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URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/tribal%3Aponca_nebraska%3Ae762205f7660748d ## Record - **Collection:** Tribal code - **Document type:** Tribal code ## Text Member News Honoring the children Ponca Tribe members and staff turn out to honor procession returning children to the Rosebud reservation August 2021 r the Facebook fo Follow us on ion at ate inform most up-to-d : ow w e Pow regarding th ow w ow P m/PTN facebook.co 27th Annual Northern Ponca POWWOW August 13, 14 & 15, 2021 Grand Entries: Fri - 7 pm | Sat - 1 pm & 7 pm | Sun - 1 pm Meals provided 1 hour before each Grand Entry Diabetes Fun Run August 13 | 5 pm Join us for a fun walk/run before Friday Grand Entry Head Man Quentin Bonge MC Shannon LeRoy Senior Princess Nevaeh Horse Horseshoe Tournament August 15 | 10 am 1st Prize: $250 2nd Prize: $150 3rd Prize: $100 Head Woman Taya Wright Head Singer Robert Collins Junior Princess CeCe Taylor Head Boy Mike Sheridan, Jr. Hand Drum Contest 1 person must have their own drum. 1st Prize: $300 2nd Prize: $200 3rd Prize: $100 Team Dance Contest 3-5 dancers, all dancers must be in regalia 1st Prize: $400 2nd Prize: $250 3rd Prize: $150 Invited Drums Omaha Whitetail Young Bucks Head Girl The Horse Kitanna Wright Standing Eagle Arena Director Mato Pejuta Josh LeRoy Mazakute All Dancers, Vendors and Spectators Welcome. Little Miss Cante Iyapa Blacktail Deer (Rosebud) Security and First Aid Provided. Restrooms, Running Water, and Limited Camping on Site PTN POWWOW GROUNDS DIRECTIONS: One mile West of Niobrara on Highway 12. Turn left at the Ponca Sign, located across from the Niobrara State Park. Follow the pavement to the Powwow Grounds. With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council. August 2021 Tribal News Procession honored as children return home after 142 years The Rosebud Sioux Tribe Repatriation procession passed over Standing Bear Bridge Friday, July 16th, returning the remains of nine children from Carlise Residential School to the Rosebud Reservation. They were led by Legion Riders. PTN members and staff gathered to support them on this journey and honor the children. win Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 1 Tribal News August 2021 District 4 holds July 4th celebration Family Fun District 2 Fun-Plex | 70th & Q | Omaha District 2 Ponca Members are invited to make a splash this summer with FREE tickets to Fun-Plex! Tickets are good during regular business hours, throughout the 2021 swim season (including any unused tickets from last year!), and can be picked up from Shannon Malone at the Fred LeRoy Health & Wellness Center. Tickets are for enrolled District 2 Ponca Members only. One ticket per member. If tickets are lost, they will not be replaced. 2 Ponca Tribe OFNebraska nonbá August 2021 Attention All AVT/HIED Students Nationwide: Education Attention All K-12 YIP Students Nationwide: • High School Seniors for the 2020-2021 school year are eligible to receive a $500.00 Graduation Incentive! Please remember to submit your official transcripts after EACH term funded in order to be eligible to receive • Our department is accepting projects for incentives in the following areas: Art, Essay/Poetry, and Student of the Month. future funding. Students must apply *Winners may receive $100.00 for 1st place, $50.00 for 2nd place, each school year. and $25.00 for 3rd place. Grade divisions are as follows: Primary (K-2), Intermediate (3-5), Middle (6-8), and High School (9-12) Fall 2021 deadline: August 15, 2021 Winter 2021 deadline: November 15,2021 • Perfect Attendance $100.00 (0-.49 days of absenteeism), Spring 2022 deadline: December 15,2021 The Ponca Educational Trust Fund is available nationwide to students who enroll at one of the University of Nebraska Campuses/Online Courses: Lincoln ~ Omaha ~ Kearney (Must be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester to be eligible) $50.00 (.5-3.49 days absenteeism), and $25.00 (3.5-5.49 days of absenteeism). Deadline to apply for the 2020-2021 school year is July 31, 2021. All Education Department Applications and Program Information is available online on our tribal website. If you have any questions for the education department, please feel free to contact Aubrey Knudsen @ office (402)371-8834, work cell (402)844-0957, or aknudsen@poncatribe-ne.org. *Ponca tribal enrollment is required for ALL education programs* Give 2021 Your Best Shot! The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is offering $100 Target gift card incentive for fully vaccinated (both shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or one shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine) Ponca Tribe of Nebraska members, and staff from all Ponca Tribe of Nebraska entities. This incentive is available to Ponca Tribe of Nebraska members nationwide. To apply, you must complete the form online at https://tinyurl.com/nt3pd7. Please