Siletz news /, May 01, 2000, Page 21, Image 21

TRIBAL COUNCIL TIMESHEETS
Delores Pigsley - 2/24/00-4/5/00
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Calls/ECONW Portland, mail
Inv. Comm., agenda items,
Gaming Comm.
Financials
Gaming Comm., interviews,
Personnel eval, charities
mtg., new hospital admin.
Oregon Watershed,
Menucha, OR
Calls, agenda, mail
Research project, calls
Calls, letter, faxes, Lincoln
City, mail
Judges, Special TC
in Portland
Housing wkshp, admin,
report in Siletz
Washington, DC, legislative
summit
Mtg. w/ Washington
delegates
Washington, DC
Travel from Washington, DC,
Gaming Brd. Siletz
Boxing & financial wkshp
Agenda prep & agenda items
Faxes, reports, admin,
gaming calls & financial
report
Prep forTC, commission item
Budget mtg., travel to Coos
Bay OWEB board
OWEB Board
OWEB Board & home
Regular TC
Regular TC, signing & home
Mail, calls, legal
News articles, admin., calls,
faxes
Personnel, calls, financials
Meet w/Gaming Comm. &
Board, gaming issues
TC mgmt, retreat, Special TC
Meet w/ Mayor Holden and
return
L. City press conference and
calls re: gaming
Mail, agenda items, calls re:
casino, economic
development
History project, mtg. on
financials, calls, reports, mail
Calls, gaming financials
Calls, reporters, ECONW
report, admin.
To L. City, candidate’s fair,
agenda items, calls
Housing, economic
development, reporters, mail
Tribal Chairman
Delores Pigsley is
interviewed by Joe
DellaValle from KBCH
radio in Lincoln City.
ECONorthwest, cont’d from page 1
Let us now look at some of the major economic and social
findings from the study:
^^Tnbal spending, which includes tribal administration, programs
and the tribe’s gaming enterprise, Chinook Winds, supported
1,493 full-time jobs - nearly one out of every 11 jobs in Lincoln
County.
Regarding tribal programs in 1998, apart from revenues
generated by Chinook Winds,
> $9.4 million was spent by the tribe on health and social services
programs
► $8.5 million for administrative programs
► $4.2 million for housing programs
Since it opened in 1991, the Siletz Health clinic has treated
more than 27,000 patients annually, of whom 57 percent were
non-members whose health needs were not being met by local
health services.
^^Chinook Winds employees who live in Lincoln City were paid
nearly $7.1 million in 1998, and their wages were used to make
$5.8 million in consumer purchases.
^^In 1998, Chinook Winds spent on goods and services:
► $19.6 million in Lincoln County
► $11.5 million elsewhere, outside the county
^►Chinook Winds is a major force in the county’s tourism industry
and attracted more than 475,000 extra visits in 1998.
These new visitors to Lincoln City who came because of
Chinook Winds spent about $10 million at city businesses
outside the casino.
^Lincoln City’s economy was $11.6 million stronger in 1998
because of Chinook Winds.
^The government of Lincoln City had a revenue benefit of
$675,055 in fiscal 1998/1999.
^►without Chinook Winds, ECONorthwest found:
► There would be 1,173 fewer jobs in Lincoln County
► Paychecks totaling $23 million would disappear from
Lincoln County
► Lincoln City would have 533 few residents and 11.8 percent
lower property values
(See ECONorthwest on page 22)
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