# Volume 25, Number 01 (2017) > Briefs, arguments, decisions, and more. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/tribal%3Ahopi_arizona%3A043bf0767e634cde ## Record - **Collection:** Tribal code - **Document type:** Tribal code ## Text HOPI TUTUVENI PO BOX 123 KYKOTSMOVI, AZ 86039 1000-01600- HOPI TUTUVENI Volume 25, Number 01 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 Lori Piestewa Post #80 Royalty visit the Hopi Paamuya Tribal Council during last meeting of the year January The Moon of Positive Hopi Life This Month In Hopi History • January 01 Hopi leaders imprisoned at Alcatraz for 8 months. • A.D. - Hopi Ancestors build houses in dry caves in the Four Corners region. • A.D. 1260-1300 - Betatakin and Keet Seel occupied by Hopi Clans Community Calendar of Events L-R: Post #80 First Attendant Shawuana Polequaptewa, Vice Chairman Alfred Lomahquahu, Post #80 Princess Kerissa Ben, Second Attendant Jada Pooyouma, Adjutant Eugene Talas Louella Nahsonhoya Hopi Tutuveni 1/4/2017, 5:30-7:30pm, 2016-2017 Lori Piestewa Post Pajama Party, Veterans #80 Royalty made an introductory Ctr. Phone #928-734-3432 appearance before the Hopi Tribal Council on Dec. 30, 2016. The Royalty includes: Princess Ker- Tutuveni to remain Free newspaper and published on-line until further notice Due to organizational changes, the Hopi Tutuveni Editorial Board has delayed the implementation of a paid newspaper and removal of the on-line newspaper, until further notice. The Tutuveni will continue to be circulated to all local distribution sites as a FREE newspaper and will continue to be published on-line at the Hopi Tribe’s website until a time to be determined by the Board. The Tutuveni Board and Staff wish to thank you for your continued support of the Hopi Tutuveni and wish you happiness and prosperity for the New Year Hopi Tutuveni PO Box 123 Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 928-734-3282 www.hopi-nsn.gov The Tutuveni is published on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Submissions are due one week prior to publication issa Kiana Ben (Coyote Clan), Hotevilla Village; First Attendant Shawuana Louise Polequaptewa (Snow Clan), Shungopavy Village; and Second Attendant Jada Lyndsi Pooyouma (Bear Clan) from Shungopavy Village. The Royalty are cultural am- bassadors of the American Legion Lori Piestewa Post #80, Hopi Veterans, the Military and their families. The Ambassadors will represent Post #80 at various Veteran/ Military related events, activities on the Hopi Reservation, as well as state-wide/national functions. The royalty introduced themselves and shared their plans and goals of what they want to accomplish during their reign. Tribal Council members introduced themselves and gave strong words of advise and wisdom. Cont’d on P5 Hopi Tribe celebrates New Year Greetings Bears Ears National from Hopi Chairman Monument Proclamation and First Lady Honanie Office of the Chairman, The Hopi Tribe Kykotsmovi, Ariz. – Today Hopi Tribal Chairman Herman G. Honanie applauds President Obama’s designation of the Bears Ears National Monument (BENM) under the Antiquities Act of 1906. This is a landmark decision culminating a broad collaborative effort between conservation groups, federal and state governments and five tribal groups including Hopi, Zuni, Ute Indian Tribe, Ute Mountain Ute and The Navajo Nation. For the Hopi Tribe, the Bears Ears represents a “cultural landscape” that contains pristine wilderness areas; canyons, mesas, deserts, forests, springs, streams and rivers. These lands provide much needed refuge for the flora, fauna and birds found here. All of which are inextricably connected to the longevity of Hopi history and ancestors in this region. This history includes the earliest inhabitants, the Archaic and Ancestral Puebloan cultures. These Hopi ancestors, the “Hisat’sinom” (People of Long Ago), imbued this landscape with their presence in the hundreds of thousands of archaeological sites located within the new monument. These sites represent the “Footprints of Hopi Ancestors” and include ancient villages, migration routes, artifacts, petroglyphs and the physical remains of buried ancestors. All of which are remembered and maintained through oral tradition, pilgrimage, songs and prayer. From the beginning, the Hopi Tribe has supported this endeavor through formal tribal resolution and consultation, sharing of traditional knowledge and educating decision-makers about the Hopi connection to this culturally important area. The President’s designation is a direct response to the Hopi Tribe’s desire to have this landscape protected and preserved for future generations of all to enjoy and learn from. The Hopi Tribe is pleased to see that the President’s Proclamation calls for direct tribal involvement with the long-term management of the monument. “The concept that Tribes will finally be afforded actual, substantive decision making authority versus mere consultation is unprecedented, We hope the Federal Government looks to this innovative model in the future when considering monument designations as they relate to other First Nations.“ said Chairman Honanie. This co-management will ensure that Hopi concerns, traditional knowledge and use of the area is maintained and respected. The Hopi Tribe is dedicated to ensure that LOLMA! there will be a continuation I take this time to extend of the unprecedented colwarm wishes to everybody laborative efforts that lead on Hopi. As we go into the to this positive step in pub- New Year, let us take time lic lands conservation. to look back on the past The Hopi Tribe com- year and think about all mends President Obama the accomplishments we for setting a high standard have made, the challenges of public lands policy, one you have overcome, exthat places priority on the periencing the sad times, preservation of wilderness, but rejoicing in the end as as well as priority of the life resumes. The lessons values of groups who hold learned from the past will these lands with reverence. always set forth a stronger The Hopi Tribe moves for- path for each of us. Each of us have goals to ward with dedication and willingness to work with our tribal neighbors, conservation groups and federal and state agencies in the establishment of the Bears Ears National Monument. Through these continued efforts, the Hopi Tribe hopes to ensure that future Wishing Hopi a blessed generations of Hopi peo- New Year filled with conple have their own cultural tinued prosperity and good ground to stand upon; pro- health. Love and cherish your children as they are viding them the opportuour future and hold what nity to interact with their our elders have taught you ancestral past of the Bears within your hearts because Ears as we have done since each new day can be taught time immemorial. to the younger generation. achieve, so I urge all of you to embark into the future on a path that you will be strong and healthy. Prosper and be happy with yourself. Enjoy time with your family and friends. Embrace your grandchildren and be the best mentor to them. Enjoy life to the fullest. May your home always be warm. From my wife and family, we wish each of you a great new Year! Itam sosoyam Nahongvitotani!! Pai pas katsi ovi lolmani. Herman G. Honanie, Chairman, the Hopi Tribe Greetings from Vice Chairman Lomahquahu With the beginning of each new day, pray and be thankful for the life you have been given. Most importantly continue to take care of yourself, remember you are important. Kwah-Kwah, Vice Chairman Alfred Lomahquahu 2 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI Hopi Tribe receives $100,000 dividend payment check and $450,000 loan repayment check at Council meeting HOPI TUTUVENI STAFF Dir./Managing Editor Louella Nahsonhoya 928-734-3281 Lnahsonhoya@hopi.nsn.us Office Manager Vera Lomakema 928-734-3282 EDITORIAL BOARD Belma Navakuku Dr. Angela Gonzales Candace Hamana Curtis Honanie Hopi Three Canyon Ranch Assistant and DNR Director Clayton Honyumptewa present dividend check to Chairman Honanie Louella Nahsonhoya Hopi Tutuveni Dept. of Natural Resources Director Clayton Honyumptewa presented a dividend check in the amount of $100,000.00 on behalf of the Hopi Three Canyon Ranches to the Tribal Council on Dec. 29 at a regular Tribal Council Meeting. Honyumptewa said the Ranches had been under the umbrella of the Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corp. (HTEDC), however, were pulled out from under HTEDC and have been doing well with the Ranch business. This is the third dividend check they have presented to the Hopi Tribe. Prior to the check presen- Treasurer Robert Sumatzkuku receives loan repayment check from Upper Village of Moenkopi Governor Hubert Lewis tation, a Moment of Silence was observed in remembrance of long-time Ranch Staff employee Mary Smeal, who recently passed away. Upper Village of Moenkopi (UVM) Governor Hubert Lewis also presented a check to the Tribal Council in the amount of $450,000.00 for a loan repayment to the Hopi Tribe for UVM’s Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant. That same day, another check was delivered to the Treasurer’s office from the Moenkopi Development Coproration (MDC) in the amount of 1 million 50 dollars ($1,050,000.00). The combined loan payments received from UVM and MDC pays off the loan from the Hopi Tribe to UVM for the Water/Waste Water Treatment Plant. HOPI TRIBAL COUNCIL First Quarter Session - December 1, 2016 (Amendment #3) I. Call to Order II. Certification of Tribal Council Representatives IV. Invocation/Pledge of Allegiance V. Announcements VI. Correspondence VII. Calendar Planning VIII. Approval of Minutes September 1, 2, 3, 10, 21, 22, 23, 28, 2015 October 5, 6, 7, 8, 26, 27, 29, 2015 IX. Approval of Agenda X. Unfinished Business 1. Action Item 007-2016 – To adopt the Hopi Human Resources Policy Manual with an effective date of (Approval Date by Tribal Council) – Author/Lisa Pawwinnee, Director, Office of Human Resources – TABLED 2. Action Item 096-2016 – To approve amendment to Ordinance 37 – Hopi Labor Code – TERO Fee – Author/Brant Honahnie, Director, TERO - TABLED 3. Action Item 006-2017 – To appoint Ms. Olufunmike Owoso as Chief Prosecutor – Author/Dwayne Secakuku, Chief of Staff, Office of Vice Chairman – 12/29/16 @ 10:45 a.m. - TABLED XI. NEW BUSINESS 1. A.I. 005-2017 – To approve contract with Antol & Hance, P.C. as Conflict Counsel – Author/Craig Wallace, Acting Chief Judge, Hopi Tribal Court - 1/3/17 @ 1:30 p.m. 2. A.I. 008-2017 – To approve request to carry over any remaining funds in the 2016 LCR Support Budget into 2017 and the years following until exhausted – Author/Karen Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 1/4/17 @ 10:30 a.m. 3. A.I. 009-2017 – To accept the Ramah Settlement in the amount of $3,308,423.44 by the Hopi Tribal Council – Author/Robert Sumatzkuku, Treasurer, - 1/6/17 @ 10:30 a.m. XII. REPORTS - (1 hr. time allotted) *Required 1. Office of the Chairman * - 1/6/17 @ 9:30 a.m. 2. Office of the Vice Chairman * - 1/4/17 @ 9:30 a.m. 3. Office of Tribal Secretary * - 1/6/17 @ 10:30 a.m. 4. Office of the Treasurer * - 1/4/17 @ 1:30 p.m. 5. General Counsel * 6. Office of the Executive Director * 7. Land Commission * - 1/4/17 @ 2:30 p.m. 8. Water/Energy Committee * - 1/5/17 @10:30 a.m. 9. Transportation Committee * - 1/6/16 @ 2:30 p.m. 10. Law Enforcement Committee * - 12/8/16, 10:30am to be rescheduled 11. Office of Revenue Commission * 12. Investment Committee * 13. Health/Education Committee * 14. Budget Oversight Team 15. Report on Hopi Wellness Court – Judge Mehnert - 12/8/16 @ 9:30 a.m. - To be rescheduled XIII. APPOINTMENTS/INTERVIEWS 1. Audit Team 2. Fire Designee (2) 3. Election Board – Alternate 2 and 3 positions - Memo OTS 7/23/15 - 1/3/17 @ 3:30 p.m. 4. Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors (2 positions for Hopi/Tewa Tribal Members) 5. General Counsel 6. Sergeant-at-Arms Interviews- 12/6/16, 10:30-12:00 noon COMPLETE 7. Tribal Council Committee Appointments - 12/29/16 @ 9:45 a.m. – COMPLETE 8. Tribal Secretary – Interviews - 1/3/17 @ 4:25 p.m. XIV. OTHER 1. Discussion on BIA Law Enforcement Service’s Scope of Work – John Long, Special Agent in Charge, District III, BIA Office of Justice Services and Jamie Kootswatewa, Chief of Police, BIA Hopi Agency – 11/23/16 @ 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon. - To be rescheduled 2. Discussion re: Vice Chairman’s Email of October 25, 2016 alleging Chairman in serious neglect of duty – LeRoy Shingoitewa, Tribal Council Representative - 1/6/17 - @ 3:30 p.m. 3. Discussion – Research on impact of climate change and community adaptation with respect to long-term performance of disposal cell covers for uranium mill tailings located in Native American communities – Carrie N. Joseph – 1/3/17 @ 10:30 a.m. 4. Presentation of draft Information Technology Policies – Jerolyn Takala, Director, IT - 1/3/17 @ 2:30 p.m. 5. Discussion with All Villages/Community – Responsibility of the Office of Chairman and/or Hopi Tribal Council to fulfill the obligations as approved on the Village Budgets/Appropriations – Sandy Whitehair, CSA, Shungopavi Village and Villages/Community 1/4/17 @ 3:30 p.m. 6. Recognition of Hopi High School Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams for their accomplishments at the Arizona State Cross Country Finals and Coach Rick Baker – Hopi Tribal Council 1/5/17, 9:30am . 