be aware that submissions may take 1-2 weeks to process. Incomplete forms will not be processed. For questions, please contact Becci Sullivan at 531.222.4471 Offer open to enrolled members of the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska, and current employees of all Ponca Tribe of Nebraska entities ONLY. Ponca Health Services can look up vaccine records for anyone who has received the COVID-19 vaccine at any of our Ponca Health Services locations and/or events, if documentation is unavailable. One incentive per person. Fraudulent claims may affect eligibility for future programs or employment status. Lost or stolen gift cards will NOT be replaced. thábthin Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 3 Youth Council August 2021 Reel Mentors event provides learning and fun Becci Sullivan District 2 Council Rep On Saturday, June 26th District 2 collaborated with the Reel Mentors Program founders Ronald Suverkrubbe, Ponca Tribal member and owner of Critter U, and Rashad Evans, Hall of Fame mixed martial artist, to provide a fishing event for our district youth at Standing Bear Lake off of 138th and Fort in Omaha, NE. Many of the Reel mentor representatives traveled from Florida to attend the event and even brought a few youth from the FL area to experience life in Omaha and fishing in Nebraska. Also in attendance were many of the Osni Ponka youth council members to serve as mentors for the day. The group met in the morning to provide fishing education for the youth. They learned how to tie different fishing knots, how to cast, and about fishing techniques. 4 The youth were able to have casting contests and see fish up close to better understand the sport. Once the group was finished with donuts and the education session, they walked down to the pier to show their new skills with their mentors. After fishing for a couple of hours, the group reconnected at the pavilion for a grill out and the kids were able to play games and hang out with their mentors. In addition to the fishing, learning, and playing, the participants had the opportunity to engage with champions Rashad Evans and Houston Alexander. Their stories provide meaningful Ponca Tribe OFNebraska examples for youth of the power of goals, discipline, effort, and the ability to cope with stress and pressure. Both gentlemen are committed to “giving back” and strengthening our communities and empowering our youth. According to Ponca member Ronald Suverkrubbe, “the goals of the Reel Mentors programs are simple ... to teach kids how to fish and provide each child with a mentor they can talk to about education, life ... and of The Reel Mentors collaboration made the day successful for our D2 Ponca youth, with Scheels providing the fishing poles for each youth to take home. D2 Tribal Council provided the food, tackle boxes with goodies, and the prizes for the youth contests. continued on next page dubá August 2021 Youth Council Youth Council attends Unity Conference MENTORS: Collaboration teaches outdoor skills Maci Schott This July, the Osni Ponka Youth Council attended their very first Unity Conference. Chairwoman Maci Schott traveled with members Ben Schott, Cami Schott, Sofia Hegstrom, and Taya Lehman to Dallas, Texas. They were chaperoned by the Osni Ponka Youth Council advisor, Rebecca Sullivan, and Ponca member, Candy Schott. At the conference our Ponca Youth Council members learned about native pride, raising awareness on important topics that are affecting our native youth, and heard from numerous guest speakers. Their favorite guest speaker was Lauren Schad. Lauren is 26 years old, and she is a member of the Cheyanne River Sioux Tribe. Lauren is a professional volleyball player for a team in France. She shared her experience about teaching others about her culture, being a minority, persevering through school, and accomplishing goals as a young native. She is a Nike N7 Ambassador and has a line coming out early this month. Our members loved hearing sáton continued from page 4 about her commitment as a young Native athlete in school and raising awareness on the MMIW epidemic. Another highlight from the trip was being exposed to various cultures and traditions in other tribes. The Youth Council members especially enjoyed learning about other regions around the United States. At this conference, youth spoke from the Great Plains, Midwest, Northeast, Northwest, Pacific, Rocky Mountains, Southeast, Southern Plains, Southwest, and Western regions. It was great for our Youth Council members to hear what different Youth Councils are doing, their perspectives, and about life in their tribes. Our Youth Council members have even learned that they can stay in touch with everyone at Unity through a new app called “Unity Wellness Warrior”. Our members have downloaded this app and through it, they can learn about culture, language, traditional dishes, project planning, financial fitness, and more. This