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June 2017

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ISSUE

2-3 Executive Committee Reports

4 Building Blocks III

6 General Council Meeting

7 Election Commission

8 Elder’s Corner, Taxes

9 AST Health Systems

10 Enrollment Dept

12 Emergency Management

13 Maintenance Dept Application

14 Title VI Menu

18 Education Department

20-21 June Birthdays

25 Fitness Calendar

Volume 28 No. 6

Absentee Shawnee Tribal Plaza

The AST Tribal Plaza was re-opened May 26th 2017. Pictured, left to right, are AST Treasurer Leah Bates, AST-Sec John Johnson,

AST Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe and AST Rep-Anthony Johnson.

Tribal Members:

The Run Off Election will be held on Saturday, June 17, 2017. The voting polls will be located at the Little Axe Resource Center

on Peebly Road and at the Police Department building on the Tribal Complex in Shawnee, Oklahoma. The polls will be open

from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at both locations.

A sample ballot is published in the newsletter.

Executive Committee

Edwina Butler-Wolfe

Governor

Isaac Gibson

Lt. Governor

John Johnson

Secretary

Leah Bates

Treasurer

Anthony Johnson

Representative

Monthly Executive Committee meetings can be watched online at astribe.com

Governor’s Report

Greetings Tribal Members,

I am pleased to report that we held our 79th Semi-Annual General

Council Meeting on April 29th. Despite the Oklahoma weather not being

the best with severe storms and flooding we still had 102 tribal members

attend the meeting and our AST Directors were present to answer questions

if needed. As a result of having our Director’s present we were able to answer

questions covering several issues and one particular issue was with our

Certificate Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) cards containing Social Security

Numbers (SSN). The tribal Enrollment Director and Secretary Johnson are

working on this issue and others with the cards. I encourage you to call and

voice your opinion if you see a problem with the SSN being on your CDIB

card or any other issues you would like addressed.

Online Meetings

For those of you who were not able to attend the meeting in person all

meetings of the Executive Committee are located on our tribal website at

www.astribe.com . You can view the General Council meetings, Monthly

Executive Committee meetings, Shareholders meetings for Health and

Casino online at your convenience.

National Indian Gaming Commission Consultations (NIGC)

I recently traveled to San Diego, CA to attend the NIGC Consultations

to discuss the Class II Gaming Grandfathered Games Sunset Provision.

The main concern of the Grandfathered games is the machines that were

manufactured before 2008 that did not comply with the revised Class II

Technical Standards. The NIGC set a sunset date of November 2018 for

these machines to be fully compliant. What this means is the gaming

vendors will need to upgrade their machine before the sunset date and the

Casino will need to ensure that these machines become compliant or will

need to be removed from the casino floor. If this regulation is not repealed

then this could have an economic impact on all tribes who have Class II

Grandfathered games. It’s very important that the Absentee Shawnee voice

our concerns about this regulation and the need to have it repealed. As your

Governor, I have ensured that our voice is heard during these consultations

and will continue to do so.

As a result of my commitment to this issue, I have been working closely

with the Executive Director of the Gaming Commission to get daily

updates and to ensure that we have our final comments submitted detailing

on our position on the Sunset Provision and the need to have it completely

removed.

Tribal-State Gaming Compact

Another important issue that will be affecting all tribes is the TribalState Gaming Compact renewal in the year 2020. This is a very serious

issue that I am keeping close watch on as well. It is very important that all

Tribal Leaders across the State of Oklahoma remain unified and not jump

to renegotiate the compact until 2020. During 2020, the State of Oklahoma

will have a new administration to work with and this gives the tribe time to

determine whether they want to keep the current compact or renegotiate.

From my understanding, the current compact will roll over in 2020 if we

decide not to renegotiate. I will continue to monitor this issue as well.

List of meetings attended

APRIL 2017

15th

19th

20th

Elders Meeting at the Resource Center, Little Axe

Monthly Executive Meeting 10:00 am

CTSA Meeting 9:00 am

State Capitol Indian Education 9:00 am

United Indian Nations of Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas (UINOKT)

21st

Quarterly Meeting

9:00 am. Secretary Johnson and Treasurer Bates attended.

26th

All Nations Meeting Board Members and Tap Rock 10:00 am

29th

General Council Meeting 10:00 am

MAY 2017

2nd

Shawnee Public School Title VI Indian Education Awards Assembly

5:00 am

6th

White Turkey Meeting

8th

Horse Shoe Bend Tutors After School Program end of year dinner at

Chilis

9th

Special Executive Committee Meeting

MAY 2017

11th

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Horse Shoe Bend After School Activities last day

with students

6:00 pm Big Jim Band Award Dinner for selection of winners

12th

Meeting with area schools for upcoming Consultation Meeting (ESSA)

7:00 pm 8th Grade Graduation North Rock Creek School

15th

9:00 am Program Directors Meeting, Secretary Johnson attended.

Programs that attended: Police, Media, Health, Education, Gaming

Commission, Building Blocks III, Title VI, Absentee Shawnee Housing

Authority. Programs that did not attend: Human Resource (HR), OEH,

Indian Child Welfare, Domestic Violence, Social Service, Finance,

Cultural Preservation, Procurement, Reality, Tax Commission, Courts,

MIS, Maintenance, Enrollment, Building Blocks II

The Program Directors Meeting is every 3rd Monday of each month this has been

established before I became Governor and I have continued to have meetings.

Conclusion

There is still so much more we need to do and I want to continue to work

towards moving the Tribe forward.

I have 1 month to go. My door is always open (unless I am in a meeting or at

a meeting) and I welcome your visits. We have much to do to get our tribe

back on track and I want to do the best I can for all of our tribal members.

Help me to make a difference – stand beside me and Let us Build for the

Future (BFF) - united and together!

Thank you.

Title VI Indian Education Awards Assembly

May 2nd 2017

L to R; Graham Primeaux, Title VI Director Shawnee Public School, ASTGovernor Edwina Butler-Wolfe, Kickapoo Tribe Chairman-David Pacheco,

Seminole Tribe-Chief-Leonard Harjo, Seminole Tribe-Council Member-Karen

Fullbright.

Little Axe School Cultural Event

May 9th, 2017

Little Axe School Cultural Event

Photo 1:

AST Governor-Edwina Butler-Wofle And Miss Indian Oklahoma CityKendall Frazier.

May 9th, 2017

L to R; Audrey Dodds,

AST Governor Edwina

Butler-Wofle, Atheda Ewards-Fletcher,

Miss Indian Oklahoma

City-Kendall Frazier

and Kathy Deere.

Photo 2:

L to R; Audrey Dodds, AST Governor Edwina Butler-Wofle, Atheda

Ewards-Fletcher, Miss Indian Oklahoma City-Kendall Frazier and Kathy

Deere

AST Governor-Edwina Butler-Wofle and

Miss Indian Oklahoma

City-Kendall Frazier.

L to R; Leslie Tanyan - E.D. Gaming Commission AST, Eastman Switch Gaming Commissioner AST, Jonodev Osceola Chaudhuri - Chairman, National

Indian Gaming Commission, Edwina Butler-Wolfe - Governor AST, Kathryn

Isom-Clause - Vice-Chairman NIGC. Back Row: E. Sequoyah Simemeyer Associate Commissioner NIGC

Building Blocks III News

IT’S OFFICIAL!!! WE’RE OPEN!!! Our hard work and perseverance have finally paid off. The month of May has been one worthy of celebration.

Our achievements this month include:

· May 3: DHS approved our six-month permit. (K830053617) We are permitted for 103 children. We will receive 3 unannounced visits

during this six-month period. If all is in good standing, we will receive our permanent license.

· May 5: Our 2 Star status was approved. The Stars scale is 1, 1+, 2, 3. We will pursue a 3 Star in the future.

· May 8: Grand Opening!!

· May 10: DHS Subsidy contract was approved. This allows us to accept children who receive DHS assistance with their child care costs. Our

contract # is 29187.

We currently have 22 children enrolled, ages infant – 5yrs. We are contacting those on the waiting list at this time.

Ms. Suzy and I attended training for the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) on May 24, 2017 in Ardmore. The topic was New Meal Patterns. We will apply for the food program within the next month, as we must be operating for 30-days before applying. This helps us to offset some

of our food costs for each meal that we serve each child daily.

