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Tribal Jobs
(The following is the re­
cent job opening list of the
Warm Springs Tribes.
See Amelia Tewee in the
Personnel Department to sub­
m it an a p plicatio n, o r c a ll
553-3262. Also, you can ap­
p ly on-line at www.ctws.org.
F or more details on the posi­
tions, call the contact person
liste d on the advertisement.
O r visit the tribe s’jo b adver­
tisement list at www. ctws. org.
A ll positions are open until
filled, unless otherwise indi­
cated.)
P u b lic S a fe ty G e n e r a l
M anager.
W o rk under the C h ie f O p­
e ra tio n s O ffic e r as P u b lic
Safety General Manager. Plan,
organize, direct, and control
th e fu n c tio n s o f th e P u b lic
S afety Branch. Develop and
im p le m e n t p o lic ie s , p ro c e ­
dures, rules, regulations and
law ordinances to protect life
and property through the ju d i­
cial process and crime preven­
tion work. Provide law enforce­
m en t and ju d ic ia l p ro g ra m s
w ithin the Public S afety S e r­
vices to the com m unity. Re­
sponsible for m aintaining posi­
tiv e pu b lic relations. A ssure
quality o f services to the com ­
Page 10 Spilyay Tymoo J u ly 16, 2009
m unity including, but not lim ­
ited to law enforcement, deten­
tion, v ic tim ’s assistance, in ­
vestigation and other ju d icial
services and programs. Salary
Range Neg. Gerald Smith 553-
3228.
Legal A id e Supervisor.
Provide legal service and
counseling and represent cli­
ents in court. Bachelor degree
in crim inal justice. Ju rist Doc­
torate preferred and 3 years ex­
perience in ju d icia l or law field.
O ne year supervisory experi­
ence. A com bination o fe d u ca ­
tio n a n d e x p e rie n c e is
acceptable.N o history o f dis­
ciplinary action from any bar
a sso cia tio n o r court. S alary
Range 34,574. Yr. Anita Jack-
son 553-3278. Closes 7 /f 7.
Youth Services Coordina­
tor.
Plan, org a n ize and d irect
prevention and intervention ser­
vice s, e ve n ts, m e e tin g and
projects fo r the W arm Springs
youth, both fo r groups and in­
d ivid u a ls. A s s o c ia te d e g re e
an d /o r two to three years o f
college level courses in related
field or an acceptable com bi­
nation o f education and skills
suitable to perform jo b require­
m ents. Excellent com m unica­
tion skills, including w ritten,
verbal, interpersonal and lis­
tening e specially w ith youth.
K now ledge o f court and legal
procedures. Knowledge of Con­
fe d e ra te d T rib e s o f W a rm
Springs m ajor historical events
and docum ents (treaty o f 1855
and Removal from River; Con­
stitution and By-Laws; C orpo­
rate C harter; W arm S prings
O rdinances, R esolutions and
Statues; the People’s Plan the
C TW S S overeignty Declara­
tion) M ust possess valid First
R esponders C ertification, in­
cluding CPR. A m ale is pre­
ferred fo r this position. Salary
R a n g e $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . Y r. M a rie
Calica 553-3278. Closes 7 /f 7.
F ire m a n a g e m e n t: P re ­
v e n tio n O ffic e r/E d u c a tio n
Tech nician.
V a lid O re g o n D riv e rs L i­
cense is required and m ust be
able to pass required P reven­
tio n co u rse s. S a la ry R ange
N e g . K e n L y d y 5 5 3 -1 1 4 6 .
Closes 7/17.
Fire F ighter./Fuels S ea­
sonal.
Main duties are using power
to o ls to rem ove ju n ip e r and
brush, and w ill be required to
fight fire under stressful condi­
tio n s w ith han d and p o w e r
tools from 8 - 1 6 hours.Salary
R a n g e $ 1 1 .7 4 hr. B ra d
Donahue 553-1146.