will allow our tribe’s Youth Council to stay in touch and communicate with other youth leaders around the United States. Together, we hope to continue to raise awareness on important issues and inspire future leaders to be anything they set their minds to. course, fishing.” The group hopes to continue to work with the Ponca Tribe of NE to provide more youth with a day of fishing and fun. The day’s events were in line with the group’s motto, Empowering youth success through mentor-led learning experiences. A special THANKS to Ponca member, Ronald Suverkrubbe and his partner, Pam Perry, for their continued commitment and for allowing their non-profit, Reel Mentors Youth Fishing Program, to be a part of our D2 Community. “It was really great to see our youth enjoying themselves in nature, fishing, laughing, talking, playing, and having a wonderful time without electronics!” said D2 Tribal Council Rep, Becci Sullivan. Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 5 Environment/Health & Safety August 2021 Learning about the different types of ozone atmosphere. The ozone layer is a layer of the atmosphere that protects There are two types of ozone around the Earth. the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation. One is harmful groundlevel ozone. Ground-level The ozone layer has been ozone has been linked to depleted over the years thanks to industrializasevere health complication, with the major retions such as a decrease in lung functions, inflam- leases of greenhouse gases from large factories. Due mation, and increases in asthma attacks. Ground- to the depletion of the ozone layer, the number level ozone is produced of cases of different types when volatile organic of skin cancer has been compounds (commonly on the rise. Sunburns found in aerosol sprays) have also gotten worse react with nitrogen and over the years. This is radiation from sunlight. because more harmful The other type of known ultraviolet radiation from ozone is the protective the sun is making its way layer of ozone in the to the Earth’s surface. Allison Gienapp Air Technician Thankfully, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) on January 6th of this year, they declared that the Antarctic ozone hole, which was one of the deepest and largest gaps in the last 40 years has now closed. September 16, 2021, marks the 34th year of what is now known as World Ozone Day. World Ozone Day is a day marked to bringing awareness to protecting the World’s ozone layer in the atmosphere. This started thanks to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and the Montreal Protocol. The Vienna Convention was the scientific confirmation that the ozone layer had been depleted and prompted the international community to take actions against the depletion of the ozone layer. The Montreal Protocol is a world protocol on how to protect the ozone layer. This is done by taking measures to control the releases of greenhouse gases and other substances that harm the ozone layer. Ponca Health Services presents on summer storm preparedness On Thursday, July 22nd, the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska hosted a Summer Severe Weather preparedness event. Staff presented on how to make an emergency plan for severe weather, and talked about assembling an emergency kit for these scenarios. In-person and virtual attendees were invited to pick up some basic emergency kit supplies, and all attendees were entered into a drawing for larger emergency kit supplies. Winners of the raffle included Beth Barger, Candace Schmidt, Jamie Lemus, and Tasia Voss. Make sure that you and your family are prepared for summer storms! 6 take a look at the basic items, consider what unique needs your family might have, such as supplies for pets or seniors. Include copies of important paperwork such as birth certificates, titles and deeds, and insurance information. Why build an emergency kit? After an emergency, you may not have access to running water, electricity, or even your home, and may need to survive with limited resources Ponca Tribe OFNebraska for several days. Being prepared means having enough food, water, and other supplies. Generally, plan for three days, possibly longer if you are in a remote or hardto-reach area. Once you If you would like one of the emergency kit starter bags from this event, please contact Sarah in the Niobrara office, and she will facilitate getting one to the office site nearest you for pickup. Kits are available on a firstcome, first-served basis. shápe August 2021 péthonba Tribal News Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 7 Tribal News August 2021 Cante’ Waste’ Win Tiospaye’ Talking Circle Cante’ Waste’ Win Tiospaye Talking Cir- Please join our Female Talking Circle Every 1st & 3rd Friday each month @ 6pm Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition 2240 Landon Ct, Omaha NE Any questions contact Marissa Wright (402)309-4503 or Lestina Saul (402)885-5445 Healing through tradition, ceremony and prayer... 