“CACFP provides aid to child and adult care institutions and family or group day care homes for the provision of nutritious foods that contribute

to the wellness, healthy growth, and development of young children, and the health and wellness of older adults and chronically impaired disabled persons.”

https://www.fns.usda.gov/cacfp/child-and-adult-care-food-program.

If you are currently in need of child care,

please feel free to visit our center and take

a tour. We are open Monday – Friday,

7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., with the exception

of holidays.

Fee Scale:

· Infants (6wks – 12 mo)

$150.00 per week

· Toddlers(12 mo – 24 mo)

$138.75 per week

· Twos & Threes

$123.50 per week

· Fours & Fives

$101.50 per week

AST Tribal members and AST employees

who are private pay receive a 25% discount. No discount is given on co-payments.

If you have any questions, please feel free

to call us at (405) 360-2710.

Thank you,

Billie Thompson

BBIII Director

Dates to Remember:

June 16th: 8:00 a.m., Donuts with Dad

to celebrate Father’s Day.

May 12, 2017, we had our Muffins with Mom breakfast to celebrate Mother’s Day. We had 12 parents join us for breakfast. Our Chef, Ms. Suzy,

baked up blueberry muffins, chocolate chip muffins, and chocolate muffins with icing. She also prepared chocolate covered strawberries and sausage. It was delicious!! We are so blessed to have Ms. Suzy in our kitchen!!

Absentee Shawnee Veterans Association Meeting

June 14, 2017 at 7:00 p.m.

Thunderbird Casino Warrior’s Room East Entrance

The next Absentee Shawnee Veterans Association Meeting will be June 14, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the Warrior’s room of

Thunderbird Casino off Highway 9, Norman, OK 73026. Also, we planned to be in the Red Earth Parade on June 9, 2017

@10:00 a.m. in downtown Oklahoma City, OK.

79th Semi-Annual General Council Meeting

Thunderbird Entertainment Center • Norman, OK April, 29, 2017

L to R; Kimberly Creek-Enrollment Clerk, Melissa Hill and Carly Dyer-Enrollment Director

AST Housing; Tammy Winter-Housing Manager, Sherry Drywater-Executive Director and Kimberly Vermillion R.E. Counseling Specialist.

L to R; Officer Shawn Crowley, AST Police Chief Brad Gaylord, and Officer

Steven Crisp

Tribal members; Wanda Shopteese, Bill Bayliss and Darryl Tiger

Tribal member Melpherd Switch and AST Veteran David Little

Human Resource Department; Elizabeth Clark-H.R. Generalist, Cheri Hardeman-H.R. Director and Casey Adams H.R. Assistant.

Election Commission

APPROPRIATE POLL BEHAVIOR

According to the Election Ordinance Article VIII Section 1 – The

official polling sites and adjoining Tribal Grounds are neutral

grounds, therefore, there shall be no campaigning or loitering on

Election Day by any person. It shall be the duty of the Election

Commission to request that Tribal police, be present at each polling

place and be responsible for maintaining order, prevent campaigning, and loitering during the election process.

In order to comply we suggest that you do not campaign in any

fashion.

1. Arrive;

2. Register;

3. Vote;

4. Exit.

Unless there is a line each voter should be at the poll no more than

10 minutes, outside of

voter booth. Each voter may take all the time they need to read the

ballot to vote in the private booth but should not “visit” with Commissioners or other voters at the poll site.

Any visiting of voters must occur outside of the Poll Site and adjoining Tribal grounds.

Voting Polls close at 6:00 p.m. Voter has to be in line in order to

vote.

Policies and Procedures states:

There shall be no campaigning on property of polling site. This includes signs, person to person, clothing, etc. or within 200 ft. of the

polling site. (On Election Day all signs must be over 200 ft. away

from the edge of tribal property that contain poll sites.)

For Examples:

NO:

•“vote for. . .”sticker on cars;

• campaign clothing;

• disbursement of campaign material;

• counseling as to who to vote for.

• Do not loiter at poll site:

Tear Off 

BALLOT

ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA

RUN OFF ELECTION

JUNE 17, 2017

VOTING INSTRUCTIONS: Cast your vote by placing an [X]

or [] mark next to the candidate of your choice.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

GOVERNOR:

Edwina Butler-Wolfe----------------------------[

]

Andrew Warrior----------------------------------[

]

Elder’s Corner

The Elders have been busy during April and the first part of May!

April’s regular Elders Council meeting was held on April 15. Although it

was “tax” day, we did not let that deter us!

This was the first meeting conducted by the newly elected officers.

The new officers are launching plans for three years of adventures, programs

and growth of the council. As the new officers gain momentum, we ask for

your support and participation.

The Elders are pleased to report that during April, the Elders Council

contributed prizes for the annual children’s AST Easter Egg Hunt held at the

AST complex, and the Elders participated in the General Council where it

solicited for new members, held three fundraisers and participated in the GC

meeting.

On May 9, the Elders Council participated in the Little Axe High

School’s second annual Cultural Event. The event was well attended by

the community and the Little Axe students did an outstanding job in their

projects covering various countries around the world. Students’ projects included information about the country and a tasting of a few of each country’s

traditional food. The students were graded on their projects. Miss Indian

Oklahoma City, Kendall Frazier, was in attendance and performed a touching sign language performance.

The Elders Council displayed various historical tribal replicas of

weapons, ceremonial implements, information about the AST and samples of traditional AST food. A special thanks to Kathy

Deere for being the Chairperson of this Elders event. Also, thanks to Meredith Wahpekeche and Kathy Deere for providing the fry

bread and corn soup that was served to attendees; thanks to Cultural Preservation for donating 4 youth t-shirts for a drawing at the

event; and thanks to Audrey Dodds who helped in all areas. It is anticipated that the Little Axe High School Cultural Event will be

an annual event and we encourage all Tribal Members to support this event and other school events. Our children are our future.

Until next time,

Atheda Edwards-Fletcher, Secretary

Tax Collections

FY-2017

YTD TAX COLLECTIONS

(thru 4/30/2017)

TAX

CATEGORY

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

Sales (6%)

Gaming % of free cash

Employee (1%)

Severance (8%)

Motor Vehicle

Tobacco Refund

$1,050.71

$250,000.00

$7,658.64

$3,310.81

$11,861.13

$2,216.22

TOTAL TAXES

$276,097.51

Miscellaneous

$516.46

TOTAL COLLECTIONS

$276,613.97

APRIL

YEAR-TO-DATE

TOTAL

% OF TAXES

$0.00

$19,132.35

$700,000.00

$48,061.68

$5,668.57

$58,778.43

$4,530.97

2.29%

83.61%

5.74%

0.68%

7.02%

0.54%

$0.00

$836,172.00

$0.00

$1,007.36

0.12%

$0.00

$837,179.36

100%

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

$10,504.68

$6,327.41

$1,249.55

$200,000.00 $150,000.00 $100,000.00

$21,213.62 $11,265.34

$7,924.08

$831.89

$867.28

$658.59

$16,062.81

$19,746.67

$11,107.82

$690.73

$649.57

$974.45

$0.00

$249,303.73 $188,856.27

$121,914.49

$0.00

$138.10

$140.30

$0.00

$249,516.23 $188,994.37

$122,054.79

$0.00

$212.50

MARCH

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

COLLECTED

AST HeAlTH SySTem - June 2017

The health boards are proud to announce along with the Executive Committee’s leadership that the Compact and Annual Funding Agreement has been updated

for the first time in nearly a quarter century! This effort was a highly-complex feat of coordination and teamwork between multiple attorney’s offices, the I.H.S. Area

Office, the EC, health boards, Mr. Scott Miller’s Office, and the health leadership team. Without the combined synergy and effort, this amazing and Herculean effort

would not have happened. Additionally, resolutions have been approved by both the Executive Committee and the health boards to initiate the application process to

place land where the Little Axe Health Center is located into Trust status. This is all a very exciting time at the AST Health System!

The health system has a newly accredited continuing medical education (CME) program operational now sponsored in partnership with the Oklahoma State

Medical Association (OSMA) and the AST Health System, which is the only tribe in Oklahoma to successfully complete the process to host this unique medical

training for health professionals. Topics and issues are designed regarding health challenges and issues faced in Indian Country with health care of tribal members

and surrounding communities.

The new drive through pharmacy at the Shawnee Clinic is operational, and patients have reported their “thanks” for this new addition to our local improvements

in services and ease of access. The hours of operation for the new drive-through are 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. If you have a prescription fill(s) that exceed more than 4

medications, it is recommended that the patient please pick items up at the Pharmacy Lobby window (before 5:00 PM). The multi-purpose health facility and storm

shelter is now complete and has been available as of late May for storm shelter protection of the complex and employees.

