Andy
Warrior
...............................
6309
Alicia
Engler
........................................
6257
Donna
Longhorn
..........................
6240
Rep
Rep Anthony
Anthony Johnson
Johnson..................
..................6287
6287 Twyla
Rachael
Lankford
...............................
6222
Blanchard
................................
Elizabeth
Clark ...................................
6296 Connor Edwards ................................. 6237
Rachael
Lankford
...............................6233
6222
Shelby
White
........................................
6258
Cecil
Wilson
.........................................
6246
Mary
Billy
.....................................
6267
Connor
Edwards
.................................
6237
Shelby
White
........................................
6258
Trent
Norton
.................................
6335
Rep Anthony
Johnson ..................6335
6287 Jennifer
Trent
Norton .................................
Casey
Adams
.......................................
6337
Crenshaw...............................
Rachael
Lankford
...............................6228
6222
Casey
Adams
.......................................
6337
Lea
Tsotaddle.......................................
(BIA
Spec.) ...................6325
Scott
Shelby
White ........................................6248
6258
TrentMiller
Norton
.................................
6335 Courtney
Green.......................................
................................... 6300
Casey Adams
6337 TERO
TERO Butler ...................................... 6247
ICW
Colleen
ICW
Misty
Griffith
......................................
6290
Jeff
Gibson
...........................................
6284
TERO
Secretary John R. Johnson ..........6289 Ronelle Baker....................................... 6375 Jeff
Gibson ........................................... 6284
RRECEPTIONIST
ECEPTIONIST
ICW Ellis
Ronelle
Baker
.......................................6280
6375 Jeff Gibson ........................................... 6284
Phillip
...........................................
Alvina
Barnes
................................6275
Lea
Bettelyoun
.....................................
4030
RECEPTIONIST
Lea
Bettelyoun
.....................................
4030 Julie
Wilson
.........................................
6376
OCIAL
SERVICES
S
T
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Ronelle
Baker.........................................
.......................................
6375 TITLE VI
Julie
Wilson
6376
VI
Wahahrickah-Tasi
................... 6338
Gibson ....................................
LeaJeff
Bettelyoun
.....................................6256
4030 Phillis
Jackie
Denny
........................................
6377
Annie
Wilson
(Director
).........................
Thomasine
Owings
(DIR)
6227
Julie
Wilson
.........................................
6376
T
ITLE
VI
Jackie Denny
........................................
6377 Thomasine (Doss)
(Doss)
Owings
(DIR)........
........6225
6227
AATTORNEY
TTORNEY
Burnett
................................... 6385
........................................................6306 Sandra
Linda
Gouge
........................................
6255
Johnnie
Mae
Bettelyoun
.....................
6272
Jackie
Denny
........................................
6377
Thomasine
(Doss)
Owings
(DIR)
........
6227
Johnnie
Mae
Bettelyoun
.....................
6272
Ray
Campbell
.......................................
6313
ATTORNEY
Ray
Campbell.......................................6313 LLITTLE
A
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R
ESOURCE
C
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ITTLE R
AESOURCES
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HUMAN
Donna
Butler
........................................
6270
Johnnie
Mae
Bettelyoun
.....................
6272
Donna
Butler
........................................
6270
RayTreasurer
CampbellLeah
.......................................
6313
Komahcheet.....................
TAX COMMISSION / TAG
Bates...................6239 Robert
AXE RESOURCE
CENTER 585-8310
LITTLE
Robert
Komahcheet.....................
585-8310
CCOURT
OURT
Cheri
Hardeman
..................................
6252 Robert
Schoolfield
...............................
6270
DonnaEngler
Butler
........................................
6270
Robert
Schoolfield
...............................6257
6270
Duke
Blanchard
...........................
585-3669
Alicia
........................................
Donna
Longhorn
..........................
6240
Robert
Komahcheet.....................
585-8310
Duke
Blanchard
...........................
585-3669
Kathy
Brock
(Court
Clerk)
.................
6241
C
OURT
Kathy Brock (Court Clerk).................6241 Elizabeth Clark ................................... 6296 Ted
Watson
..........................................
6270
Robert
Schoolfield
...............................
6270
Ted
Watson
..........................................
6270
Connor Edwards ................................. 6237
Duke Blanchard
585-3669
RepBrock
Anthony
Johnson
Courtney
Hodges
.................................
6260
Kathy
(Court
Clerk)..................
.................6287
6241 Rachael
Courtney
Hodges
.................................