8 Ponca Tribe OFNebraska pethábthin August 2021 Tribal News Change of Address Form Mail to: PTN Enrollment Dept PO Box 288 Niobrara, NE 68760 Fax: 402-857-3771 HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD MUST BE AN ENROLLED PONCA TRIBE MEMBER ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ OTHER ENROLLED PONCA TRIBE MEMBERS IN HOUSEHOLD: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ PREVIOUS ADDRESS: (Street/P.O. Box, Apt #, City, State, Zip, County) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEW ADDRESS: (Street/P.O. Box, Apt #, City, State, Zip, County) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEAREST RELATIVE PHONE/ADDRESS:________________________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER:_______________________________________________________________ ALTERNATE/CELL NUMBER:_______________________________ E-mail ___________________________________ DATE NEW ADDRESS IN EFFECT:___________________________________________________________________________ To provide better services to Ponca tribal members, this information will be shared with all PTON Departments as needed. Any service may be suspended until this information is corrected and/or updated. _______________________________________ SIGNATURE REQUIRED shónka Approved: 10/18/2008 _______________________________ DATE Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 9 I I Tribal News August 2021 (Please sign your name in the area below with a BLACK felt tip marker) I I TRIBAL MEMBERS (please print) NAME:_________________________________________DOB:_________________________ I ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________ I ____________________________________________________________________________ DO YOU WANT YOUR SS NUMBER ON YOUR ID CARD? YES_________OR NO_________ If yes, please check one of the following: Full SS number_____ or Last 4 digits only_____ By marking Yes you understand it is your responsibility to keep your SSN confidential and acknowledge that the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is not responsible the card is lost or stolen. TRIBAL if MEMBERS (please print) FOR A PHOTO ID PLEASE SIGN AND FILL OUT THIS PAGE, DON’T FORGET TO SEND (EMAIL) YOUR PICTURE AS WELL NAME:_________________________________________DOB:_________________________ Photo ID Instructions ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________ 1. Please completely fill in the information on the bottom of the signature page. With a black felt tip marker please sign your name in the middle of the top of the signature page. (Please note that children do not require a ____________________________________________________________________________ signature. Only adults need to sign for their own ID’s.) TRIBAL MEMBERS 2. Clear readable copies of the following must be submitted: (please DO YOU WANT YOUR SS NUMBER ON YOUR IDprint) CARD? YES_________OR NO_________ a: yes, Stateplease Driver’s License, Card or other Picture ID cardor (It Last must4have your picture and signature on it) If check one State of theIDfollowing: Fullvalid SS number_____ digits only_____ b: If you are not an enrolled member of the Ponca Tribe but your child is, you must still submit a copy of your NAME:_________________________________________DOB:_________________________ ByState marking YesLicense, you understand it isoryour responsibility toand keep yourofSSN and acknowledge Driver’s State ID Card other valid Picture ID a copy yourconfidential child(s) Social Security Card thatand theTribal Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is not Enrollment Card for proof ofresponsible enrollment. if the card is lost or stolen. ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________ 3. Photo Options: Please email a current photo (without filters) to - enrollment@poncatribe-ne.org ____________________________________________________________________________ You may scan and email or mail documentation to: DO YOU WANT YOUR SS NUMBER ON YOUR ID CARD? YES_________OR NO_________ Ponca Nebraska If yes, Tribe pleaseofcheck one of the following: Full SS number_____ or Last 4 digits only_____ Enrollment Department PO Box 288 By marking Yes you understand it is your responsibility to keep your SSN confidential and acknowledge Niobrara, NE 68760-0288 that the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is not responsible if the card is lost or stolen. 