Several upcoming events and activities are ready for the summer, various camps, Jr. Olympics, Inflatable 5K Fun Run, OBI Blood Drives, and July’s Annual Health

Fair are lining up to make this a great summer! The AST Health System’s inaugural Summer Healthcare Internship Program started this year, with 5 AST youth

selected for the program from amongst their peers for a robust program to help better prepare the prospective students for both identification and mentoring in their

desired field of study within the healthcare profession.

Please ensure you continue to keep your contact and personal information updated upon your next visit to the clinics as we are having problems contacting patients

sometimes due to outdated information. Several patients often change their phone numbers and addresses without updating our systems, and it makes it extremely

difficult to contact patients when this information becomes outdated during weather emergencies and other patient notifications.

As always, health employees set the standard of excellence in our health system! I’m extremely proud of our outstanding star performers again this month, and

thank them all for their contributions to our patients, their fellow employees, and the tribe! We are extremely happy to announce a “tie” for the Employee of the Month

in May for health was Janis Brown, LSWN Lab Director, and Lisa Harrington, Dietitian, both drew a tie for this month’s honors. The Team of the Month for May was

the LSWN Little Axe Laboratory for securing “Zero” discrepancies on their CLIA Inspection by the State and Federal Government regulators! The Special Leadership

Award for May was presented to Mr. Richard Wolfe, Security Officer, with Little Axe! Our AST Health System strives to make your health its top priority, and you all

make a difference for our health system and the health and wellness of all of our patients!

Additional health related information:

• PlusCare Clinic/Little Axe area has the ability to treat non-life threatening

illnesses and injuries on a walk-in basis (no appointment needed). This service is

extended to enrolled AST tribal members and other IHS eligible Native Americans

who are the ages of 2 years and up. If you are a new (AI/AN) patient to our health

system and are in need of our PlusCare services, please bring with you, your CDIB

card, a second form of identification, social security card and health insurance card(s),

if available. The location is 15702 East State Highway 9, Norman, OK (former Little

Axe Clinic-near Thunderbird Casino/Norman). The phone number is (405) 4470477. Hours of operation are M-F 9 AM to 9 PM with last walk-in accepted at 8:30

PM, Saturday and Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM and holidays are 9 AM to 5 PM (excluding

Thanksgiving and Christmas) with last walk-in patient accepted at 4:30 PM.

• Shawnee Clinic Extended Hours/Shawnee area has the ability to treat non-life

threatening illnesses and injuries on a walk-in basis (no appointment needed). This

service is extended to enrolled AST tribal members, Native American Veteran’s,

IHS eligible Native Americans, Medicaid/SoonerCare pediatric patients, and BCBS

covered AST non-Native employees who are the ages of 2 years and up. If you are a

new patient to our health system and are in need of our extended hours services, please

bring with you, your CDIB card, a second form of identification, social security card

and health insurance card(s), if available. The location is 2029 South Gordon Cooper

Drive, Shawnee, OK. The phone number is (405)878-5850. Hours of operation are

M-F 5 PM to 9 PM with last walk-in accepted at 8:30 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM

with last walk-in accepted at 4:30 PM and closed Sundays and holidays.

• Emergency Dental Clinic is available every Monday from 8 AM to 11:30 AM at

the Little Axe Health Center. Patients will be evaluated on a first come, first serve

basis and type of emergency care needed. Patients who have suffered trauma or

present infection will be considered before other as well as established patients being

considered before new patients. For more information, please call (405) 447-0300.

• AST/Serviced Health System Native American Veterans: If you are currently

receiving services with the area VA Medical Center, please contact us today to set

up an appointment to have your services established with the AST Health System

at either the Shawnee Clinic (405) 878-5850 or Little Axe Health Center (405) 4470300.

• If you need CPR training, please contact the AST Health System’s Public Health

Office at (405) 447-0300 for scheduling and training opportunities.

• Contract Health Services (CHS) interactive phone menu helps patients access

the most appropriate service provider by calling (405) 701-7951 at the Little Axe

Health Center. This feature will speed up access to the patients seeking services and

follow-up to their care. We also have Contract Health representatives available at our

Shawnee location. Tribal members are able to call Ms. Flo Mann, LPN or Ms. Laurie

Webber, LPN at (405) 878-5850.

• Customer Service line is (405) 701-7623. Please direct all complaints or

compliments to this line for appropriate attention and/or response. Please be assured

that this is the best way to have each situation addressed, with consistent updates

from our Health Staff. After the investigations of all issues are complete, our Health

Director or a Clinic Administrator will personally contact you with updates, decisions,

or question pertaining to your case.

• The AST Anti-Bullying Prevention “HOTLINE” is (405) 701-7987 during work

hours 8-5, M-F, and for added confidentiality or after hours you may contact Mrs.

Dara Thorpe at either (405) 701-7992 or via cell (405) 481-0815 to start intervention

assistance for tribal youth. If it is an emergency or someone is at risk of harming

themselves or others, please contact 911.

• The Affordable Care Act Decision Tool continues to be a valuable tool with

helping you decide what you need to do for compliance with the act. Please see the

ACA tab at the ASTHA Health Program’s Website: http://www.asthealth.org/aca

(Please visit our site today to find out what you need to do to protect yourself and

your family)!

• Emergency After Hours Pharmacy: If you experience an emergent issue after

hours and receive a prescription that needs to be filled that same evening, AST

Health has provided access for Tribal members only at three (3) approved Wal-green

locations in Shawnee and Norman. You will need to submit your prescription and

it is mandatory to identify yourself with your AST CDIB card and other appropriate

ID. Then they shall fill your prescription. You will have a 5-day limited fill on your

prescription. Upon the first work/business day, you can have the remaining balance

of your prescription(s) transferred to your AST pharmacy in either Shawnee or Little

Axe, and they will fill your remaining balance. The three (3) AST Health approved

Walgreen service locations are: 1427 North Harrison Street or at 600 Shawnee Mall

Drive, Shawnee, Oklahoma or 615 West Main Street, Norman, Oklahoma.

The Little Axe Health Center Drive-Thru Pharmacy is also available for emergency

fills, for tribal members only, from: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM

to 5:00 PM Saturday & Sunday and holidays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM excluding

Thanksgiving and Christmas.

• Social Media: You can follow the AST Health System on Facebook and receive the

most current messages and announcements regarding your tribal health care.

Enrollment Department

-Membership Ordiance Community Meeting DatesPlease join us for some informational meetings on what

needs to be amended in the membership ordinance. These

meetings are to inform tribal members and allow them to

ask all the questions they would like about the rough draft

of the membership ordinance.

August 12th from 10 AM to 12 PM at Horseshoebend

September 9th from 10 AM to 12 PM at Little Axe Resource Center

If you have any questions about the meeting

please feel free to contact the Enrollment

Department.

Free Music Lessons

Guitar • Bass • Piano • Drums

Available to all Native Americans w/CDIB#

For details, call Absentee Shawnee Behavioral Health

405-878-4716

Realty Department

Reminder:

•

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.

Emergency Management

Pet Disaster Preparedness

Planning ahead is the key to keeping yourself

and your pets safe if disaster strikes. Follow

these tips to make an emergency plan for your

pets:

Microchip your pets

Microchip identification is one of the best ways

to ensure that you and your pet are reunited if

you are separated. Be sure to keep the microchip registration up-to-date, and include at least

one emergency number of a friend or relative

who resides out of your immediate area.

Keep a collar and tag on all cats and dogs

Keep several current phone numbers on your

animal’s identification tag. Identification on

indoor-only cats is especially important. If your

home is damaged during a disaster, they could

easily escape.

Plan a pet-friendly place to stay

Search in advance for out-of-area pet-friendly

hotels or boarding facilities, or make a housing

exchange agreement with an out-of-area friend

or relative. Never leave your pet behind if

you evacuate!

Use the buddy system

Exchange pet information, evacuation plans

and house keys with a few trusted neighbors or

nearby friends. If you’re caught outside evacuation lines when an evacuation order is issued,

your neighbors or friends can evacuate your

pets for you.

Prepare an emergency kit for each animal

Stock up on the items you may need during

a disaster now so you do not get caught

unprepared. Below are basic items you should

include in your pets› disaster kits. Store

your disaster kit supplies in an easy-to-grab

container.