7. Presentation of 2019 BIA Budget – Wendell Honanie, Superintendent, Hopi Agency - 1/5/17 @ 1:30 p.m. XV. ADJOURNMENT COMPLETED ACTION ITEMS 1. A.I. 113-2016 - To approve Employee Benefits Committee ByLaws & Employee Benefits Trust Documents – Author/Lisa Pawwinnee, Director, Office of Human Resources - 12/5/16 @ 2:30 p.m. - APPROVED 2. A.I. 116-2016 – To approve amendments/additions to Constitution & By-laws of the Hopi Tribe – Author/Kristopher Holmes, Chairman, Hopi Election Board – 12/5/16 @ 3:30 p.m. - APPROVED 3. A.I. 129-2016 – To correct Resolution H-058-2015 and amend consulting agreement between the Hopi Tribe and Patricia Sekaquaptewa – Author/Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman – 12/1/16 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED 4. A.I. 130-2016 – To correct Resolution H-060-2015 and amend consulting agreement between the Hopi Tribe and Robert Clinton – Author/Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman – 12/1/16 @ 2:30 Pm APPROVED 5. A.I. #132-2016 – To approve Fiscal Year 2017 General Fund Budget – Author/Robert Sumatzkuku, Treasurer, The Hopi Tribe – 12/1/16 @ 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – APPROVED 6. Action Item 133-2016 – To approve Hopi Tribe Enrollment Applications – Author/Mary L. Polacca, Director, Enrollment Office 12/5/16 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED 7. A.I. 134-2016 – To approve Hopi Tribal Housing Authority’s Fiscal Year 2017 Indian Housing Plan – Author/Wes Corben, Executive Director, Hopi Tribal Housing Authority – 12/1/16 @ 10:30 a.m. – APPROVED 8. Action Item 135-2016 – Request for $100,000.00 to purchase Point of Entry system for the Hopi Cultural Center to remain in compliance with U.S. EPA Administrative Order – Author/Lionel Puhuyesva, Director, Water Resources Program - 12/28/16 @ 10:30 a.m. – APPROVED 9. Action Item 001-2017 – To issue allocation of available Animal Units within the HPL Range Units – Author/Priscilla Pavatea, Director, Office of Range Management - 12/28/16, 1:30pm APPROVED 10. Action Item 002-2017 – To approve supplemental funding for Moye White to continue to provide legal servicesconcerning Peabody Western Coal Company’s bankruptcy case – Author/Karen Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 12/28/16 @ 2:30 p.m. - APPROVED 11. Action Item 003-2017 – To create a Revolving Account for Hopi Senom Transit – Author/Donovan Gomez, Transit Administrator 12/28/16 @ 3:30 p.m. – APPROVED 12. Action Item 004-2017 - To accept FTA Formula Grant for Rural Areas, Public Transportation on Indian Reservations for FY 2016 – Author/Donovan Gomez - 12/28/16 @ 4:15 p.m. – APPROVED 13. Action Item 007-2017 – To retain Norberto J. Cisneros, Esq. of Maddox, Isaacson & Cisneros, L.L.P. as attorney of record for the Hopi Tribe in lawsuits related to the Tribe’s investments – Author/ Karen Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 12/30/16 @ 3:30 p.m. – APPROVED COMPLETED REPORTS 1. Report on Investments Account held with Rockefeller & Co. – Matt Gelfand - 12/5/16 @10:30 a.m. – COMPLETE 2. Update report on LCR Adjudication (Executive Session) – Karen Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 12/5/16 – COMPLETE 3. Update Report on the Lomayesva Case (Executive Session)– Karen Pennington – 12/30/16 @ 10:00 a.m. - COMPLETE OTHERCOMPLETE 1. Introduction of SixKiller Lobbyist and discussion re: priorities of the Hopi Tribe – Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Vice Chairman - 12/6/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE 2. Hopi Three Canyon Ranches Dividend Check Presentation – Clayton Honyumptewa, Manager, Department of Natural Resources - 12/29/16 @ 9:15 a.m. – COMPLETE 3. Check Presentation – Wastewater Treatment Plant final loan payment – Hubert Lewis, Governor, Upper Village of Moenkopi 12/29/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE 4. Introduction of Lori Piestewa Post #80 Reigning Royalty Princess and Attendants – Eugene Talas, Adjutant, Lori Piestewa Post #80 12/30/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE 5. Review of the FY 2013 Audit Report – Moss Adams – 12/30/16 @ 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. – COMPLETE 6. Report on Hopi Education Endowment Fund – LuAnn Leonard, Director, HEEF - 12/7/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – 12/30/16 – COMPLETE 7. Discussion – Upcoming ending of attorney contracts (Executive Session) – Alfred Lomahquahu, Jr. Vice Chairman - 12/30/16 @ 3:00 p.m. - COMPLETE Hopi Tutuveni the Hopi Tribe P.O. Box 123 Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Ph: (928) 734-3282 CIRCULATION The Hopi Tutuveni is published twice a month, with a circulation of 2,700 copies throughout the entire Hopi Reservation. The paper is delivered on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month to the following locations: Moenkopi Travel Center, Moenkopi Legacy Inn, Hotevilla Store, Kykotsmovi Village Store, Tribal Government Complex, Hopi Cultural Center, Hopi Health Care Center, Polacca Circle M, Keams Canyon Store. LETTERS TO EDITOR and GUEST SUBMITTALS The Tutuveni welcomes letters from readers. A full name, complete address and phone number is required to verify authenticity of the author. Anonymous letters will not be printed. The Tutuveni reserves the right to edit for clarity and may decline to print Letters that are potentially libelous and slanderous. Letters should be limited to 500 words and may be may be sent to: Louella Nahsonhoya Director/Managing Editor P.O. Box 123 Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 SUBSCRIPTION RATE $35 for 6-months/USA $50 for 12-months/USA ADVERTISING Call 928-734-3281 TRIBAL COUNCIL Herman G. Honanie CHAIRMAN Alfred Lomahquahu Jr VICE CHAIRMAN Anita Bahnimptewa Interim Tribal Secretary Robert Sumatzkuku Tribal Treasurer Alfonso Sakeva Sergeant-At-Arms Village of Upper Moenkopi Michael Elmer Bruce Fredericks Wayne Kuwanhyoima LeRoy Shingoitewa Village of Bakabi Ruth Kewanimptewa Lamar Keevama Clifford Quotsaquahu Village of Kykotsmovi Jack Harding, Jr. Antone Honanie David Talayumptewa Nada Talayumptewa Village of Sipaulovi Anita Bahnimptewa Rosa Honani Norene Kootswatewa First Mesa Consolidated Vlgs Albert T. Sinquah Dale Sinquah Celestino Youvella Wallace Youvella Sr. Village of Mishongnovi Vacant HOPI TUTUVENI | TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 3 FROM THE EDITOR: FY17 General Fund Expenditure Authorization & Appropriations Language Several requests have been received to publicize the FY2017 General Fund Expenditure Authorization & Appropriations Language, as approved by the Hopi Tribal Council. Some community members are concerned about what they consider “severe restrictions” placed on the four Villages of Hotevilla, Shungopavi, Mishongnovi and Sichomovi. At the time Tribal Council approved the FY17 Authorization and Appropriations Language, they made a motion that the Villages of Hotevilla, Shungopovi, Tribal Fiscal Management Responsibility: As the governing body of the Hopi Tribe, the Hopi Tribal Council holds constitutional authority to manage the economic affairs of the Tribe through raising and dispersing Tribal funds for the welfare of the Tribe. (See constitution and By-Laws of the Hopi Tribe, ARTICLE VI, SECTION 1 (e) and (f)). General Fund Budget Development Process: The Budget Oversight Team (BOT) is identified in Section IV of the Hopi Tribe’s Fiscal Management Policies and consists of the following: Vice Chairman (BOT Chairman), Tribal Treasurer, Tribal Secretary, Executive Director, Finance Director, Community Services Administrator, Regulated Entities representative, Hopi Tribal Court representative, Chairman’s office representative and alternate members of the team. The task of leading this effort was delegated to the Vice Chairman. This work is supported through a tribal resolution that calls for those listed program/department/personnel representatives to participate in meetings, work sessions and presentations all with the goal of developing a final budget. Hopi Tribal Council directed BOT to complete a proposed FY 2017 budget with a 12% reduction from the FY 2016 approved budget. This was based on the FY 2017 projected decline in tribal revenues. Based on this directive, BOT proceeded and designed a process to meet the directed 12% budget reduction. The BOT recommends to the Hopi Tribal Council the creation of an Office of Management & Budget specially designed to oversee the budgeting process, commencing with FY 2018. The General Fund Budget Appropriations request for Fiscal Year 2017 is $18,445,429.00. This figure is based on the following: 1. FY 2017 revenue projection: $14,649,669.00, with additional $3,795,790.00 from Proceeds of Labor account. 2. Review of expenditure reports (to date) for Fiscal Year 2016 3. Review of individual Department/Program/Entity budget proposal packets containing: a. Program Overview b. Goals & Measurable Objectives c. Budget Justifications d. Salary Sheets e. Consolidated Budget Summaries Expenditure Authorization & Appropriation Language and Fiscal Management Policies of the Hopi Tribe: The FY 2017 Expenditure Authorization and Appropriations Language set the guidelines to promote prudent use of the financial resources of the Hopi Tribe. The Hopi Tribal Council hereby mandates all Tribal and Village/Community Boards and personnel to practice fiscal responsibility and accountability in adherence to the approved Fiscal Management Policies and the FY 2017 Expenditure Authorization and Appropriations Language. Implementation of FY 2017 General Fund Budget: The approved FY 2017 General Fund Budget shall be implemented on January 1, 2017 Once approved, the Director of Finance shall issue Charts of Accounts to the respective programs/ Villages/Community within 15 business days. Budget Modification Procedures: Budget Modifications shall undergo a review and approval process in accordance with the approved Fiscal Management Polices. 1. Budget Modifications shall be allowed only with detailed justification. Managers/Directors shall be responsible and held accountable for keeping Modifications to a minimum. 2. No new supplemental funding requests will be considered in FY 2017. 3. Salary and Fringe Benefit line items shall not be used to increase other line items. Contingency Fund: For FY 2017 it is essential that a Contingency Account Line item be funded in the budget, subject to the following expenditure controls: Expenditures will be restricted to; IRS penalties, bank charges, audit findings, late charges, fines and other necessary costs that are not budgeted within the program budgets, including Contracts and Grants. All General Fund salary savings at the end of each quarter will be transferred to the Contingency fund for use. Salaries for Contracts and Grants, Villages/Communities will be exempt. Hopi Tribal Annual Audit: It is the fiduciary responsibility of the Tribal Treasurer to ensure that audits are completed by the deadlines as mandated by the 2 CFR part 200, subpart F. All financial transactions based on the budget appropriations are subject to an annual audit in accordance with the Fiscal Management Policies of the Hopi Tribe. All audit findings and recommendations are the responsibility of the respective Department Directors to ensure resolution through the required corrective action plans. Finance shall be responsible for the follow up of the findings and completion of the corrective action plans. Special Allocations for annual audit may be carried forward if needed or until depleted. Payroll: The Hopi Tribal Council Fiscal Year for payroll begins mid-month December of the preceding Fiscal Year and ends mid-month December prior to the end of the Fiscal Year. Therefore, all payroll transactions will end in line with the Tribe’s Fiscal Year payroll schedule, which ends mid-month December 2017. GENERAL FUND: DEPARTMENTS/PROGRAMS This section applies to General Fund Department and Programs only 1. Cost of Living Allowance/Bonuses: Due to revenue decline, the Tribal Council shall not approve COLA/ Bonuses for FY 2017. 2. Tires: General Fund programs shall be required to go through Motor-Pool for the purchase of tires for tribally owned or leased vehicles. General Fund Programs budgeted for tires shall use their tire line item. The exception will be those programs requiring specialized tires that the motor pool is unable to procure. 3. Uniforms/Clothing: Purchase of personal clothing is prohibited from General Fund (T-shirts, Polo shirts, pants, wind breakers, shoes/boots, etc.). Formal uniforms and safety items are permitted as outlined in each respective program Safety Plan. 4. Utilities: Facilities Management shall pay for Water/ Mishongnovi and Sichomovi shall be allocated $330,000 for FY 2017. However, only $82,500 shall be drawn down initially, and to be used to complete all delinquent Village Audits. When audits are accepted by the Tribe, they will be able to draw the re- maining funds. If the Audits are not complete within FY 2017, the remainder of the funds will revert to the General Fund. Village members are concerned that restricting their villages to only $82,500 (initially), will hamper day to day operations and will greatly im- Wastewater, Electricity, Propane, Garbage Collection fees as identified. Those budgeted with a utility line item will be responsible for their own fees. 5. Requisition Cut-off Date: Requisition cut-off date shall be November 15th. Exception to the requisition cut-off date may be permitted for emergency purposes only as it relates to health, safety issues and major cost burden due to major equipment breakdown. The Finance Director shall be delegated the authority to determine the exception with the concurrence of the Executive Director. 6. Acquisition of Capital Assets: The Hopi Tribe’s Fiscal Management Policies, Ordinances and Codes, shall be adhered to in the procurement of goods, leases, consultant and other services in the operation of the Tribe. The Fiscal Management Policies are implemented to employ prudent management practices and improve accountability. All negotiations with vendors and the execution of resulting purchase, lease and any agreements for all capital purchases (e.g. items with a cost of $5,000.00 or more and a useful life greater than one year) shall follow the established Procurement Policies and Procedures. This requirement ensures that cost effective price negotiations and purchases meet uniform standards of quality, capability, durability and accountability. Purchases and leases shall be processed through General Services Administration (GSA) vendors whenever possible. All purchases and leases not processed through GSA contracts shall be based on quality and best available price. This section applies to all entities utilizing the Tribal accounting system. The deadline for Capital Item purchases is 90 days prior to the end of each funding source’s Fiscal Year. 7. Carryover funds: General Fund programs are not allowed to carry-over funds from one fiscal year to the next with the exception of special allocations as identified by Tribal Council Resolution. GENERAL FUND: VILLAGES This section is applicable to village/community only pact critical and emergency services. Although Council already approved the Expenditure Authorization & Appropriations Language, they will honor the request of Villages to hear their concerns at a regular Council meeting on Jan. 4. lages Audits, when audits are accepted by the Tribe, they will be able to draw the remaining funds. If the Audits are not complete with in FY 2017, the remainder of the funds will revert to the General Fund. 6. Reporting: All Villages/Community will submit quarterly expenditure reports to the Treasurer’s Office and the Office of Finance. Reports shall be due on the last day of the month following the end of the previous quarter.  