6260
Lankford...........................
...............................
6222 Ted Watson .......................................... 6270
M
MAINTENANCE
AINTENANCE
Shelby
........................................ 6258
EEXTENSIONS
O
Trent
Norton
.................................
6335
THERWhite
XTENSIONS
OTHER
Courtney Hodges .................................6260 Casey
Adams
....................................... 6337
Kevin
Kaseca
6316
MAINTENANCE
Kevin
Kaseca........................................
........................................
6316 Bldg.
CCULT
ULT.. P
PRES
RES.. // G
GIFT
IFT SSHOP
HOP
11 Conf.
Rm.
THER
E
XTENSIONS
O
Bldg.
Conf.
Rm. ...............................
...............................6294
6294
Reta
............................................
KevinHarjo
Kaseca
........................................6249
6316 TERO
Reta
Harjo
............................................
6249
Merry
Gift
Shop)
CULT. Rodriguez
PRodriguez
RES. / GIFT
SHOP
Merry
Gift
Shop) ..................
..................6310
6310 ICW
Bldg.
111Break
Rm
................................
6305
Bldg.
Conf.
Rm.
...............................
6294
Bldg.
Break
Rm
................................
6305
Stephen
Fife
..........................................
6234
Reta Harjo
6249 Jeff Gibson ........................................... 6284
Stephen
Fife............................................
..........................................
6234
R
ECEPTIONIST
Devon
Frazier(Library).......................
Merry
Rodriguez Gift Shop) ..................6243
6310 Ronelle
Devon
Frazier(Library).......................
6243
Baker
....................................... 6375
Gov.
22 Conf.
Rm.
Bldg.Bldg.
1 Break
Rm ................................
6305
Gov.
Bldg.
Conf.
Rm. .......................
.......................6330
6330
Sherri
Yetter,
Isaac
Bettelyoun,
John
Stephen
Fife
..........................................
6234
SherriWilson
Yetter,.........................................
Isaac Bettelyoun, John6376 TFam.
Lea
Bettelyoun
.....................................
Ashley
Brokeshoulder
.........................
6312
Devon
Frazier(Library).......................
6243 Julie
Ashley
Brokeshoulder
.........................4030
6312
Rm.
..........................
6311
ITLESvcs.
VI Conf.
Gov.
Bldg.
2
Conf.
Rm.
.......................
6330
Fam.
Svcs.
Conf.
Rm.
..........................
6311
Mann,
Cecil
Walker
SherriDenny
Yetter,
Isaac Bettelyoun, John6377
Mann,
Cecil
Walker
Erin
Thompson
....................................
Ashley
Brokeshoulder
.........................6340
6312 Jackie
........................................
Thompson
....................................
6340
Finance
Conference
Rm
......................
6236
Thomasine
(Doss)
Owings
(DIR)........ 6227
Fam. Svcs.
Conf. Rm.
..........................
6311
Finance
Conference
Rm
......................
6236
AErin
TTORNEY
Tom
White,
Donnie
Marshall,
Mann,
Cecil
Walker
Tom
White,
Donnie
Marshall, Lance
Lance
Kyra
Underwood
.................................
6238
6340
Erin
Thompson
....................................
Kyra
Underwood
.................................
6238
Johnnie
Mae
Bettelyoun
.....................
6272
Finance
Conference
Rm
......................
6236
Ray Campbell.......................................6313 LNanaeto,
Levi
Littlecreek
....................
6331
ITTLE
A
XE
R
ESOURCE
C
ENTER
THER
E
NTITIES
&
T
OLL
F
REE
O
Tom
White,
Donnie
Marshall,
Lance
ENTITIES
& TOLL FREE
OTHERButler
Suhaila
Newport
Kyra Underwood
.................................6245
6238 Nanaeto, Levi Littlecreek .................... 6331 Donna
Suhaila
Newport ..................................
..................................
6245
........................................
6270
Komahcheet.....................
585-8310
Nations
Bank
Nanaeto,
Levi Littlecreek ....................
6331 All
ENTITIES
&...............................
TOLL FREE 273-0202
OTHER
All
Nations
Bank...........................
...........................
273-0202
Leal
Bender
..........................................
C
OURT
Suhaila
Newport
..................................6323
6245 Robert
Leal
Bender
..........................................
6323
MIS
Schoolfield
6270
MIS Blanchard ........................... 585-3669 Robert
Duke
ASEDA
..........................................