S en ior Fire F ig h ter (Asst
.E.O.).
P e rio d ica lly o p e ra te d fire
fighting vehicles and a sso ci­
ated e q uipm ent involved w ith
fire fig h tin g . F ights fire w ith
hand and pow er tools from 8 -
16 hours. Valid Oregon Driver’s
license is required. M ust be
a b le to pass m ed ica l exam
and fitness test. Preferred that
applicant have working knowl­
edge o f 4-wheel drive vehicles,
p o s s e ’s g o o d o r a l/w r itte n
skills and be fa m ilia r w ith res­
ervation roads and landmarks.
S a la r y R a n g e $ 1 1 .7 4 hr.
Vernon Tias Sr. 553-1146.
C h ild ren ’s M ental Health
S p ecialist.
T his is a full tim e position
providing individual, group, and
fam ily counseling services to
children and adolescents w ith
emotional and behavioral prob­
lem s. S alary Range 40,000.
Y r. To $ 4 2 ,0 0 0 . Yr. Jo le n e
W alters 553-3205.
F is h e rie s M a n a g e m e n t
Supervisor.
T h is p o s itio n re q u ire s a
B achelors D egree in fish biol­
ogy o r a related field. M asters
o f Science in Biology o r o th er
science field. S alary Range
$45,151. Yr. To $55,778. Yr.
Brad Houslet 553-2039.
Harvest M gm t Fish Biolo­
gist.
P rovide fish run analyses
and prediction, harvest alterna­
tive s and im plem ent harvest
m onitoring plan fo r on and o ff
R eservation fisheries. S alary
R a n g e $ 3 3 ,0 0 0 . Y r. To
$44,000. Yr. Brad Houslet 553-
2039. Closes 7/20.
M ale C orrections Officer.
H ig h S c h o o l d ip lo m a o r
equivalent. M ust pass pre-em ­
p lo y m e n t te s t (b a s ic m ath ,
spelling, reading com prehen­
sion and writing). Salary Range
$23,440. Yr. Bruce Fones 553-
3272/553-3273.
Lt. o f C orrections.
Carmen Smith 553-3272.
Police Officer.
Salary Range 28,885. Yr. To
$ 3 7 ,2 3 2 . Yr. Lt. T ia s 5 5 3 -
3272.
A d u lt Probation Officer.
T ribal m em b e r applicants
only. A b ility to pass crim inal
b a c k g ro u n d , V a lid O re g o n
driver’s license. A bility to pass
D PS ST certification w ithin 1
year o f hire. Law Enforcem ent/
C rim ina l Ju stice e xp e rie n ce
preferred. Aware o f Tribal Court
S y s te m . A lc o h o l a n d D rug
Free. C ase M anagem ent ex­
p e rie n c e . S a la r y R a n g e
$26,707. Yr. Leona Ike 553-
3293. C loses 7/17.
High Lookee Lodge Lead
Cook.
Supervise food service func­
tio n s and kitchen staff. T he
a b ility to prepare and serve a
wide range o f food items within
a scheduled tim e fram e. Fol­
low and m aintain m enu cycle,
n oting c h a n g e s o r su b s titu ­
tions m ade. M aintain overall
cleanliness o f production and
service areas. M aintain inven­
tory control, conduct weekly in­
ventory and ordering,assuring
needed go o ds and su p p lie s
are no hand. M aintain qualify
o f food served, quantity pre­
pared and assuring that tenant
food needs and preferences
are known. M aintain meal ser­
vice records as required. O b­
serve all w ork, safety and ad­
ministrative rules. Adhere to all
established policies and pro­
cedures. Salary Range $12.00
hr. Lawrence M acy 553-1182.
W a rm S p rin g P o w e r &
W a te r Enterprise: S ta ff A c ­
countant.