1st Quarterly Report is due April 30, 2017  2nd Quarterly Report is due July 31, 2017  3rd Quarterly Report is due October 31, 2017  4th Quarterly Final Report is due Jan 31, 2018 7. Reporting Audit Requirements: All Villages/Community must complete an independent audit for FY 2016 of all village financial records, assets, liabilities, capital accounts, revenue, investments and expenditures. The respective village/community governing board must approve FY 2016 audits. The costs of said audit shall be the responsibility of the respective Village/Community. Village/Community audits for FY 2016 shall be submitted to the Treasurer and to the Office of Financial Management, no later than June 30, 2017. Audit extension may be requested no later than 45 days in advance of the June 30th deadline. The Office of Financial Management shall provide technical assistance on audit compliance, when requested 8. Audit Standards: Village/Community independent audits shall be performed by a Certified Accounting Firm selected by the respective Villages/Community and in accordance with GAGAS, GASB 34 and the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). 9. Employer Identification Number: Villages/Comunity must utilize their own Employer Identification Number (EIN) and shall be responsible for any tax liability arising out of the 2016 audit as well as past tribal audits and any village tax liabilities. Any penalties and interest resulting from violations will be the responsibility of the Village/Community. 10. Carryover funds: Villages are allowed access to carry over funds upon completion of required annual audits and other required documents. Villages/Communities who utilize the Tribal accounting system will be authorized to use 90% of remaining Carry-over funds. The remaining 10% will be made available for expenditure immediately following completion of the individual st 1 Mesa Villages – Tewa, Sichomovi, Walpi & 2016 Village audits. Any discrepancy in fund balances Yuwehloo Pahki Monday, November 7, 2016 6-8pm shall be deducted from future allocations. Hopi Housing Authority, Polacca Allowed and Disallowed use of Village Allocations: Kykotsmovi, Bacavi, Hotevilla & Oriabi Villages The intent of the Hopi Tribal Council in its annual village Wednesday November 9, 2016 6-8pm Kykotsmovi allocation is to promote “Self-sufficiency and Self-governCommunity Center ment” at the individual village level. In addition, village Shungopovi, Mishongnovi, Sipaulovi Thursday, allocation of funds is to deliver positive goods and services November 16, 2016 6-8pm Youth/Elderly Center to the constituency of each individual village. Funding Upper & Lower Moenkopi Tuesday, November 15, shall NOT to be used to litigate against the Hopi Tribe. 6-8pm Community Center Responsibility of Village oversight is within the Chair2. Comments/Recommendations: The public com- man’s authority.pursuant to Fiscal Management Policy… ments were acquired from individual submission of statements and from presentations held with the Villag- CONTRACT/GRANT PROGRAMS es/Community (See Attachment). These public com- This section applies to Contract/Grant funded programs only ments are required to be considered by the Tribal Council as described in the Budget Administration Policy of 1. Contract/Grant Fund Management: All Contract/ Grant funds shall be depleted before General Funds the Fiscal Management Policies. are expended where line items are funded by Contract/ 3. Funding Allocations: The Hopi Tribal Council proGrant funds, where applicable. vides funding to the Hopi Villages/Community to meet 2. Contract/Grant Fund Management: All Contract/ their goals and objectives. Villages/Community that are Grant funded programs shall abide by the federal reguallocated FY 2017 General Funding include: lations and policies as stipulated in the contract or grant. a. Upper Moenkopi h. Mishongnovi 3. Contract /Grant Drawdowns: Drawdowns for Conb. Lower Moenkopi i. Sipaulovi tract/Grant funds shall be submitted at least monthly or c. Hotevilla j. Walpi as requested to insure Tribal funds are used at a minid. Bacavi k. Sichomovi mal to support the contract and grant programs. e. Oriabi l. Tewa 4. Third Party Billing/Revolving Accounts: All Third f. Kykotsmovi m.Yu-Weh-Loo-Pah-Ki Party Billing accounts shall be implemented with reg. Shungopavi quirements contained in their respective authorizing 4. Public Village/Community Budget Reviews: The opresolution. Resolutions shall be reviewed annually and portunity for budget review by Village/Community memamended when applicable, with the concurrence of the bers is required and must be evidenced by a copy of: Executive Director. a. A Public Meeting Notice to propose Village budget, in- 5. Third Party Billing Revenues: Each department/ dicating the date, time and location. program that has Third Party Billing shall be responsib. A Public meeting Attendance Sign In sheet ble for submitting a copy of each invoice to the Treac. A certification endorsed by the Village/Community surer’s office with the department/program name on the governing authority and/or offices, showing that the invoice to ensure proper posting of revenues received. required Village/Community meeting was held and Enterprise/Special Revenue Programs (Revolving that the public was given an opportunity to review Account)- This section applies to Programs/Entities and comment on the proposed budget. that have Revolving/Enterprise Accounts only d. Approved Village/Community budgets must be sub1. Revolving accounts must be established by tribal resmitted with the required documents (a., b. & c.) on olution(s). or before April 1, 2017 to the Office of the Tribal 2. Resolutions shall include a Scope of Work for expenditures. Treasurer and Office of Finance. 3. Revenues earned in 2015 may be used to supplement 5. Funding Drawdowns: Release of Village funding is the FY 2017 budget for the program. contingent on submittals of budgets and required au- 4. Revenues earned in 2016 may be carried into FY 2018 dits per Fiscal Management Policies. if the supporting tribal resolution specifies the revolva. First drawdown allocation shall be one-third of the total ing/enterprise account funds to be carried over. allocation upon receipt of requisition by the Treasurer no 5. Any revolving/enterprise account revenues shall be later than January 10, 2017, with the exception of Shunused to offset general fund requests. gopovi, Mishongnovi, Hotevilla and Sichomovi. These 6. All resolutions shall be updated and included necessary Villages will draw $82,500. language to have funds carried over to the following fisb. The second one-third drawdown along with the required cal period. It is the program director’s responsibility to documents outlined in number 4 above, will require ensure all necessary language is within the resolution submittal of Village/Community approved budget and for efficient implementation of the scope of work. justification on/or before April 1, 2017 to the Treasurer. 7. Failure to review/update resolution shall result in the revec. The third and final drawdown shall be payable upon nues being generated shall be reverted to the General Fund. submittal of village/community 2016 independent auREGULATED ENTITIES dit to the Treasurer. d. Village/community utilizing the Tribal payroll sys- This section applies to Regulated Entities only tem will not be allowed to drawdown Fringe Benefits 1. Compensation for Boards and Committees: Reguand Salary amounts. The Tribal Treasurer shall report lated Entity Board and Committees shall abide by rates non-compliance to Hopi Tribal Council in written form. established by Ordinance/Resolution and the Hopi e. Failure to submit FY 2016 Audit, by June 30, 2017, VilTribe’s Fiscal Management Policies. lage/Community will forfeit final drawdown from the 2. Special Elections: During Non-General Election years, Tribe, in such instance; the funds shall be transferred to any Special Election or Referendum funding shall be althe Tribal Contingency Fund. Villages may request a one located from the appropriate identified account, which month extension for completion of Village audit. will require Tribal Council approval by resolution. f. Per Hopi Tribal Council motion, the Villages of Hote- **SHOULD DISCREPANCIES TO THIS DOCUMENT villa, Shungopovi, Mishongnovi and Sichomovi shall OCCUR WITHIN THE FISCAL YEAR, THE EXISITING be allocated $330,000 for FY 2017. $82,500 shall be FISCAL MANAGEMENT POLICIES SHALL BE CONdrawdown to be used to complete all delinquent Vil- SIDERED THE FINAL DOCUMENT OF REFERENCE! 1. Village Presentations: The BOT conducted public village presentations, as required by the Fiscal Management Policies, to solicit comments and recommendations from the public on the proposed FY 2017 Tribal Budget. The presentations were scheduled and conducted on the dates, times and places listed below: 4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI Hopi University of AZ student Bandits steal ATM machine receives Achievement Award from outside Polacca Store From the Dean of Students University of Arizona During the fall of 1987, the Graduate College and the Division of Campus Life established awards to recognize outstanding achievement and contributions of graduate students at the University of Arizona who have shown academic achievement despite facing challenging social, economic, or educational obstacles. Felina Cordova grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona and is a member of the Hopi Tribe. She will graduate with a Doctorate Degree in Public Health. Her dissertation research is a collaboration with the Hopi Tribe that focuses on stress and resiliency of Hopi family caregivers who provide care to elderly, disabled and chronically ill family members. Cordova received a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and a Master of Public Health from the University of Arizona. She is currently an American Indian Research Center for Health Doctoral Fellow, an American Indian Education Fund Graduate Fellow, an American Indian Graduate Center Fellow, and recipient of the Testasecca Memorial Scholarship and Hopi Tribe Scholarship. She has received several honors including the UA Native American Student Affairs Outstanding Graduate Student Award for Academics and the Reva T. Frankle Award. Cordova has published in journals and books and presented her scientific work at numerous conferences. She has held many student leadership positions including chairing the UA Native American Research and Training Center Student Advisory Board, and holding the position of president and founding member of the UA College of Public Health American Indian and Indigenous Health Alliance Club. Through these positions she has helped the American Indian community at the University, in Arizona and nationally. She has gone to high schools on reservations and tabled at events to encourage American Indian high school students to aspire a post-secondary education. Cordova organized leadership workshops, an American Indian researchers and physician speaker series, a student solidarity event in support of Standing Rock and established a scholarship for American Indian students. She has organized annual Christmas present drives for needy American Indian families, an annual school supply drive and prom dress drive. She is a constant volunteer at Tucson Indian Center events. Cordova is currently in the UA College of Medicine’s Pre-Medical Admis- Louella Nahsonhoya sions Pathway Program Hopi Tutuveni will be attending the UA’s During the Christmas holiday, in the College of Medicine next fall. Felina Cordova plans early hours of December 28, thieves stole to combine her degrees in the ATM machine from outside the Polacpublic health and medicine ca Circle M store and left only cords hangto decrease the health dis- ing from the wall. The ATM machine was parities that American In- found approximately half a mile East of the store near the Polacca bridge on Highdians currently face. way 264. Due to pending investigations, no further information was available as of press time. If anyone has any information regarding this crime, please contact the Hopi BIA Law Enforcement Services at 928738-2233 or the Hopi Resource Enforcement at 928-734-7340. The BIA Hopi police are investigating the case. Hopi BIA Law Enforcement sponsors “Shop With a Cop” Submitted by:Whitney Ami BIA Hopi Law Enforcement The holiday season is a perfect time of year to extend an extra helping hand to the communities and the people we serve. Christmas is a wonderful and beautiful time of the year, especially for our children. Our Traditional Hopi-Tewa teachings have always included the responsibility to care for the welfare of our children. Knowing and living these values along with the responsibility to protect life and property, the Hopi BIA Law Enforcement Services along with other community volunteers and organizations sponsored, for the third time, the “Shop with a Cop” program. Nine children were selected from eight schools from local Hopi Schools. Each child received a monetary award and spent a day (during their winter break) participating in “Shop With a Cop”! Each child was given a $125 Wal-Mart gift card/ Cash to purchase items for themselves, Christmas gifts for their families and/or to purchase groceries or other household necessities. One Police Officer or one Volunteer accompanied each child on their shopping spree at Winslow Wal-Mart. The children and chaperones also got to enjoy a delicious meal at the Pizza Hut Restaurant. All meals for the children were donated by Pizza Hut. The shopping spree took place on Wednesday, December 20, 2016; leaving Hopi at 8:00 AM and returning at 3:00 PM. The student selection was made with the assistance of the school administrators. The criterion for selection was based on the student’s overall demonstration of good citizenship and academic status. The parents/guardians and family of these children should be very proud of these outstanding students for not only maintaining good grades but also for demonstrating an outstanding attitude and great behavior in school as role models to their peers! Hotevilla/Bacavi Community School: Cassidy Humeyestewa, 3rd grade. Moencopi Day School: Robert Little, 3rd grade. A Big Thank You to all who donated to the 2016 Shop With A Cop. Shop With a Cop Donors Schools & Students participating in Shop With a Hopi TelecommunicaCop program tions, Inc. Hopi Mission School for Keams Canyon Elemenuse of gym for fundraisers. tary: Christopher SeckMoencopi Day School lestewa, 6th grade. Cellular One Hopi Jr. High School: Stephanina Pablo Shiann Mowa, 8th grade. Wilma Kaye Hopi High School: AnTraci Honani gela James, 12th grade. Theron Honyumptewa & First Mesa Elementafamily for use of home for ry School: Shanelle