One-week supply of food. Store it in a watertight container and rotate it every three months

to keep it fresh. If you use canned food, include

a spare can opener.

One-week supply of fresh water.

If officials declare your household water unfit

to drink, it’s also unsafe for your pets. Follow

American Red Cross guidelines for storing

emergency water for your family and your pets.

Medication. If your animal takes medication,

a replacement supply may not be easily available following a disaster.Copies of vaccination

records.

Photographs of you with your pets to prove

ownership

Photographs of your pets in case you need to

make «lost pet» fliers

Pet first aid kit

Temporary ID tags. If you›ve evacuated,

use this to record your temporary contact

information and/or the phone number of an

unaffected friend or relative. Carrier or leash

for each animal

may find toys, especially long-lasting chew

toys, comforting.

Know where to search for lost animals

When animals become lost during a disaster,

they often end up at a local shelter. Keep handy

the locations and phone numbers of the shelters

in your area.

Tornado Safety for your pets

Getting Ready:

Make sure your family’s shelter area is large

enough to hold your pets too

Include pets in your tornado drills

Make a kit that includes all items your pet

might need (food, water, meds, etc.)

Identify emergency veterinary facilities

outside of your immediate area

If a disaster has affected your community,

emergency veterinary facilities may be closed.

Pets may become injured or ill during the

disaster, so make sure you know how to access

other emergency facilities. You can also check

with your veterinarian to find out if they have

an emergency plan that includes setting up in

an alternate, emergency facility.

Make sure your pets can be identified and returned if you are separated

Plan for temporary confinement

Physical structures, like walls, fences and barns

may be destroyed during a disaster. Have a

plan for keeping your animal safely confined.

You may need a tie-out, crate or kennel.

Take their leashes and/or carriers to the shelter

when you go, you will need them

Often, when animals are evacuated to unfamiliar locations, their stress and fear can lead to

illness injury.

If you take your pets to a shelter, remember

you are responsible for their care, including

cleaning up messes.

Comfort your animals

Your animals will appreciate your calm presence and soft, comforting voice if they are

stressed following a disaster or while evacuated, and you may find it comforting to spend

time with them, too. Some animals, especially

cats, may be too scared to be comforted. Interact with them on their terms. Some animals

Taking Shelter:

Round up your pets with their food, water and

meds before a warning is issued and have them

ready to go to shelter

If you do not shelter at home, check in advance

if the shelter you’re going to use accepts pets –

some do not

Contact information:

Emergency Management Coordinator can be

reached at the Tribal Police Department 405275-3200, cell phone number 405-740-1562,

and at this email address: lday@astribe.com

Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Maintenance Department

2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive

Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801

(405) 275-4030

Grass Mowing Application

The following are the requirements for this program:

1. Must be an Absentee Shawnee Tribal Member

2. Must be 65

55 years or older

3. Handicap/Disabled

4. Must provide proof of residency

5. All trash, branches, debris must be cleaned out of yard

The Absentee Shawnee Tribe Maintenance Department will ONLY mow and weeds eat

applicant’s lawn. Maintenance will mow every two (2) weeks. Also, the maintenance workers

will not trim trees, shrubs, etc. NO RENTAL PROPERTY will be mowed.

If you have any questions, please contact Reta Harjo at (405) 275-4030 ext. 6249

NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY:

STATE:

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Finding directions to home:

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

BBQ Pork Sandwich

Pickels, Onions

Carrots

Pears

Salisbury Steak

Mashed Pot/ Gravy

Veggies

Apricots

Pork Chop

Scalloped Pot.

Beets

Bread/Pineapples

Hot Dog

Pork n Beans

Chips

Mixed Fruit

Taco Casserole

Ranch Beans

Tossed Salad*

Mixed Fruit

BBQ Chicken

Baked Beans

Pot. Salad

Bread/Peaches

Tuna Salad

LTOP

Chips

Apple

Chicken Fajitas

Bell peppers n onions

Tortilla

Baked Chicken

Veggies

Salad Bar*

Roll

Beef Stroganoff

Broccoli

Plums

Chicken Strips

Mashed Pot/Gravy

Green Beans

Fluff

Tator Tot

Casserole

Green Beans

Crisp

NOT GOING TO BE HOME!!!

CALL AND LET US KNOW AT 405-275-4030

EXT 6227 or 6270

OR NOTIFY YOUR DRIVER

Friday

Hominy n Pork

Zucc n Tom

Cake

Baked Potato

Onions, Chez

Broc n Chez

Pudding

Ham Wrap

LTOP

Chips

Mixed Fruit

Goulash

Squash

Bread

Applesauce

Beans w Ham

Cornbread

Onions

Steakfries/Jell-O

Cereal

Sausage Patty

Toast

Scrambled Eggs

Sausage Gravy

Biscuit

Boiled Egg

Sausage Patty

Toast

French Toast

Bacon

Fruit

Saturday

Oatmeal

Toast

Sausage Patty

LUNCH SERVED MONDAY-THURSDAY 11AM TO 1PM

BREAKFAST SERVED FRIDAYS

9AM TO 11AM

FULL TIME: DIRECTOR OF NURSING (DON)

If you love working with the elderly and would like to make a difference in their

lives, CompleteCare Home Health is the place for you. CompleteCare is looking

for a DON/RN Case Manager and a PRN LPN to work in the Little Axe area with

the Absentee Shawnee Tribe.

Qualified candidates must have an active Oklahoma license in Good standing and

reliable transportation. This position travels 100% of the time.

Candidates may fax resume to 405-928-2720 or Email a resume to

afontaine@icmhealth.com or stop by the Corporate Office located at 2401 Tee

Circle, Suite 207 Norman, OK.

For further information, contact Angelina Fontaine at 405-928-2727 ext. 2009

*NOW INTERVIEWING*

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DAYTON REGION’S

WALK OF FAME

WHITE TURKEY BAND OF ABSENTEE SHAWNEE PRESENTS

SUMMER

ANNOUNCES 2017 HONOREES

BINGO NIGHT

HORSESHOE BEND

FRIDAY JUNE 23RD

6:30PM-9:00PM

TECUMSEH (1768-1813)

Shawnee Chief Tecumseh was among the 7 honorees announced at the Walk the Walk event in the

Wright Dunbar Historic Business District on May 12th,

2017. He is the first Native American to be inducted

into Dayton Region’s Walk of Fame. The other Honorees are; Oscar and Marjorie Boonshoft, Brigadier

General Benjamin O Davis Sr. , Cathy Guisewire, The

Honorable David L. Hobson and Allison Brooks Janney.

Horseshoe Bend Community Building at

46309 GARRETTS LAKE ROAD

SHAWNEE, OK 74801

Additional Information

call (405) 204-9612

All Ages

Adults per card $1

Kids per card $0.50 Cake Walk $2

CHANCE TO WIN PRIZES!!!

The Honorees will be celebrated at a luncheon on

RAFFLE OF ICE CHEST

Thursday, September 28, 2017

FAMILY PACK OF FIREWORKS

SKATEBOARD (BATTERY OPERATED)

at the Sinclair Conference Centre.

Since 1996, over 160 outstanding individuals and

groups and their 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 between Broadway

and Shannon and along Williams Street.

Info by –Lisa Grigsby

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EARNS TOP

HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT CREDENTIAL

Norman, Oklahoma – Mark E. Rogers, FACHE, Executive Director of the Absentee Shawnee

Tribal Health System, recently became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare

Executives (ACHE), the nations’ leading professional society for healthcare leaders. “The

healthcare management field plays a vital role in providing high-quality care to the people in our

communities, which makes having a standard of excellence promoted by a professional

organization critically important,” says Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE, president and chief

executive officer of ACHE. “By becoming an ACHE Fellow and earning the distinction of board

certification from ACHE, healthcare leaders demonstrate a commitment to excellence in serving

their patients and the community.” Fellow status represents achievement of

the highest standard of professional development. In fact, only 9,100

healthcare executives hold this distinction.

To obtain Fellow status,

candidates must fulfill multiple requirements, including passing a

comprehensive examination, meeting academic and experiential criteria,

earning

continuing

education

credits

and

demonstrating

professional/community involvement.

Fellows are also committed to

ongoing professional development and undergo recertification every three

years. Mr. Rogers of the Absentee Shawnee Health System is privileged to

use the FACHE® credential, which signifies board certification in healthcare

management and ACHE Fellow status.

