Entries by aaron scott
JOM (Johnson O’Malley) COMMITTEE
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT The Spokane Tribe is seeking interested individuals* to serve on the following committees/board: JOM (Johnson O’Malley) COMMITTEE *Must be a parent of an eligible Indian student enrolled in […]
Wellpinit Water Issues
This morning we are experiencing a different water issue in the Wellpinit community; we have a water leak problem. In order for us to repair the leak we would need […]
Emergency Water Notice 6/27/2022
Good Afternoon, There is currently a Water supply issue that Utilities and Public Works has been made aware of. The Departments are working to restore water at this time and […]
Indian Child Welfare Advisory Committee (STICWAC) – Vacancy
Indian Child Welfare Advisory Committee (STICWAC) The role of the STICWAC shall be to advise the Spokane Tribal Department of Children and Family Services on matters related to the welfare […]
Spokane Tribe Business Council Reorganization
To Whom It May Concern: On June 21, 2022, newly elected Council members of the Spokane Tribe were sworn in to office and the following is the result of their […]
Vacancy Announcements
The Spokane Tribe is seeking interested individuals to serve on the following boards/committees: HEALTH BOARD STICWAC (Indian Child Welfare Advisory Committee) TERO (Tribal Employment Rights) COMMISSION SIHA (Spokane Indian Housing […]
Spring Chinook Allocation 6/9/2022
Tribal crews will be traveling to Leavenworth on Thursday June 9, 2022 to pick up salmon and will be distributing to three locations. This is the first Salmon allocation of the year so….Please […]
HEALTH BOARD STICWAC (Indian Child Welfare Advisory Committee) Vacancy
HEALTH BOARD STICWAC (Indian Child Welfare Advisory Committee) Vacancy Please submit your Letter of Interest (LOI) detailing your background, experience and knowledge, as applicable, for Council consideration. Spokane Tribal employees […]
The Šiʔtús Society
The Spokane Tribe of Indian’s Prevention Program is proud to announce the launch of their new youth leadership group named the Šiʔtús Society (Šiʔtús meaning the front or the leaders). […]
The Spokane Tribe of Indians vision is to achieve true sovereignty by attaining self-sufficiency. We will preserve and enhance our traditional values by living and teaching the inherent principles of respect, honor and integrity as embodied in our language and life-ways. We will develop strong leadership through education, accountability, experience and positive reinforcement.