Lalo, prize bingos Kindergarten. Dora Pavatea Second Mesa Day Officer Marlena Joe School: Ava Machado, 1st Smoking Trails Arts & grade. Crafts Gallery Hopi Day School: Jamie Whitney Ami Pooyouma, 1st grade. Jamie Koots & family Hopi Mission School: AlOfficer Calddale Smith drick Poleahla, Jr., 8th grade. Hopi Tutuveni seeks Freelance Writers REQUIREMENTS: • 3 years journalism experience • Excellent communication skills (verbal/written) • Speak and understand the Hopi Language (preferred) • Dependable • High journalistic ethics DUTIES: Research stories Write news articles Write feature stories Develop headlines Send Letter of Interest and Resume to: P.O. Box 123, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 or email at: LNahsonhoya@ hopi.nsn.us HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017 !! “Asqwalli / Kwakwa” Pew itam yasang naya (Made it through another year) Ovi etam SÖsÖyam yapi halai-yani (So lets all live a Happy life) Eta qatsi ÖÖqalyani (All strive for a long lasting life) Qa heta aqk ÖÖhÖÖh pul-yani, (With out sickness/hurt) Wuyo-meq haqami yesni (Live to old age) Sosok hitumi amungam nanawak-nayani FROM THE: STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAY’S INN KOKOPELLI HOPI CULTURAL CENTER HOPI TRAVEL PLAZA OF HOPI TRIBE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HOPI TUTUVENI | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR / OPINIONS / VIEWS / EDITORIALS Greetings Everyone, I would like to share a little monthly information from the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA). AIANTA is your national resource for tourism development, growth, and happenings in Indian country. Membership is open to Tribes, native-owned businesses, and individual artists and entrepreneurs. You are encouraged to join in the new year and take advantage of AIANTA’s technical assistance, expertise and support on all things tourism! If you know of anyone that would be interested and could benefit from AIANTA membership please share. To learn more about AIANTA and its programs log on to: https:// www.aianta.org or contact Gail Chehak, IANTA’s membership coordinator at GChehak@aianta.org NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO THE HOPI PEOPLE A HOPI ELDER SPEAKS You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour. Now you must go back and tell the people that this IS the Hour. And there are things to be considered.. Where are you living? What are you doing? What are your relationships? Are you in a right relationship? Where is your water? Know your Garden It is time to speak your truth Create your Community Be good to each other And do not look outside yourself for the leader Then he clasped his hands together, smiled, and said: This could be a good time. There is a river flowing now very fast. It is so great and swift that there are those who will be afraid. They will feel they are being torn apart and will suffer greatly. Know the river has its destination. The elders say we must let go of the shore, push off into the middle of the river, keep our eyes open and our heads above the water. And I say, see who is in there with you and celebrate. At this time in history, we are to take nothing personally. Least of all ourselves. For the moment that we do, our spirituallity growth and journey comes to a halt. Happy Holidays! We Are The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For (author unknown) James Surveyor Secretary, At-Large Rep. AIANTA Vernon Masayesva Courtesy of Black Mesa Trust www.blackmesatrust.org Post #80 Royalty From P1 Chairman Honanie encouraged the young ladies to proudly represent the Hopi Tribe as they go out to speak. He encouraged the Royalty to talk about the Hopi Code Talkers and the sacrifices they made so that the American people could enjoy the freedom and equality we have today. “They earned this for us,” said Chairman Honanie. “They fought for their Country using the Hopi Language. Don’t forget them and don’t ever forget your Hopi language.” Chairman Honanie along with other Council members strongly emphasized learning and speaking the Hopi language. All members of the Council were extremely proud of the Post #80 Royalty and some spoke with emotion as they encouraged them. The Council also congratulated the parents of the Royalty and also encouraged them to continue their support and involvement in their activities. Princess Karissa Ben’s parents are: Gary and Kathy Ben. First Attendance Shawuana Polequaptewa’s parents are: Cindy Navasi and Elrick Polequaptewa. Jada Pooyouma’s parents are: Suinya Lomakema and Darren Pooyouma TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 5 Editorial Guidelines Do you have an opinion or perspective you would like to share with Tutuveni readers? Do you, your group or organization have a newsworthy event or activity of interest to the Hopi community that you want to report on? The Editorial Board and Managing Editor for the Hopi Tutuveni extend an invitation to readers to submit letters and articles you feel are of interest to the Hopi community. Although submission does not guarantee publication, we will do our best to read all submissions promptly and contact you within one week if we are interested in publishing your letter or article. The following guidelines are provided to help you prepare your submission and to inrease the likelihood that it will be published. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor should be of concern or interest to Tutuveni readers. Letters must be original, previously unpublished and written by the person whose name appears with the letter. The writer’s name must be included with the letter, along with the writer’s address and daytime phone number to aid with verification; the phone number will not be published. Anonymous letters and letters written under pseudonyms will not be published. The Tutuveni reserves the right to edit letters for length and clarity, and may decline to print letters considered potentially libelous or slanderous in nature. Letters should not exceed 500 words. NEWS ARTICLES The Hopi Tutuveni welcomes non-commissioned, self-generated articles reporting local, state and national news items of interest to members of the Hopi Tribe. We are especially interested in articles reporting on local events and activities involving members of the Hopi Tribe. Submission does not guarantee publication. Articles may be edited for style, length and clarity. If significant editing in required, the Managing Editor will communicate with the writer prior to publication. Article submissions should not exceed 1500 words. Traditional toys and caring adult interactions SUBMISSIONS Letters and articles may be submitted in person, by mail, email or fax to: Louella Nahsonhoya, are best for young children’s learning Submitted by: Peter VanWyck First Things First When it comes to promoting learning for children 5 and younger, basic toys and quality time with adults are the best gifts an infant, toddler or preschooler can receive. This time of year parents are often asking, what about all those flashy, electronic toys with lights and sounds that we see advertised so much this season? First Things First has compiled some suggested toys by age and stage that promote learning and language development. And you might be surprised that at the top of list for every age is books. In this press release, Northern Arizona University’s Anna Sosa shares some excellent ways that parents can give the gift of quality time and the joy of reading to support their child’s growth and development. Please feel free to contact me with any questions about ways that First Things First is partnering with families to better prepare children for school and life. When it comes to promoting learning for children 5 and younger, basic toys and quality time with adults are the best gifts an infant, toddler or preschooler can receive. But what about all those flashy, electronic toys with lights and sounds that we see advertised so much this season? One Northern Arizona University researcher has studied whether they provide an advantage to a young child’s learning. Anna Sosa, director of the NAU Child Speech and Language Lab in Flagstaff, set out to see which everyday activities promote the best environment for babies and toddlers to learn language. Early language development is critical to a child’s learning. And babies, toddlers and preschoolers need to hear a lot of language in order to best learn how to speak and eventually transfer those skills into reading and writing. Turns out, parents and family members talk the most to babies when they are engaging their child with books and traditional toys, rather than electronic toys that claim to promote language development. “Young children learn through play, through experimenting with the world around them and through interaction with other kids and adults,” said Ginger Sandweg, First Things First Senior Director for Early Learning. Sosa’s study confirmed that. The study, published earlier this year in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics, showed that parents used fewer words and interacted less with the child when they were playing with an electronic toy, which was designed to draw out answers such as animal names, shapes or colors. Books and traditional toys, which centered on the same themes of animals, shapes and colors promoted the most language. “Parents talked the most to their child when they were looking at books or playing with traditional toys, such as helping their child put together a farm animal puzzle,” Sosa said. “Overall, the most ideal situation would be a parent spending 15 minutes of undivided attention, sitting on the floor reading or playing with them, but even in that ideal situation, just having an electronic toy in the mix, impacts what the baby is hearing.” First Things First has compiled some suggested toys by age and stage that promote learning and language development. Books are one of the best gifts for all ages. Daily reading has been shown to help young children develop language skills and increase vocabulary – both crucial if they are going to be good readers in the future. Other good choices for different age groups include: Infants (under 1 year old) – Babies are fascinated by their surroundings, especially faces and bright colors. Toys that stimulate that initial curiosity include: • board books • safe, chewable toys • toys with mirrors Toddlers (1-3 years old) – Toys that encourage imagination and problem-solving include: Managing Editor, P.O. Box 123, Kykotsmovi, A 86039; email address: Lnahsonhoya@hopi.nsn. us; fax: (928) 734-0734. All articles and letters to the editor should be submitted one week prior to publication date (call 928-734-3282 for deadline schedule). • pretend versions of everyday objects • toys to ride on or climb on • balls to roll or catch • building-type toys, including fill and dump varieties. • matching and sorting toys • large crayons or markers with plain paper • simple puzzles Preschoolers (3-5 years old) – Toys that help preschoolers relate to each other and the world around them include: COPYIGHT • dress-up clothes and kid-size furniture • simple board games • counting and letter games • sports equipment suitable to their size • musical instruments • art supplies such as play dough, safety scissors, glue, etc. ### About First Things First – First Things First is a voter-created, statewide organization that funds early education and health programs to help kids be successful once they enter kindergarten. Decisions about how those funds are spent are made by local councils staffed by community volunteers. To learn more, visit FirstThingsFirst.org. PUBLICATION/CIRCULATION The Tutuveni holds the copyright to all articles and photos published in the newspaper. Articles published in the Tutuveni may be reprinted in other media publications as long as the following conditions are met. • The Hopi Tutuveni must first be contacted to obtain permission to reprint. • Articles may not be abridged, edited or altered in any way without the expressed consent of the author and the Hopi Tutuveni. • The redistributed article may not be sold for profit or included in another media or publication that is sold for a profit. The Hopi Tutuveni is published twice a month, with a circulation of 3,400 copies throughout the entire Hopi Reservation. The paper is delivered on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month to the following locations: Keams Canyon Store, Polacca Circle M, Hopi Health Care Center, Tsakursovi, Hopi Cultural Center, Kykotsmovi Village Store, Hotevilla Store, Moenkopi Travel Center, Moenkopi Legacy Inn, Tribal Government Complex and all Village Administration offices. The Hopi Tutuveni is mailed to subscribers on the day of publication. TUTUVENI EDITORIAL BOARD Belma Berni Navakuku Dr. Angela Gonzales Candace Hamana Curtis Honanie 6 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI New Year Resolutions By Kanesha Quanimptewa, Diabetes Prevention Educator Hopi Special Diabetes Program The New Year is a time to come up with resolutions to better your life for the future. Why not use your resolution this year to set goals to better your diabetes management and overall health? Diabetes management goals for the New Year should be specific, measurable, and most importantly, realistic. Make 2017 your year to plan for better health. Know your A1C number; keep track of your blood glucose levels and blood pressure. Have a yearly eye exam, and GET ACTIVE! Diabetes and exercise go hand in hand when it comes to managing your diabetes; exercise can help you improve your blood sugar control as well as boost your overall fitness and reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. Before jumping into a fitness program, get your doctor’s approval to exercise, especially if you’ve been inactive. For the best health benefits, it is recommend getting at least 150 minutes a week (30 minutes per day; five days a week) of moderately intense physical activities such as fast walking, bicycling, chopping wood, and loading coal. The Hopi Wellness Center welcomes you to participate in the events we host throughout the year. Whether it is the 100 Mile Club, fitness classes (which are held daily at the Hopi Wellness Center), Zumba parties, community education, Family Fun Nights and Turkey Trots, we highly encourage you to participate in the activities. We love to see smiles on our participant’s faces; let’s make 2017 a Healthy New Year!! Asquali. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Name: Consulting Services for Education Code Development and Enforcement No. RFP-2016-05 Name: DOE– Consultant Services to Facilitate Tribal Control in Education No. RFP-2016-03 The Hopi Tribe (Tribe), Navajo County, State of Arizona, located in Kykotsmovi, AZ is soliciting qualified professional consultant or consulting firm to assist the Tribe’s Department of Education in developing a Hopi Tribal Code to replace or revise the existing Ordinance #36 which will guide education on Hopi for many years to come. This endeavor is to effect the successful development and implementation of a comprehensive, organized, pragmatic Education Code document specific to Hopi and inclusive of all Hopi Schools that effectively addresses the current and future educational needs of Hopi. All work performed hereunder will be placed on a fixed priced contractual agreement funded by the Tribe and is subject to the Tribe’s authority pursuant to its Fiscal Management Policies, Ordinance 17 and applicable regulations. Interested firms may request for RFP information and requirements by email to RFPBids@hopi. nsn.us or by written request on company stationery faxed to (928) 734-9592, no later than January 6, 2017 at 5 pm MST. RFP Close and Proposal Submission Date: January 13, 2017 at 3 p.m. MST. RFP is open to Native American and non-Native American firms. The Tribe may cancel the RFP or reject submissions at any time prior to award. Faxed or emailed proposals will not be accepted. The Hopi Tribe (Tribe), Navajo County, State of Arizona, located in Kykotsmovi, AZ is soliciting qualified professional consultants or consulting firm to assist the Tribe’s Department of Education in conducting a feasibility study of all Hopi schools and educational entities located on the Hopi Reservation which is designed to improve Hopi education. Consultant will work to facilitate the development of a comprehensive and consolidated education plan for the Hopi Tribe’s education system. All work performed hereunder will be placed on a fixed priced contractual agreement funded by the Tribe and is subject to the Tribe’s authority pursuant to its Fiscal Management Policies, Ordinance 17 and applicable regulations. Interested firms may request for RFP information and requirements by email to RFPBids@hopi. nsn.us or by written request on company stationery faxed to (928) 734-9592, no later than January 6, 2017 at 5 pm MST. RFP Close and Proposal Submission Date: January 13, 2017 at 3 p.m. MST. RFP is open to Native American and non-Native American firms. The Tribe may cancel the RFP or reject submissions at any time prior to award. Faxed or emailed proposals will not be accepted. Subscribe to the Hopi Tutuveni Water Resources Technician Training Program Native Ameri2017 Water Corps for American Commercial Restaurant Subscription Rates can Indians and Alaska Natives Space for Lease Moenkopi Developers Corporation is accepting applications for lease of the commercial restaurant space located within the Tuuvi Travel Center in Moenkopi. Call 928-283-4500 and ask for James Surveyor to request an application and/or schedule an appointment -Serious inquiries only- On Reservation $25 for 6 months $40 for 12 months Off Reservation $40 for 6 months $60 for 12 months Hopi Tutuveni PO Box 123 Kykotsmovi, AZ For information, call 928-734-3282 Water Resources Technician: The Tentative Date for the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ (BIA), Water Resources Technician Training Program, Native American Water Corps is July 10, 2017 through August 4, 2017 four weeks at the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. The Bureau of Indian Affairs pays academic tuition, fees, and costs to cover dining facility and housing on campus for those individuals nominated to attend the Water Resources Technician Training (WRTT) Program. Students successfully completing the training program will receive a four month employment voucher for full-time temporary employment, either with a: Tribal Government; Federal or State Government agency; non-profit or private sector organizations in an entry-level water resources position to aid in development of higher education and/or career development. Salary: Four Month Employment Voucher Deadline for Applications is: April 6, 2017 Promotion Potential: Not Applicable (N/A) Duty Location: Tucson, Arizona To be eligible for the WRTT program you must be: • Member of her/his federally-recognized Indian Tribe, Band, Village in accordance with BIA Form 4432. • Must be at least 18 to 34 years of age. Statement by the President on the Designation of Bears Ears National Monument and Gold Training Summary: Our WRTT program is an intensive four-week period of instruction that meets six days per week with practical hands-on training in the monitorButte National Monument ing of water quality and quantity. The coursework exposes students to a broad array THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary Washington, DC-- Today, I am designating two new national monuments in the desert landscapes of southeastern Utah and southern Nevada to protect some of our country’s most important cultural treasures, including abundant rock art, archeological sites, and lands considered sacred by Native American tribes. Today’s actions will help protect this cultural legacy and will ensure that future generations are able to enjoy and appreciate these scenic and historic landscapes. Importantly, today I have also established a Bears Ears Commission to ensure that tribal expertise and traditional knowledge help inform the management of the Bears Ears National Monument and help us to best care for its remarkable national treasures. Following years of public input and various proposals to protect both of these areas, including legislation and a proposal from tribal governments in and around Utah, these monuments will protect places that a wide range of stakeholders all agree are worthy of protection. We also have worked to ensure that tribes and local communities can continue to access and benefit from these lands for generations to come. Bears Ears National Monument Encompassing roughly 1.35 million acres of Federal land, the Bears Ears National Monument will protect some of the country’s most significant natural, cultural and archaeological resources, including important ancestral grounds for numerous tribes, as well as incredible landscapes that support hiking, hunting, rock climbing and other world-class outdoor recreation opportunities. The area gets its name from the iconic Bears Ears Buttes, two distinctive geological formations in the center of lands that are considered sacred by tribes in the region. Based on ancestral ties to the landscape, five tribal governments came together in a historic coalition to urge protections for the broader area, which also includes ancient cliff dwellings, ceremonial sites, abundant rock art, and countless other artifacts that hold cultural significance. In addition to protecting this sacred landscape and the region’s wildlife habitat and natural resources, today’s action establishes a Bears Ears Commission to ensure that management decisions reflect tribal expertise as well as traditional and historical knowledge. In recognition of the importance of tribal participation to the care and management of the monument, the Departments of Interior and Agriculture will engage with the Commission, which will help to inform management decisions by sharing traditional knowledge and providing recommendations. There have been over 80 years of various efforts to protect the Bears Ears region, beginning with former Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes in 1936 and by Members of Congress, state, local and tribal leaders, and conservation groups in recent decades. Most recently the Hopi Nation, Navajo Nation, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah Ouray, and Zuni Tribe developed a proposal to protect the area, and U.S. Representatives Rob Bishop and Jason Chaffetz introduced the Public Lands Initiative, legislation that included a similar protection proposal for the Bears Ears landscape. Today’s action responds to both of these recent proposals, recognizing the areas where there is broad agreement about the need for protections, tribal engagement, and allowances for historical uses such as grazing. Today’s action also establishes a process for developing a management plan that will ensure robust opportunities for all interested stakeholders to provide input about how the monument should be managed. of subjects ranging from basic surface and ground water hydrology; dam operations, maintenance, safety and hydro-power; flood control structures; analysis of hydrologic data; groundwater movement and modeling; basic hydraulics; drinking water and waste water treatment plant operations; irrigation; surface and groundwater pollution; management and cleanup of hazardous waste and emergency response; wetland protection; basic fish and wildlife biology and fish hatchery operations among others. Students spend a portion of their time acquiring hands-on experience in the field collecting physical data and sampling water in natural settings. Upon successful completion of the Water Resources Technician Training Program, you will have obtained the fundamental knowledge of practical hydrology and natural resource skills. If you are interested in becoming a Water Resources Technician, this is an excellent opportunity to work with and learn from skilled professionals! Candidates must submit the following required documents to be considered for the training program: 1. Endorsement letter from her/his federally-recognized tribal government, 2. Provide a copy of Certification of Membership in a federally-recognized tribe, signed by a Tribal Government official. (Do not send an original certificate); 3. Resume must be typed (call for information); 4. WRTT Applicant Contact Information Sheet (call for information); 5. WRTT Program Statement of Professional Interest (call for information); 6. High School Diploma or GED; 7. Transcript(s); 8. Two Letters of Recommendation addressed to the: [2017 WRTT Selection Committee]; 9. Complete the OF-612, The Optional Application for Federal Employment (see attachment D). This Form is being used for general information only, and is NOT an offer, intent, or consideration for Federal employment. 10. BIA Form – 4432Verification of Indian Preference for Employment in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Indian Health Service (see attachment E). 11. Suitable for WRTT employment, determined by a background investigation. How To Apply: Applications are now being accepted. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS is April 6, 2017. Mail Applications To: Mr. Archie Barnes, BIA, Branch of Water Resources, Mail Stop-4637, 1849 C St., NW, Washington, DC 20240. Fax Applications To: If you are faxing in your application package ensure that the fax cover page has your name and contact telephone number. BIA Fax: (202) 2191065 Attention: [2017 BIA WRTT Program] Other Information: It is your responsibility to verify that information mailed or faxed (i.e., documents) is complete, accurate, and submitted by the closing date. Faxed documents must be completely transmitted by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the closing date April 6, 2017. Failure to submit any of the required documents or incomplete application package by the closing date of this announcement will result in your removal from consideration for this position. For more information or have questions regarding the status of your application, eligibility or qualifications determination contact: Archie Barnes at e-mail address: BIA.Watertraining@BIA.Gov or (202) 208-2999, or Toni Village-Center at (202) 219-3956. HOPI TUTUVENI | ADVERTISEMENTS | TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Holiday Savings OMG! Now is the time to get DSL service of up to 8 Mbps! 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If you call the Court you do not contact the Hopi Courts within amnesty Name: period. Please call the Court Clerk By: Judge Delfred Leslie, Hopi TrialName: Court Jumping Lamson, Delman Eagle, Troy Lyn Name: Komaquaptewa, Amy Lou 2004-CR-0873 Arrest within (3) weeks from the date of this publi(3) weeks, then your warrant will remain if you have any questions at 928-738-5171. Address: POB 113, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: 315 S Gorman, Winslow, AZ 86047 Name: Kee, Dennison The Hopi Trial Court has many outstandAddress: POB 264, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 cation to take care of your warrant, you will and Hopi Resource Enforcement Services This does not apply to crimes such as DoCharge: Probation Violation Reason: Failure to Appear ing arrest warrants, some dating backReason: many Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication notBench be arrested, you will either be allowed (HRES) and Hopi2011-CR-0485 BIA Law Arrest Enforcement mestic Violence, Aggravated Assault, Sex 2016-CR-0224 Bench years. 