The American College of

Healthcare Executives is an international professional society of more than

40,000 healthcare executives who lead hospitals, healthcare systems and other healthcare

organizations. ACHE offers its prestigious FACHE® credential signifying board certification in

healthcare management. ACHE’s established network of more than 78 chapters provides access

to networking, education and career development at the local level. In addition, ACHE is known

for its magazine, Healthcare Executive, and its career development and public policy programs.

Through such efforts, ACHE works toward its goal of being the premier professional society for

healthcare executives dedicated to improving healthcare delivery. The Foundation of the

American College of Healthcare Executives was established to further advance healthcare

management excellence through education and research. The Foundation of ACHE is known for

its educational programs-including the annual Congress on Healthcare Leadership, which draws

more than 4,000 participants-including groundbreaking research. Its publishing division, Health

Administration Press, is one of the largest publishers of books and journals on health services

management including textbooks for college and university courses.

Absentee Shawnee Tribe

Social Service Department

ADULT WIA PROGRAM

NOW ACCEPTING

APPLICATIONS!!

Requirements include:



Must be a member of a federally recognized tribe.



Must be 18 years of age.



Must live within the Absentee Shawnee Tribe service area.



Can not be currently employed



Must meet income guidelines

Several positions are available!

Applications can be found online at www.astribe.com or at the AST Social Service Department

For further questions please contact Linda Gouge 405-275-4030 ext. 6255

Programs that attended: Police, Media, Health, Education, Gaming

Commission, Building Blocks III, Title VI, Absentee Shawnee Housing

Authority. Programs that did not attend: Human Resource (HR), OEH,

Indian Child Welfare, Domestic Violence, Social Service, Finance,

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White Turkey Band

Absentee Shawnee Tribe

would like to congratulate all

graduating students for 2017. The

White turkey Band meets first

Saturday of the month.

We as a group have several

fundraisers throughout the year We

have been able to sponsor pizza

parties for the after school program

at Horse Shoe Bend this school

year. During the holidays,

we try to help a family within the

community. We honored

graduating students who attended

the after school program.

We would like to thank those who

came to our Bingo and support us

so we can help students and the

community.

June Birthdays!

2017

Aguirre Perez Jr., Jose Ricardo

Anderson, Micah RaShawn

Arms, Eva Nikkole

Armstrong, Bobby Joe

Atabaigi, Victor Arman

Atchico, Kevin Todd

Atwood, Dalana Ann

Bates, Darwin Lee

Bates, Edwin Gale

Bates, Horace Ray

Bates, Leah Daphne Ann

Batson-Walker, Keziah Corin

Beach, Madison Sue

Bear, Wally Eugene

Bell, Patsy Marie Rolette

Bell, Sarah Elisabeth

Bigpond, Michael Ray

Bittle, Gavin Jacob

Blackburn, Brittney Renee

Blackburn, Nicole Ann

Blanchard, Catrina Jay

Blanchard, Frances May

Blanchard, Joshua Darand

Blanchard, Mark Leeroy

Blanchard, Ryan Lee

Blanchard, Trinity Morgan

Bluewater, Marty

Boston Jr., Carl Kent

Bowman, Lourie Ann

Bradley, Megan Nicholle

Breeding, Landry Parker

Brewer, Zelda Sue

Brokeshoulder, Gerald C.

Brown, David Anthony

Brown, Jearldean Louise

Brown, Shedrick Tremain

Bryant, Christopher Michael

Bui, Robert Dao

Bullard, Carolyn Sue

Burgess, Anthony Wayne

Burris, Joyce Ann

Byers, Samuel Ezra

Carpenter, Kortlynn Marie

Chapline, Annabelle Rene’