10 Ponca Tribe OFNebraska gthébon August 2021 Member’s Corner MEMBERS NEEDED! LAW & JUSTICE COMMITTEE There is currently an open position for a Ponca Tribal member and a member from the legal area. The duties of this committee are as follows: a. To act as a liaison between the Tribal Court and Tribal Council; b. To oversee the budget of the Tribal Court and make recommendations to the Tribal Council regarding the same; c. To provide oversight of the Tribal Court and make recommendations to the Tribal Council relating to the operations and growth of the Court, including additional dispute resolution methods; d. To review complaints of judicial misconduct or disability under the Code of Judicial Conduct or other applicable rules or statutes of conduct governing the Judges and Justices of the Tribal Court, hold public fact-finding hearings when such complaints are supported by probable cause with the Judge or Justice given a full opportunity to defend and be heard with legal counsel and, if such hearing reveals clear, cogent and convincing evidence of a violation, to publicly admonish, reprimand or censure the Judge or Justice or recommend suspension or removal from office in accordance with the laws of the Tribe; e. To make recommendations on amendments to the Rules of Court to the Tribal Council and establish such rules in the absence of Tribal Council action as permitted herein; f. To approve Rules of Court governing or related to judicial conduct as provided herein; g. To set filing fees for the Tribal Court as permitted herein; h. To provide annual evaluations of the Judges and Justices of the Tribal Court and provide the same to the Tribal Council and members of the Tribe; i. To make recommendations to the Tribal Council regarding amendments, modifications, and additions to this Code; and j. Such other duties and responsibilities as the Tribal Council may from time designate. Members receive a $250 stipend, plus mileage at the approved government rate, not to exceed 410 miles. Please submit a letter of interest and resume to apply. Deadline to apply is September 1, 2021 LANGUAGE & CULTURE COMMITTEE There is currently an open position for District 4 on the Language & Culture Committee for a term to expire on 3/9/24. Some of the responsibilities of this committee are: • To provide guidance to the Culture Department and Language Program with long-term planning, programming, and the use of traditional knowledge. • To generate culturally-appropriate programming to increase tribal involvement on culture and language activities and create a sustainable culture and language program for tribal members inside and outside the SDAs. • To act as a resource for Tribal departments to create culturally-based programming by providing guidance, knowledge, wisdom, and expertise on Ponca culture, traditions, history, and beliefs. • To assist the Ponca Tribal government in the formulation of policies and procedures pertaining to the Ponca Language, culture, and history. • To review and approve all Ponca culturally related educational material, such as instructional materials and modern communication media productions, to be used to provide instruction to • To review and reserve approval on all other activities and tasks related to the Ponca language, history, and culture as may be referred the Committee. • To periodically assess and review the Language Program and provide such assessments to the Tribal Council. Members receive a $250 stipend, plus mileage at the approved government rate, not to exceed 410 miles. Please submit a letter of interest and resume to apply. Deadline to apply is September 1, 2021. agthín win Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 11 Member’s Corner Community Health Manager, Nancie Velasquez received a call from Shannon Herink who works with the Christ Child Society in the Omaha area asking if we were in need of diaper bags for our expecting mothers. In less than 20 hours she delivered 25 bags to us. The bags are filled with some necessities for newborns. They also donated some small homemade quilts. Our Health Information Specialist, Trezure Patlan helps pass out bags such as these to our expecting mothers. Trezure stated that these bags are going to help so many and she’s looking forward to giving some away ASAP. August 2021 Former Tribal Council secretary and D4 representative Candace Schmidt was honored with a custom Pendleton blanket for her eight years of service. She was presented the blanket on Thursday, June 24th at the transit building in Norfolk by Vice Chairwoman Becci Sullivan. Becci acknowledged Candace’s dedication and commitment to her Ponca people during her years on Tribal Council and thanked Candace for partnering with her to create assistance programs, including the iPonca iPad/MacBook program, freezers, elders food gift cards, and the iMap, iPep, and iPep2 monetary assistance programs. Candace and Becci played a vital role in initiating and implementing these programs by bringing them to Tribal Council for approval and serving as the points of contact for our membership. MEMBERS NEEDED! PONCA TAX COMMISSION There is currently an open position on the Tax Commission with a term to expire on 4/24/22. The Ponca Tax Commission is charged with the administration and enforcement of all tribal tax laws. Commissioners are paid a $250.00 stipend per meeting plus mileage reimbursement at the government approved