Verification, m atching and
entering o f financial data into
accounting software. Maintain
and create spreadsheets. A s ­
sist C o n troller in m onthly/an-
n u a l f in a n c ia l s ta te m e n ts
preparation. Qualification: Two
years o f college level account­
ing, verification w o rk h istory
w ith em phases on good w ork
habits and attendance. Excel/
W o rd p ro fic ie n c y . S a la r y
Range $12.00 hr. To $16.00 Hr.
M ic h a e l L o ftin g 5 5 3 -1 0 4 6 .
Closes 7/24.
In the Tribal Court of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
E x c lu s io n o r d e r
C o n fe d e ra te d T rib e s o f
W arm Springs, p lain tiff, vs.
Christina Yambao, defendant.
Case no. CV89-09.
It is hereby ordered and ad­
judged that the defendant is ex­
cluded for two years from the
Warm Springs Indian Reserva­
tion. Compliance with this ex­
clusion order may be enforced
by the contem pt power o f the
tribal court in accordance with
c h a p te r 200 o f th e W arm
Springs Tribal Code. I f the de­
fendant is found on the reser­
vation in violation o f this exclu­
sion order the court may impose
jail, fine or both for contem pt
o f court, in addition to viola­
tio n s o f th e W arm S prings
Tribal Code C hapter 300, the
tribal exclusion code.
H e a r in g s
To the people named in the
following cases:
All o f the facts o f the case
will be heard at this hearing, in­
cluding evidence you wish to
present. You m ust appear to
present your argum ent o r the
other side will automatically win.
The petitioner may then be given
all that is asked for in the peti­
tion for conservator/guardian.
T he petitioner will be present at
the hearing. I f you desire to
personally argue your side o f the
case, you may have a legal aide,
spokesperson o r attorney ap­
pear on your behalf at your ex­
pense. I f you have any ques­
tions, you should seek legal ad­
vice immediately.
L e v i V a n P e lt, P r e n in c ia
V a n P e lt , p e t i t i o n e r s , v s .
M a rio n B r e n t G ra y b a el Jr.,
resp o n d en t. C ase n o . JV102-
07.
To:
L e v i V a n P e lt ,
P r e n in c ia V a n P e lt, M a r io n
B ren t G raybael Jr.:
You are hereby notified that
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a petition for m o d ific a tio n has
b e e n file d w ith th e W arm
Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are sum m oned to
appear in this m atter at a hear­
ing scheduled for 3 p .m . o n
A u g u s t 3, 2009 at the W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
D o ra P a y n e , p etitio n er, vs.
R a lp h A g u ila r Jr., r e s p o n ­
d en t. C ase n o . D O 171-08. To
D o r a P a y n e a n d R a lp h
A gu ilar Jr.:
You are hereby notified that
a petition for c h ild su p p ort has
b e e n file d w ith th e W arm
Springs Tribal C ourt. By this
notice you are sum m oned to
appear in this m atter at a hear­
ing scheduled for 9 a.m . o n A u ­
g u s t 12, 2009 at th e W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
C o n f e d e r a t e d T r ib e s o f
W a rm S p r in g s v s . C la ra
K en n ed y, c a s e n o . CR83-05B;
C R 4 1 7 -0 5 ; C R 4 2 3 - 0 5 . T o
Clara K ennedy:
You are hereby notified that
the above cited case(s), as filed
in th e W arm Springs T ribal
Court, has been scheduled for
a show cause hearing at 1 p .m .
o n A u g u st 4, 2009. You are or­
dered to be and appear at the
W arm Springs Tribal C ourt at
the tim e and date show n, to
sh o w c a u se why the exclusion
orders should not be reinstated
for repetitive police c o n ta c t/
detox. This hearing will not be a
full hearing on the merits o f the
case; you m ust appear and de­
fend against a com plaint that
you failed to obey the order o f
the court. I f you fail to appear
as so ordered, the tribal court
shall enter a complaint for con­
tem pt o f court and issue a war­
rant for your arrest. I f you have
any questions, you should seek
legal advice immediately.
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