Charley Jr., Eugene R

Charley, Shawna Tracy

Chasteen, Patricia Marie Haskins

Ciulla, Casimer James

Clark, Christian Eugene

Clark, Mary Esther

Clem, Sherry Michelle

Cobell, Miranda Pauline

Cochrane, Arthur Kent

Coddington, Kevin Dwayne

Coddington, Michael William

Coddington, Nicole Chenoa

Coffee, Bradlee Roy

Corpus, Alyce Karen

Cox, Elizabeth Diane

Creek, Allison Jaine

Creek, Shelia Maria

Crossley, Caroline Dianne

Cruz-Larney, Leonardo

Cruz, Owen Patrick

Dankenbring, Christina Renee

Davis, Gary Brent

Davis, Jeremy Ray

Deer, Brayden Nathaniel

Deer, Channa Racyne

Deere, Dakota Gordon Lee

Delodge Jr., Dwight Lee

Dennison, Lindsey Nicole

Dibler, Jimmy Floyd

Dietrich, Skylar Star

Dodds, Audrey Scroggins

Douglass, Catalyna Jade

Dunford, Dustin Everett

Durmon, Raven Reese

Eason, Gemini E`lane

Edgmon, Andrew Shawn

Edwards, Christopher John

Ekk, Joyce Lynn Gant

Ellis Jr., Paul Samuel

Ellis, Craig Joseph

Ellis, Steven Duane

Felton, Beverly Ann

Finley, Charles Christopher

Fixico, Kyeanna Rochelle

Flippen, Gale Sue

Foreman, Jamie Marie

Foreman, Lisa Ann

Frazier, Lisa Deanne

Fritsch, Cheryl D. Sloat

Gant, Phillip Monroe

Garcia, Jennifer Gail

Garfield, Doreecesha La Shawn

Gibson, Bryan Scott

Gibson, Kyle Wayne

Gibson, Whitlee Danell Nacole

Gonzalez, Kacey Lynn

Grant, Willow Ann-Tremel

Grass, Carmynn Layne

Grass, Gregory Ryan

Grass, Skylur Dain

Groves, Caley Nicole

Groves, Megan June

Guthrie, William Thomas

Hanson, Daylen Joseph

Harjo II, Zackery Colin Dell

Harjo, Samantha MacHel

Harjo, Viola Lucille

Harjoe, Theodore Mose

Harris, Rebecca Rose Lillie

Haumpy, Tyuana Senoria

Herrera, Arlene June

Herrera, Jose Alfredo

Hibdon, Kylee Brooke

Hicks, Lenny Wayne

Hill, Ryan Warren

Hood, Flora Jean

Hood, Leah

Horsechief, Rebecca Delia

Houchin, Cynthia Diane

Hyde, Ashley Wendell

Ibarra Jr., Luis Ricardo

Irvin, Darlene Gosney

Jackson, Tenain A-Tye

Jackson, Tyson Joel Sweeney

Jacobs-Creek, Mistie Leann

Johnson, Bryan Austin

Johnson, Dane Echogee

Johnson, Hilo Tsotigh

Johnson, John Raymond

Johnson, Joseph Tarron

Johnson, Katie Jean

Johnson, Megan Lucille

Johnson, Nahtanha Kai

Johnson, Tillman Aaron

Johnson, Travis Eric

Kastl, James Edward

Kauley, Hollis Lucille

Kelough, LaChrista Kay

Ketakea, Ashley Paige

Kilmer Jr, Gregory Keith

Kilmer, Brandon Keith

Kilmer, Michael Houston

Kinley, Taylor Jordan

Kmatz, Zachary Robert

Koontz, Susan Kay

Kowitz, Shelly Anne

Kupczynski, Mary Lee

Lalehparvaran, Persia Jade

Larney, Harriet Lee

Larney, Takota Sun

Latzke, Kimberly Nicole

Leitka, MacKlyn Chappell

Lewis, Mariah Nicole

Lewis, Mark Stephen

Lewis, Skylar Dean Cooksey

Lime, Andrew Barry

Little Axe, Arianna Danielle

Little Axe, Claude Tyner

Little Axe, Lisa Annette

Little Charley, Virgil Ray

Little Creek, Calvin Dale

Little, Anthony Ray

Littlebear Sr., Michael

Littlebear, Marquitta Annette

Littlecreek, Arnold Kent

Littlecreek, Christopher Dwight

Littlecreek, Drew Michelle

Littlecreek, Talani Rose

Lockhart, Mandy Anna Lynn

Longhorn, Darrell Eugene

Longman, Andrea Kay

Low, Sadie L. Spybuck

Lowe, Braylon James

Lowe, Megan Louise

MacK, Justin Wayne

Mack, Kevin Lee

Mahardy, Bradley Gene

Mann, Flora Mae

Mann, Jesse Dale

Martinac, Susan Renee

Masquas, Izaiah Zazueta

Mayfield, Hayden Winona

McCollom, Brandy Jo

McGowan, Charles Lee

McGuire, Kelsey Nicole

McKeel, Melissa Jean

McMahan, Camdyn Rae

McMillen, Mitchell Thomas

McReynolds, Justin Joel

Melton, Kalen Mykel

Mendoza, Elizabeth Ranae

Michaelson, Carol Sue Morton

Michaelson, James Ross

Mickleburgh, Dorothy Jean

Minesinger, Sara Danielle

Mitchell, Trevor Micah David

Mohawk, Galen Leroy

Mohawk, William Douglas

Molina, Manuela

Montgomery, Richard Henry Aaron

Moore, Jordan LaShell

Morgan, Alissa Ann

Morton, Madison Skye

Morton, Misty Lynn

Morton, Rachel Raynell

Mullins, Mirissa Bethany

Murdock, Wisper Dawn

Murry Jr., Steven Ray

Neconie, Dasia Lynnelle

Nelson, Taylor Paige

Newton, Christy Lynn

Nice, Isac James

Nicholson, Peggy Mayrie Welch

O’Toole, Ryan Gregory

Olguin, Cynthia Ruth

Onzahwah, David Levi

Ortega, Eileen Marie

Owens, Jaelyn Nevaeh

Patton, Kimberly Marie

Payne, Riley Erin

Pearce, Eileen

Pearson, Etta Axe Washington

Perez, Brenda Irene

Petty, John Eric Matthew

Pine, Rita Ann

Pitchford, Lyria MaKaila DeAnn

Plunkett, Tobie John

Preciado, Christina Gracella

Presley, Bailey Paige

Proctor, Sonia Danielle

Puckitt, Alyssa Marie

Quarterman, Abel Matthew Tiger

Raisbeck Jr., Christopher Gene

Raisbeck, Christopher Gene

Ramirez #380838, Virginia

Ramirez, Tiffany Ann

Reading, Gregory Tyler

Respicio, Nicholas Lee

Rides At The Door, Maleah Jane

Riedel, Linda Mae Robinson

Robbins, Ariel Nicole

Robertson, Jimmy

Robertson, Marion James

Rolette, Tyler Austin

Ryan, Moria Colleen

Ryder, Holland Thomas

Sanchez, Eder Pavel

Sanchez, Josefa Yolanda

Schmidt, Michelle Denise

Scott, Colton James

Seber, James Eddie

Serena, Nicole Inez Raelynne

Shawnee, Brooklyn Pearl

Shawnee, Lindsay Gael

Shelton, Jamie Cheryl

Shields, Darren

Shrestha, Abhi Chase

Simpson, Lisa Rudine

Simpson, Raechel Rayann

Sipple, Patrick Michael

Skinner, Charitas Susanne

Slayton, Brandie Rae

Slayton, Sharon Virginia

Sloat-O’Toole, Lezlie Marie

Sloat, Jerry Ray

Sloat, Shirley Ann

Sloat, Troy Lynn

Smith, Brian Keith

Smith, Chandria Jean

Smith, Christina Sue

Smith, Scott Alan

Smith, Shad Michael

Snake Floyd, Janet Lynne

Soap-Al Jaser, Margaret Angela

Spoon, Ashley Nicole

Spoon, David Clayton

Spriggs, Donald Ray

Spybuck, Jason Evan

Squire, Donald Ray

Squire, Joseph Lynn

Squire, Leroy Ricky

Stacey, Rosalyn

Steinruck Jr., Harold Eugene

Stephens, Rebecca Pauline

Steves, Gary Wayne

Stewart, Lonita Virginia Williams

Street, Louise Axe Washington

Stricklin, Eugene Stanley

Switch, Isaiah Jacob

Taff, Nancy Ann

Tapia, Gianna Jade

Tascier, Susan Wilkerson

Taylor Martin, Reba Gayle

Tello-Faz, Maribella Elizabeth

Temple, Ginger Lee

Thorpe, Tyrone Guthrie

Tiger-Onzahwah, Preston Zachary

Tiger, Emma Kay

Tiger, Gerald

Tiger, Kwinten Danyl

Tiger, Marisela Rose

Tiger, Nancy Rae

Tiger, Riley Eugene

Tillery, Lacey Rochelle

Tilley, Nolan Grant

Tolbert, Janis Lavonne

Turney, Stephen

Uchida, Bryson Harvey

Wahpepah, Brady Maverik

Wahpepah, Pauline White

Walley, Lowana Gale

Warrior, Andrew Keith

Warrior, Luana Christie

Warrior, Lydia Rose

Washington Sr., Algene

Washington, Karen Rose

Washington, Matthew George

Washington, Tatum Stoney

Watkins, Fawn Lil`grass

Watkins, Freddie Lee

Watkins, Jalyne Alexis

Watson Jr., Gregory Doyle

Watson, Darrell Dean

Webb, Carter Ellis

Webb, Raven James

Wenholm, Lacey Alexandra

West, Emma Madeline

White, Xander Ralph

Whitethunder, Daelan Takye

Whitney-Coon, Davin Zane

Whitten, David J. J. Thomas

Wietelman, Ebaney Bionca Lynn

Williams, Braylie Audra

Williams, Ethan Beau

Williams, James Robert

Williams, Kaenon Cole

Williams, Kyree SaVaughn

Wilson, Adilynn Magnolia

Wilson, Hannah Mae

Wilson, Kaden Joseph

Wilson, Marvin Edward

Wilson, Michele Renee

Wilson, Shi Ann Delrae

Wilson, Wesley Sheldon

Winegar, Juanita Jean

Winrow Jr., Rodrick Donnell

Winter-Engrav, Katherine Dorene

Witt, Jacob Matthew

Wolfe, Richard Ray

Wright, Shane Allen

Yeahpau, Eden Dione

GRANNY

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Hope your Birthday is as

special as you are!

Love,

Joplin, Jiliyan & Justin

Granny,

Happy WOOFday!

Love,

Your Grandpups Chloe and Harvey

Mom,

Happy 74th

Birthday!

We love you

very much!

Love,

Sherrie & Barbara

Absentee Shawnee Diabetes and Wellness Program

Beginning an easy walking program!

Walking is one of the most simple and least expensive options to

increase your physical activity level and improve your health. Walking is

a weight-bearing exercise that helps maintain bone density and is easy

on the joints. Walking at a brisk pace is considered moderate-intensity

physical

activity

andand

walking

at Program

this pace most days of the week for 30

Absentee

Shawnee

Diabetes

Wellness

minutes or more enables you to meet the criteria for physical activity

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for health benefits recommended by the American College of Sports

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(ACSM) and the American Heart Association (AHA).

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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

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of Faith Christian School. On February 13th ,2016

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and the 8th grade girls

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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

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.)

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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

Mini Bootcamp

12:00 p.m.-12:45 p.m.

Chrissy Wiens

LITTLE AXE HEALTH FACILITY

Couch to 5K

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

“Mini Bootcamp”- A full-body strength training program aimed

to improve your muscular fitness and endurance.

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.

“Couch to 5k”- A program to help develop your aerobic strength and

endurance over 12-weeks. The program goal is to help participants

complete a 5K distance by walking, jogging, or running.

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.)

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Did You Know.....

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.

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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.

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.

Absentee Shawnee Tribal Members without Vision Insurance:

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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.

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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

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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:

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3 times more likely to be referred to CPS

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1.6 times more likely to be removed from their

biological homes

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Twice as likely to remain in foster care for over

two years

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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

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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.

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

AST.Environmental.Programs@astribe.com

 Former Cattle Dip Pit Sites

 Barrels of Unknown Substances

 Old Service Stations

 Oil Storage Facilities

 Oil/Gas Well Sites

on current and upcoming projects

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 Old Dry Cleaning Businesses

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)

ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBAL MEMBERS

APPLYING FOR TRIBAL ENERGY ASSISTANCE (T.E.A)

(A ONE TIME YEARLY PAYMENT OF $150.00, PER RESIDENCE)

ELIGIBILITY

ENROLLED ABSENTEE SHAWNEE TRIBE

18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER

UTILITY BILL IN YOUR NAME AND/OR SPOUSE’S NAME (SPOUSE MUST RESIDE IN HOME)

TOTAL RESIDENCE INCOME (MUST NOT EXCEED A MONTHLY NET PAY OF $2,800.00)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION:

SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS (ALL MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE RESIDENCE)

CDIB CARDS (ALL MEMBERS RESIDING IN THE RESIDENCE)

CURRENT UTILITY BILL AND/OR DISCONNECT NOTICE

CURRENT 30 DAYS INCOME VERIFICATION (I.E. CHECK STUB, SOCIAL SECURITY,

UNEMPLOYMENT, TANF, ETC.)