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Address: POB 672, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Address: 315 S Gorman, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: POB 1377, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 639, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear 2005-CR-1564 Bench 2007-CR-0466 Bench 2011-CR-1103 Arrest 1996-CR-0304 Arrest 2003-CR-0926 Bnch Name: Lano, Ruby C Name: June, Ernie Name: Koopee, Benedict Name: Jordon, Milton Name: Kee, Randall Address: POB 786, Ganado, AZ Address: POB 324, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Address: POB 639, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB 1214, Lucakukai, AZ 86507 Address: POB4385, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Charge: Probation Violation Reason: Failure to Appear 2011-CR-0959 Arrest 2015-CR-1092 Bench 2014-CR-1054 Arrest 2016-CR-0551 Bench 2005-CR-0398 Bench Name: Lanza, Bryson Lance Name: June, Kaleb Name: Koopee, Ricardo Dale Name: Joseph, Darron Name: Keesto, Phillip Address: POB4024, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB480, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 2954, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 2926, Kayenta, AZ 86003 Address: POB 178, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Probation Violation Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1042 Bench 2003-CR-1437 Bench Charge: Contempt of Court 2016-CR-0427 Bench 2007-CR-0298 Arrest Name: Lanza, Lloyd Name: June, Nora 2016-CR-0532 Bench Name: Joseph, Darron Name: Keeswood, Travis Ronald Address: POB 3133, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 2009, Kaibeto, AZ 86044 Name: Kootswatewa, Darion Alan Address: POB 2926, Kayenta, AZ 86003 Address: POB1799, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 1105, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Possession of Marijuana 2016-CR-0562 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2007-CR-1016 Arrest 2015-CR-0539 Bench 1997-CR-1064 Bench Name: Kagenveama, Fabbie 2009-CR-1074 Bench Name: Joseph, Darwin Aaron Name: Keetso, Charlene Name: Largo, Gary B. Address: POB331 Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 133, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Name: Kootswatewa, Kyle Address: 100 Kiva Dr, Winslow, AZ Address: PO Box 7146, Teesto, AZ Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 562, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Probation Violation Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2008-CR-0693 Bench Reason: Failure to Pay 2010-CR-0704 Bench 2015-CR-0571 Bench 2007-CR-1526 Bench Name: Kahe, Malcolm 2015-CR-0698 Bench Name: Joseph, Kellen Charlie Name: Keetso, Howard Jr. Name: Laughing, Zena Name: Kootswatewa, Lisa Gayle Address: POB142 SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 378, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB 133, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Address: POB 187, KeamsCanyon, AZ Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 562, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2014-CR-0005 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2007-CR-1299 Arrest 2014-CR-1177 Bench 2015-CR-1197 Bench Name: Kahe, Milton H. 2014-CR-0210 Bench Name: Joseph, Lyle Name: Keevama, Leland Name: Lavato, Felice Address: 222 W Clarendon Ave. Phx,AZ 85013Address: POB 26, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Kootswatewa, Timothy Address: POB182, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 324, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 2562, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Comply Reason: Failure to Appear 2013-CR-1181 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2004-CR-0540 Bench 2007-CR-1677 Bench 1998-CR-0986 Bench Name: Kahe, Thom Name: Joseph, Lyle 2011-CR-1682 Bench Name: Kelly, Lew Name: Lee, Adrian James Address: POB 378, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB182, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB3613, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 Name: Kopelva, Donald Wayne Address: PO Box 871, Blue Gap, AZ Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB535, SecondMesa, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0518 Arrest 2015-CR-1255 Bench 2002-CR-1674 Arrest 2016-CR-0019 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Kalwiseoma, Tate Name: Joseph, MacKenzie 2009-CR-1406 Arrest Name: Kennedy-Silas, Howard Taft III Name: Lee, Anton Address: POB 764, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB318 Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 554, Mesa, AZ 85211 Address: POB 4513, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Name: Kopelva, Merlin Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Assault & Battery Address: POB292, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear 2010-CR-1707 Bench 2008-CR-0425 Bench 1999-CR-1245 Arrest 2014-CR-1567 Arrest Charge: Intoxication Name: Kane, Khayam Name: Joseph, Shane 2010-CR-0934 Arrest Name: Kennedy-Silas, Howard Taft III Name: Lee, Chuck Francis Address: POB 306, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB149, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Address: POB 554, Mesa, AZ 85211 Address: POB 651, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Koruh, Lewayne Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Address: POB 53, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 2011-CR-1136 Arrest 2009-CR-1378 Arrest Charge: Use/poss of marijuana/controlled sub Charge: Intoxication 1999-CR-0719 Arrest Name: Kane, Khayam Name: Joseph, Shane 2016-CR-0197 Bench Charge: Possession of Alcoholic Beverages Name: Kennedy-Silas, Howard Taft III Address: POB 306, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB149, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Address: POB 554, Mesa, AZ 85211 Charge: Intoxication Name: Koruh, Vern Charge: Intoxication Charge: Intoxication Charge: Escape/Aiding a Fugitive and Theft Address: POB 53, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2014-CR-1567 Arrest 2011-CR-0055 Bench Charge: Resisting Lawful Arrest Name: Lee, Chuck Francis Reason: Failure to Appear 1999-CR-0579 Arrest Name: Kanuho, Derrick 2009-CR-1009 Bench 2016-CR-0555 Arrest Address: POB 651, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Kennedy-Silas, Howard Taft III Address: POB 205, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Joseph, Shane Charge: Contempt of Court Name: Koruh, Vern Address: POB 554, Mesa, AZ 85211 Address: POB 306, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 53, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 1998-CR-0479 Arrest Charge: Disorderly Conduct 2015-CR-0177 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Giving False Information to Officer Name: Lee, Daniel Charge: Intoxication Name: Kanuho, Herbert 2012-CR-0157 Arrest Address: POB1003, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Charge: Reckless Driving 1999-CR-0578 Arrest Address: POB 7085, Winslow, AZ 86047 Name: Joseph, Sophia Daurice Charge: Probation Violation Charge: Intoxication Name: Kennedy-Silas, Howard Taft III Address: POB 306, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Contempt of Court 2003-CR-0241 Arrest 2010-CR-1617 Bench Address: POB 554, Mesa, AZ 85211 1996-CR-0677 Arrest Charge: Injury to Public Property Name: Lee, Darrell Name: Koyiyumptewa, Aric Charge: Assault & Battery Name: Katenay, Thomas 2012-CR-0394 Arrest Address: POB 1018, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 270, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 2008-CR-1788 Arrest Charge: Assault & Battery Name: Joshevama, Alex Nolan Charge: Possession of Alcohol/Controlled Subs Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Kenny, Cordell 1996-CR-0676 Arrest Address: POB 256, Polacca, AZ 86042 2005-CR-0805 Arrest 2010-CR-1625 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Katenay, Thomas Charge: Probation Violation Name: Lee, Evander Garth Name: Kuwanvama, Danica Lanae 2004-CR-1085 Bench Charge: Assault Charge: Contempt of Court Address: POB 605, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: POB 728, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Kescoli, Ravis Charge: Assault 2015-CR-0712 Arrest Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 725, Pinon, AZ 86510 1992-CR-0149 Arrest Name: Joshevama, Alex Nolan 2007-CR-0085 Arrest 2011-CR-1192 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Katoney, Michael Address: POB 256, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Lee, Joseph Joe Name: Kuwanvama, Danica Lanae 2003-CR-0631 Bench Address: POB2788, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Disorderly Conduct Address: POB 474, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 728, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Kessay, Daniel A. Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Charge: Intoxication Charge: Assault on Tribal Official Address: 100 Cornview Dr, Winslow, AZ 86047Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Driver License Requirement 2012-CR-0581 Arrest Charge: Resisting Lawful Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Driving or Physical Control 2016-CR-0024 Bench Charge: Possession of Alcohol/Controlled Subs Name: Kuwanvama, Nelson Dean Jr. 2009-CR-1142 Arrest While Under Influence Name: Joshevama, Elgean Jr. 2001-CR-0948 Arrest Address: POB 728, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Kewanimptewa, Percilla Charge: Possession of Alcohol or Address: POB 1001, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Lee, Leandro James Address: 820W Desmond,Winlsow, AZ 86047 Charge: Principal Controlled Substances Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Charge: Principal Charge: Intoxication 2007-CR-1511 Arrest 2016-CR-0042 Bench 2006-CR-1544 Arrest 2016-CR-0236 Bench 2016-CR-0442 Bench Name: Kaya, Loren Name: Joshevama, Pauletta Ann Name: Lee, Leo Jr. Name: Kuwunvana, Richard Name: Kewanwytewa, Clay Address: POB 954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 141, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 454, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB746 Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 4956, Gallup, NM 87305 Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2007-CR-1511 Bench 2016-CR-0057 Bench 2012-CR-0998 Arrest 2014-CR-1513 Bench 2010-CR-1689 Arrest Name: Kaya, Loren Name: Joshevama, Pauletta Ann Name: Lee, Malcolm Name: Kuyvaya, Steven Gean Name: Kewanyama, Darren Address: POB 954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 141, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 1022, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB437 Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB613, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Criminal Damage to Property Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court 2014-CR-1152 Arrest 2009-CR-0611 Bench 2014-CR-1167 Bench 2014-CR-1497 Arrest 1998-CR-0989 Bench Name: Kaye, Elson Name: Joshevama, Virgil Name: Kyasyousie, Archie Name: Kewanyama, Lorenzo Name: Lee, Ronald James Address: 100 N.Kiva Dr, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: POB922 KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Address: POB 318, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 422, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: 2545 N 83rd Ave. Phoenix,AZ 85035 Charge: Disorderly Conduct Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication 2015-CR-0469 Arrest 2012-CR-0227 Arrest 2014-CR-1497 Bench 2004-CR-0378 Bench 2009-CR-1473 Arrest Name: Joshongeva, Lawrence Name: Labahe, Dewayne Aaron Name: Kewanyama, Lorenzo Name: Lee, Vincent Address: POB 313, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Kaye, Leroy Address: POB 318, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 394, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 778, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB321 KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Charge: Assault - Intentional 2007-CR-0900 Bench 2001-CR-0424 Arrest 2009-CR-0926 Arrest 2002-CR-0139 Bench 2003-CR-1128 Bench Name: Laban, Vernon Name: Kewanyama, Nathaniel Lee Name: Lente, Lawrence Name: Kaye, Manuel Name: Joshongeva, Mychal Jeffrey Address: 824 W 19th St, Houston, TX 77099 Address: POB 102, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB 3057, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: 5250 N Hwy89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 Address: POB 1314, Pinon, AZ 86047 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Probation Violation Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1001 Arrest 2008-CR-0207 Bench 2015-CR-0916 Arrest 2015-CR-0303 Bench 2014-CR-1260 Bench Name: Kewanyama, Xavier Name: Laban, Vernon Name: Leo, Geneva Name: Kaye, Nathaniel Name: Joshveama, Patrick Address: POB 318, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 102, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: 925 S Longmore, Mesa, AZ 85202 Address: POB4345, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: POB 2713, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2008-CR-1671 Bench 2015-CR-0100 Bench 2013-CR-0772 Bench 2015-CR-0331 Arrest 2005-CR-1658 Arrest Name: Kewenvoyouma, Harmon Name: Laban, Vernon Name: Leronald, Bunny Name: Kaye, Ray Marvin Name: Josytewa, Carlos Address: POB 119, Cameron, AZ Address: POB 102, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 831, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 988, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear DOB: 8/20/1991 2015-CR-0533 Bench Charge: Intoxication 2014-CR-1306 Arrest 2010-CR-0812 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Kaye, Ray Marvin Charge: Possession of Alcohol or Name: Kodaseet, Alex Name: Lacapa, Nathan 2015-CR-1208 Bench Address: POB 988, Polacca, AZ 86042 or Controlled Substances Address: POB 3209, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: 2700 White Mtn Rd. ShowLow, AZ Name: Leslie, Joseph R. Reason: Failure to Appear 2005-CR-1658 Bench Charge: Assault - Intentional Charge: Intoxication Address: POB 405, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 2012-CR-0654 Arrest Name: Josytewa, Carlos 2003-CR-1267 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-0644 Bench Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Kaye, Robin Name: Lagrange, Timothy 2016-CR-0239 Arrest Name: Koinva, Lucion Grant Address: POB 4032, Blue Gap, AZ Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 312, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 542, Camp Verde, AZ 86322 Name: Leslie, Kevin Charge: Intoxication 2006-CR-0105 Arrest Charge: Intoxication Address: POB 673, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 2013-CR-1151 Arrest Name: Josytewa, Carlos 2007-CR-0548 Arrest Charge: Intoxication 2012-CR-0145 Arrest Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Kaye, Samuel Name: Lahaleon, Frank 2015-CR-0002 Arrest Name: Koinva, Morton Address: POB321, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Charge: Theft Address: POB207, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Leslie, Kevin Address: 1005 E Ponderosa, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Charge: Probation Violation Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Charge: Contempt of Court Address: PO Box 673, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Possession of Marijuana 2015-CR-0224 Bench Charge: Injury to Public Property 2007-CR-0548 Arrest Charge: Probation Violation 2014-CR-1250 Bench Name: Kaye, Thomas 2006-CR-1019 Bench Name: Lahaleon, Frank 2011-CR-1486 Bench Name: Koinva, Myrthus Address: POB 243, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Josytewa, Cyrus Jr. Address: POB 255, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB207, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Leslie, Violet Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contemp of Crt & Probation ViolationAddress: POB 988, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0275 Arrest 2012-CR-0386 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1280 Bench 2001-CR-1615 Bench Name: Kaye, Wilson Name: Lahaleon, Gino 1998-CR-1321 Arrest Name: Koinva, Myrthus Name: Josytewa, Jose Manuel Address: POB 969, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB 255, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB207, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Lester, Ronald Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Criminal Damage to Property Reason: Failure to Appear Address: PO Box 3, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Assault - Intentional 2015-CR-1367 Bench Charge: Theft 2013-CR-1080 Arrest 1998-CR-1409 Arrest Charge: Assault - Intentional Name: Lahaleon, Gino Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Name: Koiyaquaptewa, Aldo Ray Name: Josytewa, Ricky Lomayestewa Charge: Criminal Damage to Property Address: POB207, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 1998-CR-1129 Arrest Address: POB 722, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2012-CR-1170 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lester, Ronald Charge: Contempt of Court Charge: Escape or Aiding a Fugitive Name: Kayquoptewa, Samuel 2010-CR-1413 Bench Address: PO Box 3, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 2007-CR-0729 Arrest Charge: Theft Address: POB 915, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Lalo, Harrison Charge: Disorderly Conduct Name: Koiyaquaptewa, Shawn Allen 1998-CR-1279 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 414, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: 11120 W VanBuren St,Avondale, AZ Charge: Assault & Battery Name: Josytewa, Ricky Lomayestewa 2015-CR-1235 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-0285 Bench Charge: Discharging Firearms Address: POB 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Keams, Alicia 2015-CR-1038 Arrest Name: Levi, Brian Charge: Disorderly Conduct Charge: Assault Charge: Assault & Battery Address: POB 1015, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Name: Lalo, Leon Address: POB 286, Shiprock, NM 87420 Charge: Assault 1996-CR-0354 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 363, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-0107 Bench Name: Jumping Eagle, Troy Lyn 2004-CR-0873 Arrest Charge: Intoxication 2012-CR-0120 Bench Name: Komaquaptewa, Amy Lou Address: 315 S Gorman, Winslow, AZ 86047 Name: Kee, Dennison 2014-CR-0524 Arrest Name: Lewis, Christina Address: POB 264, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Name: Lamson, Delman Address: PO Box 734, Sanders, AZ 86512 Reason: Failure to Appear 1996-CR-0352 Bench 2014-CR-0018 Bench Address: POB 113, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear 2011-CR-0485 Arrest Name: Jumping Eagle, Troy Lyn Name: Kee, Jerald Nelson Charge: Probation Violation 2009-CR-1580 Arrest Name: Koopee, Benedict Address: 315 S Gorman, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: POB 1377, Pinon, AZ 86510 2016-CR-0224 Bench Name: Lewis, Delbert Address: POB 639, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lane, Kendraia Address: PO Box 729, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Intoxication 2007-CR-0466 Bench 2003-CR-0926 Bnch Address: POB 672, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Charge: Assault & Battery 2011-CR-1103 Arrest Name: June, Ernie Name: Kee, Randall Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Koopee, Benedict Address: POB 324, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Address: POB4385, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 2005-CR-1564 Bench Address: POB 639, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI 2003-CR-1251 Bench 2011-CR-0540 Bench Name: Martinez, Irvin Name: Maloney, Troy Alvin James H. Address: PO Box 4553, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: POB 927, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2004-CR- Bench 1999-CR-0836 Arrest 2000-CR-1565 Arrest 2015-CR-0872 Arrest 2010-CR-1733 Bench 1191 Name: Monroe, Ivan Name: Martinez, Johnny M. Name: Lewis, Harrison Name: Lomayma, Leandra Name: Manakaja, Willow ThunderHawk Address: PO Box 783, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 5072, Leupp, AZ 86035 Address: PO Box 614, Page, AZ 86040 Address: POB 1885, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 626, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0527 Arrest Charge: Assault & Battery Charge: Endangerment Reason: Failure to Appear 2013-CR- Bench 2009-CR-0419 Bench Name: Lewis, Jeffery Davis 2011-CR-0910 Bench Charge: Reckless Driving 0680 Name: Monroe, Navelle Address: POB 625, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Martinez, Leo Andrew Charge: Driving Under Influence of Name: Manakaja, Willow ThunderHawk Charge: Intoxication Address: PO Box 419, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Address: P.O. Box 5276, Leupp, AZ 86035 Intoxicating Liquor Address: POB 626, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 2002-CR-1220 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2006-CR-0585 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear 2006-CR- Arrest 2000-CR-1768 Bench Name: Lewis, Jerrold Leroy 2011-CR-1482 Arrest Name: Long, Austin 1558 Name: Monroe, Tillman John Address: POB 70, Ganado, AZ 86505 Name: Martinez, Leonard Address: POB 845, Church Rock, NM 87311 Name: Manakaja, Willow ThunderHawk Address: P.O. Box 331, Second Mesa, AZ 8604 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: PO Box 878, Ganado, AZ 86505 Charge: Contempt of Court Address: POB 626, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Indecent Exposure or Handling 2009-CR-1266 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear 2005-CR-0918 Arrest Charge: Intoxication Charge: Assault Charge: Sexual Conduct with a Minor 2009-CR-1617 Bench Name: Lewis, Jerry Jr. 2011-CR-1143 Bench Name: Long, Jasper 2014-CR- Arrest Address: POB 716, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Martinez, Sean Address: General Delivery, Leupp, AZ Name: Manakaja, Willow ThunderHawk 0678 Montano, Deangelo Reason: Failure to Appear Address: 1050 S. Longmore Mesa, AZ 85202 Name: Charge: Intoxication Address: POB 626, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: 304 Mariana Drive, Holbrook, AZ 8602 2012-CR-0552 Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Poss.of Alcohol/Controlled SubstanceReason: Failure to Appear Charge: Excessive Speed 2010-CR-1173 Bench Name: Lewis, Ryan Kuqanyawma 1999-CR-0340 Bench 2006-CR-0772 Arrest 1996-CR- Bench Address: POB 656, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Long, Tillman Name: Masaquaptewa, Calvin Name: Mann, Benny Jr. Name: Montoya, Alejandro James Charge: Probation Violation Address: PO Box 3928, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB141 KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Address: POB 1310, KeamsCanyon, AZ 860340193 Address: P.O. Box 166, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 2016-CR-0062 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Contempt of Court Name: Lewis, Sherwin 2004-CR-0400 Arrest 2012-CR-1193 Arrest 2011-CR-0641 Bench 2012-CR- Arrest Address: POB3013, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 Name: Long, Timothy Name: Mansfield, Brendon Name: Masawytewa, Edourd Chad 0330 Name: Montoya, Alex Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 680, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB714, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 31, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: 1711 1/2 Arrowhead Ave., Flagstaff, A 2013-CR-1092 Bench Charge: Probation Violation Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear 86004 Charge: Intoxication Name: Littleman, Larry 2015-CR-1202 Bench 2010-CR-1234 Arrest 2013-CR-0368 Bench 2011-CRArrest Address: PO Box 793, Pinon, AZ 86510 Name: Lopez, Christopher Ambrose Name: Mansfield, Davina Lois Name: Masawytewa, Edward Darin 1626 Name: Montoya, Merlene Ann Reason: Failure to Appear Address: P.O. Box 651, Sells, AZ 85634 Address: PO Box 796, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: 100 Cornview Dr Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: PO Box 122, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2004-CR-0411 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Name: Littleman, Louis 2009-CR-1169 Arrest 2011-CR-1614 Bench 2010-CR-1585 Bench 2011-CR- Bench Address: Gen. Del. Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Lopez, Lois Name: Mansfield, Garrin Wilford Name: Masayumptewa, Gilbert Name: Montoya, Merlene Ann Reason: Failure to Appear Address: 158 E 800 S, Roosvelt, UT 84066 Address: PO Box 72, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB 1041, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 1560 Address: PO Box 122, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2016-CR-0319 Bench Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lomahaptewa, Amber 2016-CR-0479 Bench 1996-CR-0689 Bench 2015-CR-0554 Bench 2011-CR- Arrest Address: 8218 S 7th, Phoenix, AZ 85042 Name: Lopez, Paul Anthony Name: Manson, Joe Name: Masayumptewa, Gilbert 1567 Montoya, Merlene Ann Reason: Failure to Appear Address: PO Box 387, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB1668, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 1041, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Address: PO Box 122, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2005-CR-1122 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication Name: Lomahaptewa, Laureen 1995-CR-0775 Bench 2015-CR-0914 Bench 2015-CR-0555 Bench 2011-CR- Bench Address: POB1046, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034Name: Lopez, Roland Bryan Name: Manuel, Arlinda Fae Name: Masayumptewa, Gilbert 1118 Montoya, Merlene Ann Reason: Failure to Appear Address: 5350 JustinDr NW Albuq, NM 87114 Address: 1133 W North Lane Phx, AZ 85021 Address: POB 1041, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Address: PO Box 122, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2005-CR-1123 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lomahaptewa, Maureen 2011-CR-1774 Arrest 2015-CR-1292 Arrest 2015-CR-0556 Bench 2011-CR- Bench Address: POB1046, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034Name: Lowe, Christopher Name: Manuel, Tharrell Name: Masayumptewa, Gilbert Name: Montoya, Merlene Ann Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 686, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 1041, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 1524 Address: POB 753, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: PO Box 122, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2015-CR-0985 Arrest Charge: Driving Under Influence of Intox Liq Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lomahoema, Bonnie 2016-CR-0455 Arrest Charge: Reckless Driving 2015-CR-0557 Bench 1999-CR- Bench Address: POB 122, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Charge: Aggravated Driving Under the Influence Name: Manuelito, Aaron Name: Masayumptewa, Gilbert 0437 Montoya, Michael Eric Charge: Contempt of Court Address: POB 94, St. Michaels, AZ 86511 Influence of Intoxicating Liquor Address: POB 1041, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Address: PO Box 924, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 2013-CR-1098 Arrest Charge: Use or Possession of Marijuana or Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1379 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Lomahoema, Jimmy Ray Controlled Substances Charge: Giving False Information to Officer 2011-CR-1583 Bench Name: Lucas, Kelly 2014-CR- Bench Address: POB 906, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 518, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Possessionof Alcoholic Beverages Name: Maze, Robert 1412 Mooya, Alban III Charge: Endangerment or Abandonment of Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Address: POB 391, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034Name: Address: P.O. Box 86, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Of Child 2002-CR-0609 Bench 2016-CR-0258 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-0633 Bench Name: Manycows, Michael Name: Lucas, Kelly 2015-CR-0938 Bench 2013-CR- Bench Name: Lomaintewa, Dwight Address: POB4559, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: P.O. Box 518, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Maze, Robert 0687 Mooya, Alexis Address: POB 485, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 391, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034Name: Address: P.O. Box 86, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Reason: Failure to Appear 1996-CR-0034 Arrest 2003-CR-0626 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1256 Arrest Name: Manygoats, Amos Name: Lujan, Dana 2007-CR-0783 Arrest 1997-CR- Bench Name: Lomaintewa, Dwight Address: P.O. Box 133, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB 671, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: McCabe, Dennis 1342 Morgan, Benjamin Robert Address: POB 485, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Driving or actual physical control Address: POB 85, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Address: PO Box 503, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Intoxication While Under the Influence Charge: Intoxication 2012-CR-0430 Bench Charge: Reasonable and Prudent Speed Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-1064 Bench 2014-CR-1551 Bench Name: Luther, Eric Tyler Charge: Vehicle; Restraints Required 2012-CR- Arrest Name: McCabe, James Charles Name: Lomaintewa, Dwight Address: PO Box 1427, Pinon, AZ 86510 1163 Charge: Poss. of Alcohol/Controlled Subst. Address: POB 2286, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Morgan, Bryce Jordan Address: POB 485, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear 2013-CR-0539 Bench Address: PO Box 4197, Gallup, NM 87305 Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2010-CR-0596 Arrest Name: Manygoats, Celeana Charge: Excessive Speed 2001-CR-0196 Bench 2011-CR-1487 Bench Name: Luther, Vernon Address: POB 1582, Kaibeto, AZ 86053 2004-CR- Bench Name: McCabe, Jason Name: Lomakema, Cheryl Address: P.O. Box 1246, Pinon, AZ 86510 0646 Reason: Failure to Appear Morgan, Thompson Jr. Address: POB 953, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034Name: Address: P.O. Box 688, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Intoxication 2015-CR-0288 Arrest Address: PO Box 12, Continental, NM Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2007-CR-1182 Arrest Name: Manygoats, Dale Reason: Failure to Appear 2008-CR-0304 Bench 2011-CR-1170 Bench Name: Lutse, Adrian Address: POB 3485, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2005-CR- Arrest Name: Lomakema, Travis Name: McDaniel, Richard L Address: PO Box 105, Winslow, AZ 86047 1502 Charge: Resisting Lawful Arrest Name: Morris, Eldred Address: POB902, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Intoxication Address: 100 Kiva Drive C-9, Winslow, AZ Charge: Possession of Alcoholic Beverages Reason: Failure to Appear Address: P.O. Box 943, Winslow, AZ 86047 Reason: Failure to Appear 2006-CR-1310 Bench Charge: Endangerment Charge: Intoxication 2010-CR-0102 Bench 2004-CR-1472 Bench Name: Machuca, Eileen Koinva Charge: Possession of Alcoholic or Controlled Name: Lomakema, Travis Name: Mccabe, Harold Jr Address: 423 E Third St. Winslow, AZ 86047 Charge: Driving Under Influence of Liquor Drugs Substances or Intoxicating Liquor or Drugs 2010-CR- Arrest Address: POB902, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 1391, Tuba City, AZ 86045 0287 Charge: Unlawful Flight from Pursing Law Name: Morris, Lenny Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2000-CR-0582 Bench Enforcment 2015-CR-0479 Arrest Officer Address: PO Box 943 Winslow AZ 86047 2016-CR-0351 Bench 2008-CR-1382 Arrest Name: Mahape, Leander Carl Name: Manygoats, Deana Charge: Intoxication Name: Lomatewama, Daryl Name: Means, Colten Address: POB 1285, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB1101, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2016-CR- Arrest Address: PO Box 96, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 315, Cameron, AZ 86020 Reason: Failure to Appear 0393 Charge: Contempt of Court Name: Muchvo, Sara D. Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication 2004-CR-0993 Bench 2005-CR-1203 Bench 2015-CR- Bench Address: P.O. Box 745, Polacca, AZ 86042 2016-CR-0585 Bench Name: Mahape, Leander Carl 0538 Name: Manygoats, Lorraine Charge: Intoxication Name: Melvin, Dewayne Name: Lomatska, Loretta Address: POB1285, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 5112, Leupp, AZ 86035 2008-CR- Arrest Address: P.O. Box 255, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 Address: POB 914, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Reason: Failure to Appear 1459 Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Multine, Francis Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2015-CR-0531 Arrest 2003-CR-1264 Bench 2012-CRBench Address: P.O. Box 247, Pinon, AZ 86510 2015-CR-0689 Bench Name: Mahkewa, Adrianne June 0094 Charge: Intoxication Name: Mendoza, Mauricio Name: Lomayaktewa, Brennon Allen Address: 3400 S.LakeMary Rd.Flagstaff, AZ Name: Manygoats, Ronald Address: POB 4113, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2009-CR- Bench Address: P.O. Box 32, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 868, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Contempt of Court 0762 2016-CR-0105 Bench Name: Myron, Harvey III Reason: Failure to Comply Reason: Failure to Appear 2014-CR-0971 Bench Name: Manygoats, Sedrick 2016-CR- Bench Address: 2721 West Nebraska Street, Tucson, A 2016-CR-0335 Bench Name: Mahkewa, Anthony 0469 85746 to Appear Address: POB2084, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure Name: Mike, Chris Name: Lomayaktewa, Edwin Address: POB 147, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Reason: Failure to Appear 2010-CR- Arrest Address: PO Box 1327, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 156, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Reason: Failure to Appear 0347 2006-CR-1352 Arret Name: Myron, Paul Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0247 Bench Name: Manymules, Kevin 2005-CR- Bench Address: P.O. Box 13, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 2016-CR-0580 Bench Name: Mahkewa, Brandon 0913 Charge: Intoxication Mike, Felix Name: Lomayaktewa, Gashomnim Address: 997 E Pine Knoll Drive Flagstaff, AZ Address: 719 E 3rd St. Winslow, AZ 86047 Name: Charge: Contempt of Court 2010-CR- Arrest Address: P.O. Box 3550, Blue Gap, AZ Address: POB 283, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 0348 2011-CR-1543 Arrest Name: Myron, Paul Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0159 Bench Name: Manymules, Norman David 2010-CRArrest Address: P.O. Box 13, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 2016-CR-0422 Bench Name: Mahkewa, Daryl 1247 Charge: Intoxication Name: Mike, Meldon Name: Lomayaktewa, Mia Rose Address: POB215, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 1407, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Disorderly Conduct 2012-CR- Bench Charge: Assault & Battery Address: POB 425, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear 0149 Charge: Intoxication 2016-CRArrest Name: Naha, Elvira Reason: Failure to Appear 2016-CR-0482 Arrest 0564 Address: P.O. Box 1026, Keams Canyon, AZ 86 Name: Mike, Ricky D 2016-CR-0227 Arrest 2015-CR-0762 Bench Name: Mahkewa, Gretta Reason: Failure to Appear Address: P.O. Box 3093, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 Name: Lomayaktewa, Stardee Address: POB261, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Name: Mariano, Janene 2013-CR- Arrest Charge: Excessive Speed Address: POB 3839, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 425, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Driving Under Influence of 1163 2003-CR- Bench Name: Naha, Lesley Ann Charge: Excessive Speed Reason: Failure to Appear Intoxicating Liquor or Drugs 1406 Address: PO Box 1486, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Milford, Arlo 2006-CR-0969 Arrest 2015-CR-0031 Bench 2011-CR-1097 Bench Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Address: Tuba City, AZ Name: Marin, Mario Name: Lomayaktewa, Waldon Sr. Name: Mahle, Tawnya Charge: Use or Possession of Marijuana or Address: PO Box 1583, Coolidge, AZ 85228 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 469, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 641, Polacca, AZ 86042 Controlled Substance 2012-CR- Bench 2016-CR- Arrest Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 0003 0379 Name: Nahnacassia, Ernest Charles Jr Name: Mitchell, Maria 2016-CR-0448 Bench 2012-CR-1060 Bench 2014-CR-0013 Arrest Address: PO Box 142, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: P.O. Box 523, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Marquez, Julisa Name: Lomayaktewa, Yoyokie Name: Maho, Corey Charge: Giving False Information to Officer Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 321, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB2013, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034 Address: POB 4138, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2012-CR- Bench Charge: Intoxication Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Contempt of Court 0777 2015-CR- Bench Name: Nahsonhoya, Damion R. 2015-CR-0295 Bench 2011-CR-1795 Bench 2011-CR-1755 Arrest 0667 Address: P.O. Box 623, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Mitchell, Maria Name: Martin, Earl Bradley Name: Lomayestewa, Dellen Name: Maize, Bronco Address: P.O. Box 95, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: PO Box 142, Winslow, AZ 86047 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 317, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB 2610, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2012-CR- Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Intoxication 0809 1997-CR- Arrest Name: Nahsonhoya, Damion R. 2015-CR-0871 Bench 2015-CR-0629 Bench 2001-CR-0518 Bench 0231 Address: P.O. Box 623, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Mitchell, Samuel Anthony Name: Martin, Juana Name: Lomayestewa, Marvis Name: Makesroom, Don Williams Address: PO Box 1500, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: #37 Arch Drive, Crownpoint, NM Address: P.O. Box 755, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Reason: Failure to Appear 2014-CR- Bench Charge: Probation Violation Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear 2006-CR-0233 Arrest Name: Nahsonhoya, Damion R. 0626 2003-CR- Bench 2006-CR-0003 Bench 2015-CR-0872 Arrest Name: Malcolm, Jose Address: P.O. Box 623, Polacca, AZ 86042 0875 Name: Mix, Johnson Name: Martin, Myron Name: Lomayma, Leandra Address: 100YDS S.Cottonwood, BlueGap,AZ Reason: Failure to Appear Address: P.O. Box 4562, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: PO Box, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB 1885, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Charge: Contempt of Court 2015-CR- Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Endangerment 1999-CR-0785 Bench 0866 Name: Nahsonhoya, Lambert Marvin Jr 2012-CR- Arrest 2004-CR-0962 Arrest Charge: Reckless Driving Name: Mallonie, Roy Address: P.O. Box 1308, Keams Canyon, AZ 86 1076 Name: Mockta, Tiffany Erin Name: Martinez, Augustine Charge: Driving Under Influence of Address: PO Box 489, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Charge: Intoxication Address: POB 684, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: PO Box 4439, Blue Gap, AZ Intoxicating Liquor Reason: Failure to Appear 2003-CR- Bench Charge: Aggravated Driving Under Influence Charge: Possession of Alcohol or 2006-CR-0585 Arrest 2016-CR-0002 Bench 1397 Name: Nalwood, Dennis Intoxicating Liquor or or Drugs of Intoxicating Liquor Drugs Controlled Substances Name: Long, Austin Name: Malone, Lionel Address: P.O. Box 328, Pinon, AZ 86510 2013-CRBench Charge: Possession and Display Address: POB 845, Church Rock, NM 87311 Address: P.O. Box 351, Ganado, AZ 86505 Reason: Failure to Appear 1320 Name: Mockta, Tiffany Erin of Driver License Charge: Contempt of Court Reason: Failure to Appear 2003-CR- Bench Address: POB 684, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Charge: Driving Violations 2005-CR-0918 Arrest 2016-CR-0010 Arrest 1396 Name: Nalwood, Harold 2016-CR-0046 Bench Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Long, Jasper Name: Malone, Lydell Address: P.O. Box 328, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: Arrest Name: Martinez, Gerald Address: General Delivery, Leupp, AZ Address: P.O. Box 351, Ganado, AZ 86505 Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Monongye, Adam Address: 18015 S TappsDr. EBonney Lake, WA Charge: Intoxication Charge: Intoxication 2003-CR- Bench Address: P.O. Box 54, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Reason: Failure to Appear Charge: Poss.of Alcohol/Controlled Substance2011-CR-0540 Bench 1398 Name: Nalwood, Ricky 2016-CR- Bench 2003-CR-1251 Bench 1999-CR-0340 Bench Name: Maloney, Troy Alvin James H. Address: P.O. Box 328, Pinon, AZ 86510 0248 Name: Monongye, Joel Name: Martinez, Irvin Name: Long, Tillman Address: POB 927, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB 684, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: PO Box 4553, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: PO Box 3928, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear 2012-CR- Arrest Reason: Failure to Appear Reason: Failure to Appear To continue in 1/17/17 Issue Reason: Failure to Appear 2010-CR-1733 Bench 0557 Name: Namingha, Deidra Rae 1999-CR-0836 Arrest 2004-CR-0400 Arrest HOPI TUTUVENI | TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 9 10 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2017 | Four Years Later, Tester Examines Impact of the Land Buy-Back Program Vice-Chairman Questions DOI official, Tribal Leaders, and Trustees on the Success of Historic Land Consolidation Endeavor Open Membership Beginning January 1, 2017 The Hopi Arts Trail works to support Hopi based artists by increasing economic opportunity through the following:      Local & Regional Consumer Marketing Internet and Social Media Exposure Business support via the HAT Brochure HAT Website & 250 Business Cards Professional Photography Tour Itinerary and Special Event Opportunities The Hopi Arts Trail is a non-profit project that works to give people from all over the world a chance to discover the culture and tradition that is found in Authentic Hopi Art. Call: (928) 283-4500 for more information Or email: darren@experiencehopi.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE U.S. Senate (U.S. Senate)—Four years after the launch of the historic Land Buy-Back Program for Tribal Nations, Senator Jon Tester heard from tribal leaders who were impacted by the $1.9 billion initiative to restore fractionated land into tribal control. During a Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearing, Tester heard testimony and questioned the Interior Department’s Deputy Secretary, as well as Montana Tribal Leaders Fort Peck Chairman Floyd Azure and Blackfeet Vice-Chairman Terry Tatsey on the impacts they have seen with the land buy-back program. “Addressing the problems of land fractionation is an important step for Indian Country,” Tester said in the hearing. “By returning these lands to tribes, the Land Buy-Back program has helped tribal governments in a number of ways from addressing jurisdictional issues and protecting cultural and natural resources to developing key infrastructure.” The Land Buy-Back Program for Tribal Nations was the result of a settlement from a class-action lawsuit brought to federal court by Elouise Cobell, a Montanan, an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe, and recent Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient. The land buy-back program aims to purchase fractional interests in trust or restricted land from willing sellers at a fair market value, which has provided tribal governments greater control of their land. Since the land buy-back program began making offers to tribal members in 2013, nearly $900 million has been paid to land owners for roughly 1.7 million acres that has been restored to tribal governments. This month, the Interior Department sent out over $270 million in offers to Blackfeet tribal members who own fractionated land interests on the Blackfeet Reservation. Tribal members from the Crow, Northern Cheyenne, Flathead, Fort Belknap, and Fort Peck Reservations have already received payouts from the land buy-back program. ### Hopi Tutuveni 928-734-3282 SUBSCRIPTION FORM CALL 1.928.734.3282 Subscribe to the HopiRATE Tutuveni SUBSCRIPTION Rates □2017 $50 =Subscription one year (24 issues) FOR MORE INFORMATION □ $35 =OnsixReservation months (12 issues) Name: Address: City: State: Email: Zip Code: Phone #: $25 for 6 months | $40 for 12 months The Hopi Tutuveni is published on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. For information, call 928-734-3282 Submissions deadline is one week prior to publication For information call: 928-734-3282 Make Check or Money order Off Reservation payable to: $40 for 6 months | $60 for 12 months The Hopi Tutuveni P.O. Box 123 PO Box 123 Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Kykotsmovi, AZ --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/tribal%3Ahopi_arizona%3A043bf0767e634cde. Public record. 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