rate up to 410 miles round trip. Please submit a letter of interest and resume to apply. Deadline to apply is September 1, 2021. POW WOW COMMITTEE There are three terms on the Pow Wow Committee that will be expiring on 9/30/21 so letters of interest are being accepted at this time. Committee members are paid a $250.00 stipend plus mileage reimbursement up to 410 miles at the current federally approved rate. If you are interested in serving please submit your letter of interest. Deadline to apply is September 1, 2021. Thank you. HOW TO APPLY: There are specific qualifications for many of the above positions. Please contact Beth Barger at 402857-3391 Ext. 405 or bbarger@poncatribe-ne.org and she can provide you the necessary information. You may submit your letter of interest and/or resume to Ponca Tribal Council, ATTN: Beth Barger, P.O. Box 288, Niobrara, NE 68760 or via e-mail to bbarger@poncatribe-ne.org. Thank you. 12 Ponca Tribe OFNebraska shápe nonbá August 2021 We are proud to announce that our daughter, Grace Cramblett, qualified for the Junior Olympics in the girls individual 800 meter race. She went to state in the 4x800 in May with her high school. In June she ran three meets (800m)to earn a spot at Regionals. At Regionals she finished in 5th place and qualifies for the Junior Olympics in Houston Texas. Member’s Corner Maile Kiana Chung, a recent graduate of the University of Washington, will begin her work towards a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Services this fall. She will be working with indigenous professors to learn more about Native American systems with the hope of working with tribes to create accessible libraries and archives. She is the daughter of Hyo and Diann Kennedy Chung, the granddaughter of Leon and Donna Franklin Kennedy and a descendant of Na Ja Ge Win Congratulations Gracie- you make your family proud! Love you, Mom & Dad Elder’s Council Meeting August 13 & 14 | 9 am Ponca Tribe Headquarters | Niobrara September 3 | 9 am Ponca Office | Ralston agthín thábthin ATTENTION PONCA MEMBERS!!! If you are a registered member of the Ponca Tribe of NE, qualify for assistance, and have not yet received your iPonca21 check, please contact Troy Spencer at 492.438.9222 for more information. Please take into consideration that checks make take up to 3 weeks for delivery. Ponca Tribe OFNebraska 13 P.O. Box 288 Niobrara, NE 68760 www.p e.org n e b i r oncat Office Locations NIOBRARA 68760 Headquarters 2523 Woodbine St., P.O. Box 288 Ph: (402) 857-3391 Fax: (402) 857-3736 Enrollment 2523 Woodbine St., P.O. Box 288 Ph: (402) 857-3391 Fax: (402) 857-3771 Cultural P.O. Box 288 Ph: (402) 857-3519 Fax: (402) 857-3652 Ponca Hills Clinic Ph: (402) 371-8780 (402) 371-5726 Fax: (402) 379-4291 - Pharmacy (402) 379-4293 - Registration (402) 371-4094 - Medical Lab Administration 119 6th Street Ph: (712) 258-0500 Fax: (712) 258-0762 OTHER RESOURCES Ponca Express Child Abuse Hotline Ph: 877-769-3111 800-652-1999 (Nebraska) 800-362-2178 (Iowa) Northern Ponca Housing Authority 877-244-0864 (South Dakota) 1501 Michigan Ave. Ph: (402) 379-8224 National Child Abuse Hotline (800) 367-2320 800-422-4453 Fax: (402) 379-8557 Purchased/Referred Care Ph: (800) 405-0365 Administration Fax: (402) 371-0176 1701 E Street Ph: (402) 438-9222 OMAHA 68107 Fax: (402) 438-9226 Fred LeRoy Health & Wellness Clinic Osni Ponca 2602 “J” Street 2756 O Street Ph: (402) 733-3612 Ph: (402) 434-2127 Fax: (402) 733-3487 Fax: (402) 434-2128 Administration NORFOLK 68701 5805 South 86th Circle, 68127 Administration Building Ph: (402) 315-2760 1800 Syracuse Ave. Ph: (402) 371-8834 Dental Fax: (402) 371-7564 2602 “J” Street Ph: (402) 733-1325 Gym Building Fax: (402) 733-3487 1800 Syracuse Ave. Ph: (402) 371-8834 Northern Ponca Housing Authority Fax: (402) 379-0988 10635 Birch., 68134 Ph: (402) 505-3055 Fax: (402) 505-3066 LINCOLN 68508 SIOUX CITY 51103 National Suicide Hotline 800-273-8255 Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233 National Human Trafficking Hotline 888-373-7888 National Problem Gambling Helpline 800-522-4700 Elder Abuse Hotline 800-252-8966 Boys Town Crisis Line 800-448-3000 Drug Treatment & Referral Hotline 877-726-4727 Nebraska Family Helpline 888-866-8660 Veterans Crisis Line 800-273-8255 The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Newsletter is published monthly and printed by Printco Graphics, Omaha, Nebraska. ahgthee dubah Deadline for submissions is the 1st of each month. In the event the 1st falls on a weekend, submissions are due the Friday before. All submissions of a political nature are subject to Tribal Council approval. Send to Jessica Hitchcock, jhitchcock@poncatribe-ne.org. See or print the newsletter archives in full color on the member’s side (you must log in) of the web site at: www.poncatribe-ne.org --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/tribal%3Aponca_nebraska%3Ae762205f7660748d. Public record. Not legal advice.