UNEMPLOYED APPLICANTS MUST COMPLETE SELF-CERTIFICATION FORM PROVIDED BY CASE

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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

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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

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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.

VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX SCHEDULE

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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.

$70.00

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17 year and over

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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.

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.

LOCATED AT 107 NORTH KIMBERLY IN SHAWNEE,OK.

Do you have any questions? Please feel free to contact the AST Tax Commission office at (405)2754030, option 6. WEBSITE: WWW.ASHOUSINGAUTHORITY.COM

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.

*No tags will issue unless at least one (1) person on the title is an Absentee Shawnee Tribal member.

United Indian Nations of Oklahoma Kansas and Texas (UINOKT)

Quarterly Meeting April 21,2017

Citizen Potawatomi Nation Cultural Center

Shawnee, OK

Pawnee Nation President and UINOKT Treasurer-Bruce Pratt, Former Chief of Muscogee Creek Nation-UINOKT President- George Tiger, Congressman Tom Cole, 4th District, AST Governor-UINOKT-Vice President-Edwina Butler-Wolfe and UINOKT-Secretary-Margo Gray.

Secretary John Johnson, Treasurer Leah Bates, Congressman Tom Cole and AST Governor Edwina Butler-Wolfe

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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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

2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive

Shawnee, OK 74801

(405) 275-4030 • Fax: (405) 214-4225

Come and apply

Starting in May thru September

2016

The L.I.H.E.P Program will pay for

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PURCHASE AGREEMENT

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• LIEN RELEASE FORM (if previous owner had lien)

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

Annette Wilson, Social Services

*TRIBAL MEMBER MUST BE PRESENT FOR

ALL NEW REGISTRATIONS*

The following are current programs administered by the Absentee Shawnee Tribe

Education Department:

Note: You may be asked to provide supporting

documentation for verification purposes.

These are brief descriptions of current programs. Program guidelines are available in

hard copy at the Education Department office or for download at www.astribe.com.

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portion of funds can be used for school-related athletic program expenses.

Program has a maximum funding limit for the academic year.

Zahn Program: established from a trust fund, program can help with some

graduation expenses, and awards two (2) incentives: one for GED recipients

and one for High School graduates. Program has a maximum amount of funding

for graduation expenses.

Job Training Adult Education Program: funds for vocational training at

accredited vocational institutions. Program has a maximum funding limit for the

calendar year or per program.

Higher Education:

Education Incentive Award Program:

funds for

undergraduate degrees, one associate or bachelor degree, at any accredited college

or university. Funding levels are determined based upon grade point average and

full-time or part-time status.

Graduate Scholarship Program: funds for one master’s degree or one doctoral

degree, and can fund one graduate admissions test. This program has funding

levels based upon full-time and part-time status.

• VALID OKLAHOMA DRIVER’S LICENSE

• VALID OKLAHOMA INSURANCE

• CDIB/ENROLLMENT CARD

• PREVIOUS YEARS REGISTRATION

Big Jim Youth Award Program: annual incentive for High School

Seniors for Academic Achievement and Athlete of the Year. Deadline for

application submission is March 31st of each year.

*ANYONE MAY COME RENEW THE

VEHICLE AS LONG AS THEY HAVE

THE ABOVE LISTED DOCUMENTS

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All funding is based upon the availability of funds at the time of application.

Attention:

Applications for fall 2016 must be received or postmarked by June 15, 2016.

All applications and guidelines are available at www.astribe.com. Click on

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For more information, please call Tresha Spoon at (405) 275- 4030, Ext. 6242 or 1800-256-3341 or email to tresham@astribe.com.

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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

WE ARE ON THE INTERNET: www.bahkhoje.com

ONLINE PATIENT PORTAL

for our Little Axe Health Center and Shawnee Clinic

Need to schedule an appointment? Ask a question? View lab results?

Now, Little Axe Health Center and Shawnee Clinic patients can connect

with their health records and care providers via our real-time, secure patient portal. Go to www.asthealth.org/patient-portal to register.

For more help, call your clinic, and we’ll walk you through it.

Install the app

on iPhone or

Android for

real-time access

to your health

information

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Wilson ......................................... 6246

Mary

.....................................

REALTY

Andy Billy

Warrior

...............................6267

6309 Jennifer

Mary

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.....................................

6267

Crenshaw...............................

Twyla Blanchard

................................6228

6233 Cecil Wilson ......................................... 6246

Jennifer

Crenshaw...............................

6228

Lea

(BIA

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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...............................

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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

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......................................

6290

Secretary John

John R.

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..........6289

6289 Misty

Colleen

Butler

......................................

6247

Ellis

Misty Griffith

......................................6280

6290

Alvina

Barnes

6275

Phillip

Ellis ...........................................

...........................................

6280

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John................................

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6289 FPhillip

Alvina

Barnes

................................

6275

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Governor

Edwina

..6308

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PSSROCUREMENT

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Phillis

Wahahrickah-Tasi

...................

6338

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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

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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

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......................................... 6279 Kayla

..................................... 6281

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6255

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Leah Bates

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...................6239

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Cheri

Hardeman

..................................

6252

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..........................................

6265

Tara

..........................................

6410

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Cheri

Hardeman

..................................

6252

Alicia

........................................

6257

Donna

Longhorn

..........................

6240

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IsaacBates

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...........6253

TAX CEngler

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/ TAG

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Leah

...................

6239 David

Donna

Longhorn

..........................

6240

Elizabeth

Clark

6296

Cheri Deer............................................

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..................................6320

6252 Alicia Engler ........................................ 6257

Elizabeth

Clark ...................................

...................................

6296

Connor

Edwards

.................................

6237

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Andy

Warrior

...............................

6309

Alicia

Engler

........................................

6257

Donna

Longhorn

..........................

6240

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Rep Anthony

Anthony Johnson

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..................6287

6287 Twyla

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Lankford

...............................

6222

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................................

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

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Lea

Bettelyoun

.....................................

4030 Julie

Wilson

.........................................

6376

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SERVICES

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Ronelle

Baker.........................................

.......................................

6375 TITLE VI

Julie

Wilson

6376

Wahahrickah-Tasi

................... 6338

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LeaJeff

Bettelyoun

.....................................6256

4030 Phillis

Jackie

Denny

........................................

6377

Annie

Wilson

(Director

).........................

Thomasine

Owings

(DIR)

6227

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Wilson

.........................................

6376

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Jackie Denny

........................................

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(Doss)

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(DIR)........

........6225

6227

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Burnett

................................... 6385

........................................................6306 Sandra

Linda

Gouge

........................................

6255

Johnnie

Mae

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.....................

6272

Jackie

Denny

........................................

6377

Thomasine

(Doss)

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(DIR)

........

6227

Johnnie

Mae

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.....................

6272

Ray

Campbell

.......................................

6313

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ESOURCE

ENTER

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Donna

Butler

........................................

6270

Johnnie

Mae

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.....................

6272

Donna

Butler

........................................

6270

RayTreasurer

CampbellLeah

.......................................

6313

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TAX COMMISSION / TAG

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AXE RESOURCE

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585-8310

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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

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Kathy Brock (Court Clerk).................6241 Elizabeth Clark ................................... 6296 Ted

Watson

..........................................

6270

Robert

Schoolfield

...............................

6270

Ted

Watson

..........................................

6270

Connor Edwards ................................. 6237

Duke Blanchard

585-3669

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Anthony

Johnson

Courtney

Hodges

.................................

6260

Kathy

(Court

Clerk)..................

.................6287

6241 Rachael

Courtney

Hodges

.................................

6260

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...............................

6222 Ted Watson .......................................... 6270

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Shelby

........................................ 6258

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Trent

Norton

.................................

6335

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Courtney Hodges .................................6260 Casey

Adams

....................................... 6337

Kevin

Kaseca

6316

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........................................

6316 Bldg.

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...............................6294

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............................................

KevinHarjo

Kaseca

........................................6249

6316 TERO

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............................................

6249

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Merry

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Shop) ..................

..................6310

6310 ICW

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111Break

................................

6305

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Rm.

...............................

6294

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................................