878-6782
All
Nations
Bank
...........................
273-0202
ASEDA
..........................................
878-6782
Kathy
Brock
(Court
Clerk)
.................
6241
Leal Bender ..........................................6323 HELP
DESK
........................................
3100
Ted
Watson
..........................................
6270
MIS
HELP DESK ........................................ 3100 Toll
VVIOLENCE
/F
DDOMESTIC
OMESTICHodges
IOLENCE
/FAMILY
AMILY SSERVICES
ERVICES
Free..........................................
............................. 1-800-256-3341
ASEDA
878-6782
Courtney
.................................
6260 M
Tom
Trimble
AINTENANCE
HELP
DESK........................................
........................................6327
3100 Toll Free ............................. 1-800-256-3341
Trimble
........................................
6327
Melissa
Lopez
.......................................
6333
VIOLENCE
/FAMILY SERVICES
DOMESTIC
Melissa
Lopez
.......................................
6333 Tom
Brendle
Corner
.............................
447-3372
THER
E
XTENSIONS
O
Toll
Free
.............................
1-800-256-3341
Brendle
Corner
.............................
447-3372
Michael
Berry
......................................
6303
Kevin
Kaseca
........................................
6316
Tom Trimble
6327
Berry........................................
...................................... 6303
Lacey
Carey
6315
C
ULT. P
RES
. /.........................................
G.......................................
IFT SHOP
Melissa
Lopez
6333 Michael
Lacey
Carey
.........................................
6315
Building
Blocks
............................
878-0633
Bldg.
1 Conf.
Rm.
...............................
6294
Brendle
Corner
.............................
447-3372
Blocks
............................
878-0633
Josh
Gibson
..........................................
6329
Harjo
............................................
Michael
Berry
......................................6249
6303 Building
Josh
Gibson
..........................................
6329
Lindsay
Hernandez
..............................
6226
Merry
Gift
Shop) ..................6310
6315 Reta
Lacey Rodriguez
Carey
.........................................
(Elizabeth
Crawford,
Briana
Lindsay
Hernandez
..............................
6226
Bldg.
1 Break
Rm............................
................................
6305
Building
Blocks
(Elizabeth
Crawford,
Briana Ponkilla
Ponkilla)) 878-0633
Rico
.............................................
6328
Fife
..........................................
JoshCoon
Gibson
..........................................6234
6329 Building
Rico
Coon
.............................................
6328
Taylor
Wills
..........................................
6293
Devon
Frazier(Library).......................
Lindsay
Hernandez
..............................6243
6226 Stephen
II
LA
..................
Taylor
Wills
..........................................
6293
(Elizabeth
Briana
Ponkilla)360-2710
Gov.
Bldg.Blocks
2Crawford,
Conf.
Rm.
.......................
6330
Building
Blocks
II
LA
..................
360-2710
Donna
Cody..........................................
Yetter,
Isaac Bettelyoun, John 6402
Rico Coon
.............................................
6328 Building
Donna
Cody..........................................
6402
DV
Advocate
........................................
6224
Ashley
Brokeshoulder
.........................6312
(Billie
Thompson)
Taylor
Wills ..........................................
6293 Sherri
DV
Advocate
........................................
6224
Blocks
LA..........................
..................360-2710
(Billie
Thompson)
Fam.
Svcs.
Conf. II
Rm.
6311
Mann,
Cecil
Walker
Donna
Cody..........................................
6402 Housing
(Sexual
Assault
...................................
6298
Erin
Thompson
....................................
..........................................
273-1050
DV Advocate
........................................
6224 OEH
(Billie
(Sexual
Assault Adv)
Adv)
...................................6340
6298
Housing
..........................................
273-1050
Finance Thompson)
Conference
Rm......................
6236
OEH
White, Donnie Marshall, Lance
...............................................................
6277
Kyra
.................................6238
Human
.........................
(SexualUnderwood
Assault Adv)...................................
6298 Tom
HousingResources
..........................................
273-1050
...............................................................
6277
Ken
.............................................
6223
Human
Resources
.........................275-1468
275-1468
OEHJones
Ken
JonesLevi
.............................................
6223 O
Nanaeto,
Littlecreek
....................
6331
THER Child
EResources
NTITIES & TOLL
FREE 275-1468
...............................................................
6326
Suhaila
Newport ..................................6245
...................
6277 Jarrod
...............................................................
Human
.........................
...............................................................
6326
Lloyd
........................................