6305

Stephen

Fife

..........................................

6234

Reta Harjo

6249 Jeff Gibson ........................................... 6284

Stephen

Fife............................................

..........................................

6234

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Devon

Frazier(Library).......................

Merry

Rodriguez Gift Shop) ..................6243

6310 Ronelle

Devon

Frazier(Library).......................

6243

Baker

....................................... 6375

Gov.

22 Conf.

Rm.

Bldg.Bldg.

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Rm ................................

6305

Gov.

Bldg.

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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

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VI Conf.

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Rm.

.......................

6330

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Rm.

..........................

6311

Mann,

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SherriDenny

Yetter,

Isaac Bettelyoun, John6377

Mann,

Cecil

Walker

Erin

Thompson

....................................

Ashley

Brokeshoulder

.........................6340

6312 Jackie

........................................

Thompson

....................................

6340

Finance

Conference

......................

6236

Thomasine

(Doss)

Owings

(DIR)........ 6227

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Conf. Rm.

..........................

6311

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Conference

......................

6236

AErin

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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

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Conference

......................

6236

Ray Campbell.......................................6313 LNanaeto,

Levi

Littlecreek

....................

6331

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Tom

White,

Donnie

Marshall,

Lance

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Suhaila

Newport

Kyra Underwood

.................................6245

6238 Nanaeto, Levi Littlecreek .................... 6331 Donna

Suhaila

Newport ..................................

..................................

6245

........................................

6270

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585-8310

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Nanaeto,

Levi Littlecreek ....................

6331 All

ENTITIES

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Leal

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Suhaila

Newport

..................................6323

6245 Robert

Leal

Bender

..........................................

6323

MIS

Schoolfield

6270

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Duke

ASEDA

..........................................

878-6782

All

Nations

Bank

...........................

273-0202

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..........................................

878-6782

Kathy

Brock

(Court

Clerk)

.................

6241

Leal Bender ..........................................6323 HELP

DESK

........................................

3100

Ted

Watson

..........................................

6270

MIS

HELP DESK ........................................ 3100 Toll

VVIOLENCE

DDOMESTIC

OMESTICHodges

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/FAMILY

AMILY SSERVICES

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ASEDA

878-6782

Courtney

.................................

6260 M

Tom

Trimble

AINTENANCE

HELP

DESK........................................

........................................6327

3100 Toll Free ............................. 1-800-256-3341

Trimble

........................................

6327

Melissa

Lopez

.......................................

6333

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/FAMILY SERVICES

DOMESTIC

Melissa

Lopez

.......................................

6333 Tom

Brendle

Corner

.............................

447-3372

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Toll

Free

.............................

1-800-256-3341

Brendle

Corner

.............................

447-3372

Michael

Berry

......................................

6303

Kevin

Kaseca

........................................

6316

Tom Trimble

6327

Berry........................................

...................................... 6303

Lacey

Carey

6315

ULT. P

RES

. /.........................................

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Lopez

6333 Michael

Lacey

Carey

.........................................

6315

Building

Blocks

............................

878-0633

Bldg.

1 Conf.

Rm.

...............................

6294

Brendle

Corner

.............................

447-3372

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............................

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

..................

Taylor

Wills

..........................................

6293

(Elizabeth

Briana

Ponkilla)360-2710

Gov.

Bldg.Blocks

2Crawford,

Conf.

Rm.

.......................

6330

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Blocks

..................

360-2710

Donna

Cody..........................................

Yetter,

Isaac Bettelyoun, John 6402

Rico Coon

.............................................

6328 Building

Donna

Cody..........................................

6402

Advocate

........................................

6224

Ashley

Brokeshoulder

.........................6312

(Billie

Thompson)

Taylor

Wills ..........................................

6293 Sherri

Advocate

........................................

6224

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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

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........................................

6224 OEH

(Billie

(Sexual

Assault Adv)

Adv)

...................................6340

6298

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..........................................

273-1050

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6236

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White, Donnie Marshall, Lance

...............................................................

6277

Kyra

.................................6238

Human

.........................

(SexualUnderwood

Assault Adv)...................................

6298 Tom

HousingResources

..........................................

273-1050

...............................................................

6277

Ken

.............................................

6223

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.........................275-1468

275-1468

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Ken

JonesLevi

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6223 O

Nanaeto,

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NTITIES & TOLL

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...................

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6326

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Welfare

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878-4702

Ken Jones

.............................................

6223 Indian

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Lloyd

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6229

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273-0202

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Bender ..........................................6323

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6326 MIS

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Blanchard

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Lloyd

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6229

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Blanchard

................................

6299

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598-1279

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6398

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598-1279

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3100

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Blanchard

................................

6299

Tresha

Spoon

.......................................

6242

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/FAMILY SERVICES

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EOMESTIC

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Spoon

.......................................

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1-800-256-3341

(Sherman

Tiger,

Derek

(Sherman

Tiger,

Derek Hilderbrand)

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598-1279

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Diven

......................................

6230

Tom

Trimble

........................................

6327

Evelyn

Pablito

......................................

6398

Rebecca

Diven

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6230

Linda

6255

Melissa

Lopez

.......................................

TreshaGouge

Spoon.........................................

.......................................6333

6242

Linda

Gouge

.........................................

6255

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.............................

OEH/OEP

......................................

214-4235

(ShermanCorner

Tiger,

Derek

Hilderbrand) 447-3372

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......................................

214-4235

Michael

Berry

......................................

6303

Rebecca

Diven

......................................

6230

Lacey

Carey

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6315

Linda Gouge .........................................6255 PPOLICE

DDEPT

...............

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................

275-3200

275-3432

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......................................

214-4235

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...............275-3200

275-3200 // 275-3432

275-3432

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Police

Dept.

................

275-3200 // 878-0633

275-3432

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Gibson

6329 Police

Lindsay

Hernandez

..............................6226 Josh

(Elizabeth

Crawford,

Briana

Ponkilla

)/360-9270

Brad

Gaylord

(Chief)

.............................

6302

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Casino

NRM

..........

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EPT

...............

275-3200

275-3432

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................

275-3200

275-3432

Brad

Gaylord

(Chief)

.............................

6302

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..........

360-9270

Emily

Longman....................................

6271

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Emily

Longman....................................

6271 Rico Coon ............................................. 6328 Building Blocks II LA ..................360-2710

Taylor

WillsC..........................................

6293

Linda

Day

.............................................

Brad

Gaylord

(Chief).............................6261

6302

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273-2679

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..........

360-9270

Linda

Day

.............................................

6261

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273-2679

Emily

Longman....................................

6271

Cody.......................................... 6402 (Billie Thompson)

Advocate ........................................6224 Donna

EENROLLMENT

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Ric

Mantooth

.......................................

Linda

Day .............................................

6261 Tribal

(Little

Axe)

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Casino

273-2679

Ric

Mantooth

.......................................6278

6278

(Little............................

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..................364-0668

364-0668

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(Sexual

Assault

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...................................

6298

Carly

Dyer

............................................

6292

..........................................

273-1050

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...............................................................

Carly Dyer ............................................6292 OEH

Ric Mantooth .......................................6266

6278 Housing

(Little

Axe)

..................

364-0668

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Store

...............................................................

6266

LLITTLE

CCLINIC

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...............................................................

Kimberly

Creek

...................................

6288

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Carly Dyer

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6292 Ken

Jason

Brinker

.......................................

6259

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.............................................

Kimberly

Creek

...................................6277

6288

...............................................................

6266 Human

Jason

Brinker

.......................................6223

6259

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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

HORSE

ORSE SSHOE

HOE B

BEND

END

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Kitchen

Restaurant

.......

366-7220

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Dental

.................................................

307-9704

Steven

Crisp

.........................................

6278

Dakota

Blanchard

................................ 6299

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................................................. 307-9704

...............................................................

6232 Clinic

After hours

......................................................

447-0498

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Program

Steven

Crisp

.........................................

6278

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(After

School

Program

Director)

HDUCATION

ORSE

SHOE

BENDDirector)

Diabetes

...........................................................

360-0698

598-1279

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...........................................................

360-0698

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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.........................................................

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

CORRECTIONS?

E-MAIL

UPDATED

:: OOCTOBER

2016

LITTLE

AXE 6,

CORRECTIONS?

E-MAIL TO

TO PHONELIST@ASTRIBE.COM

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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2025

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DR.

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74801

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74801

SHAWNEE,

74801

SHAWNEE, OK 74801

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