Indian
Child Welfare
Welfare
...................878-4702
878-4702
Ken Jones
.............................................
6223 Indian
Jarrod
Lloyd
........................................6229
6229
All
Nations
Bank
...........................
273-0202
Leal
Bender ..........................................6323
Country
Kitchen
Restaurant
...............................................................
6326 MIS
Indian
Child
Welfare
...................
878-4702
Country Kitchen Restaurant.......
.......366-7220
366-7220
Dakota
Blanchard
................................
6299
Jarrod
Lloyd
........................................
6229
Dakota
Blanchard
................................
6299
EEDUCATION
DUCATION
ASEDA
..........................................
878-6782
Media
.............................................
598-1279
Country
Kitchen
Restaurant
.......
366-7220
Evelyn
Pablito
......................................
6398
Media
.............................................
598-1279
HELP
DESK
........................................
3100
Dakota
Blanchard
................................
6299
Tresha
Spoon
.......................................
6242
VIOLENCE
/FAMILY SERVICES
D
DUCATION
EOMESTIC
Tresha
Spoon
.......................................
6242 Evelyn Pablito ...................................... 6398 Toll
Free
.............................
1-800-256-3341
(Sherman
Tiger,
Derek
(Sherman
Tiger,
Derek Hilderbrand)
Hilderbrand)
Media
.............................................
598-1279
Rebecca
Diven
......................................
6230
Tom
Trimble
........................................
6327
Evelyn
Pablito
......................................
6398
Rebecca
Diven
......................................
6230
Linda
6255
Melissa
Lopez
.......................................
TreshaGouge
Spoon.........................................
.......................................6333
6242
Linda
Gouge
.........................................
6255
Brendle
.............................
OEH/OEP
......................................
214-4235
(ShermanCorner
Tiger,
Derek
Hilderbrand) 447-3372
OEH/OEP
......................................
214-4235
Michael
Berry
......................................
6303
Rebecca
Diven
......................................
6230
Lacey
Carey
.........................................
6315
Linda Gouge .........................................6255 PPOLICE
DDEPT
...............
Building
Blocks
............................
Dept.
................
275-3200
275-3432
OEH/OEP
......................................
214-4235
OLICE
EPT..........................................
...............275-3200
275-3200 // 275-3432
275-3432
EELECTION
CCOMMISSION
Police
Dept.
................
275-3200 // 878-0633
275-3432
LECTION
OMMISSION
Gibson
6329 Police
Lindsay
Hernandez
..............................6226 Josh
(Elizabeth
Crawford,
Briana
Ponkilla
)/360-9270
Brad
Gaylord
(Chief)
.............................
6302
Thunderbird
Casino
NRM
..........
OLICE
D
EPT
...............
275-3200
/
275-3432
P
Police
Dept.
................
275-3200
275-3432
Brad
Gaylord
(Chief)
.............................
6302
Thunderbird
Casino
NRM
..........
360-9270
Emily
Longman....................................
6271
ELECTION
OMMISSION
Emily
Longman....................................
6271 Rico Coon ............................................. 6328 Building Blocks II LA ..................360-2710
Taylor
WillsC..........................................
6293
Linda
Day
.............................................
Brad
Gaylord
(Chief).............................6261
6302
Shawnee
Casino
............................
273-2679
Thunderbird
Casino
NRM
..........
360-9270
Linda
Day
.............................................
6261
Shawnee
Casino
............................
273-2679
Emily
Longman....................................
6271
Cody.......................................... 6402 (Billie Thompson)
DV
Advocate ........................................6224 Donna
EENROLLMENT
NROLLMENT
Ric
Mantooth
.......................................
Linda
Day .............................................
6261 Tribal
(Little
Axe)
Store
Shawnee
Casino
273-2679
Ric
Mantooth
.......................................6278
6278
(Little............................
Axe) ..................
..................364-0668
364-0668
Tribal
Store
(Sexual
Assault
Adv)
...................................
6298
Carly
Dyer
............................................
6292
..........................................
273-1050
E
NROLLMENT
...............................................................
Carly Dyer ............................................6292 OEH
Ric Mantooth .......................................6266
6278 Housing
(Little
Axe)
..................
364-0668
Tribal
Store
...............................................................
6266
LLITTLE
CCLINIC
ITTLE A
AXE
XE
LINIC .........................275-1468
...............................................................
Kimberly
Creek
...................................
6288
Resources
Carly Dyer
............................................
6292 Ken
Jason
Brinker
.......................................
6259
Jones
.............................................
Kimberly
Creek
...................................6277
6288
...............................................................
6266 Human
Jason
Brinker
.......................................6223
6259
Clinic
Medical
...............................................
Clinic
............................................... 447-0300
447-0300
LITTLE- Medical
AChild
XE CLINIC
...............................................................
Welfare ...................878-4702
Kimberly Creek ...................................6326
6288 Jarrod
...............................................................
6232
Lloyd ........................................
After
......................................................
Jason Brinker
.......................................6229
6259 Indian
...............................................................
6232
After
hours
......................................................
447-0498
Clinichours
- Medical
...............................................447-0498
447-0300
H
HORSE
ORSE SSHOE
HOE B
BEND
END
Country
Kitchen
Restaurant
.......
366-7220
Clinic
Dental
.................................................
307-9704
Steven
Crisp
.........................................
6278
Dakota
Blanchard
................................ 6299
- Dental
................................................. 307-9704
...............................................................
6232 Clinic
After hours
......................................................
447-0498
School
Program
Steven
Crisp
.........................................
6278
E(After
(After
School
Program
Director)
HDUCATION
ORSE
SHOE
BENDDirector)
Diabetes
...........................................................
360-0698
598-1279
Diabetes
...........................................................
360-0698
Clinic -.............................................
Dental
.................................................
307-9704
James
................................
6278
Pablito
......................................
StevenWoolbright
Crisp .........................................
6278 Media
Edwina
Butler-Wolfe
...........................
6308
James
Woolbright
................................6398
6278
(After School
Program
Director)
Tresha
Spoon
.......................................
Edwina
Butler-Wolfe
...........................6242
6308 Evelyn
Pharmacy.........................................................
292-9530
Pharmacy.........................................................
292-9530
Tiger, Derek Hilderbrand)
Diabetes ...........................................................
360-0698
Shawn
....................................
6276
Diven ......................................
James Crowley
Woolbright
................................6230
6278 (Sherman
Edwina
Butler-Wolfe
...........................6255
6308 Rebecca
Shawn
Crowley
....................................
6276
Resource
Center
.............................................
364-7298
Linda
Gouge
.........................................
Resource
Center
.............................................
364-7298
Pharmacy.........................................................
292-9530
OEH/OEP
......................................
214-4235
(Chrissy
Wiens,
Buster
Bread,
Blake
Goodman)
Joseph
.......................................
Wiens,
Buster .............................................
Bread, Blake Goodman)
Shawn Abbiss
Crowley
....................................6278
6276 (Chrissy
.......................................
6278
Resource
Center
364-7298
OLICE Abbiss
DEPT ...............
275-3200 / 275-3432
PJoseph
Police
Dept.
................ 275-3200 / 275-3432
ELECTION COMMISSION
Wiens,
Buster Bread, Blake Goodman)
Joseph Abbiss....................................... 6278 SS(Chrissy
HAWNEE
CCLINIC
HAWNEE
LINIC
Brad
Gaylord
(Chief)
.............................
6302
Thunderbird
Casino
NRM
..........
360-9270
Emily Longman....................................6271
Clinic
(Bldg.
17)
Clinic
(Bldg.
17)..............................................
.............................................. 878-5850
878-5850
SHAWNEE
CLINIC
Linda Day ............................................. 6261 Shawnee
Casino
............................273-2679
Pharmacy.........................................................
Pharmacy.........................................................
878-5859
Clinic
(Bldg.
17)
..............................................878-5859
878-5850
ENROLLMENT
Ric Mantooth ....................................... 6278 Tribal
Toll
free
.................................................
1-866-742-4977
(Little
Axe)
..................
364-0668
Store
Toll
free................................................. 1-866-742-4977
Pharmacy.........................................................
878-5859
Carly Dyer ............................................6292 ............................................................... 6266 Toll free................................................. 1-866-742-4977
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UPDATED
:: OOCTOBER
2016
LITTLE
AXE 6,
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PHONELIST@ASTRIBE.COM
UPDATED
CTOBER
6,LINIC
2016
Kimberly Creek ...................................
6288
Jason Brinker....................................... 6259
Clinic
- Medical
............................................... 447-0300
CORRECTIONS? E-MAIL TO PHONELIST@ASTRIBE.COM
UPDATED
: OCTOBER
6, 2016
............................................................... 6232 After hours ...................................................... 447-0498
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