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Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in the per­
sonnel department to submit an
application, or call 541-553-
3262. View full descriptions and
apply online at www.ctws.org.
For jobs at Kah-Nee-Ta, go to
kahneeta.com.
Head
Teacher.
Start
Provide a safe, nur­
turing and stimulating
learning environment
for a group of 3-5 year
old children that en­
hances the overall de­
ve lo p m e n t of each
child and reflects both
the family and commu­
nity culture. Prepare
weekly lesson plans
based on child and
curriculum goals. Must
have child observa­
tion, child a sse ss­
ment, communication
and mentoring skills.
C om ply w ith Head
Start P erform ance
Standards, USDA and
State Certification re­
quirem ents. Ensure
that children are ex­
posed to one or more
of the local N ative
American Languages.
Work as a team player
with co-workers, other
program staff, and par­
ents. Associated de­
gree in Early C hild­
hood Education, Child
Development or a re­
lated fie ld required
along with at least 1
year of pre-school set­
ting experience and
su p e rviso ry skills.
Must be able to left
children up to 50 lbs.
and be in good to ex­
cellent condition. Must
pass criminal history
background check
(State & Tribal). Valid
D rive r’s License re­
quired. Salary Range
DOE. Kirstin H¡stake
553-3242. Open Until
Filled.
Gaming Commis­
sion Secretary.
P^ge 10
Spily^y Tymoo
dently and in conjunc­
tion with other Rang­
ers, WSPD, natural re­
source staff, and out­
side agency person­
nel. A Bachelor’s de­
gree in Law Enforce­
ment preferred with a
minimum 2 years ex­
perience. Previous ex­
perience in fish and
wildlife enforcement,
parks and recreation
land
m anagem ent
co n se rva tio n
p re ­
ferred. A current com­
m ission certification
from an accredited law
e n fo rce m e n t a ca d ­
emy. Must be 21 years
old. A Valid Oregon
D river’s License and
Boater Education Cer­
tificate. Successfully
pass a drug test and
background check.
W ork
w ee ke n d s/
w eekdays including
holidays and rotational
Natural
Re­ shifts Salary Range
Yr.
To
sources: W ildlife, $25,000.
Parks & Enforce­ $35,000. Yr. Doug
ment: Conservation C alvin
553-2001.
E n f o r c e m e n t Open Until Filled.
of a Bachelor’s degree
in Forestry with three
(3) years minimum ex­
perience as well as
strong quantitative and
te ch n ica l a b ilitie s.
Must be in good physi­
cal condition and be
able to ascend and de­
scent steep slopes
and traverse hillside in
rough fo re st terrain
under a wide range of
weather conditions as
a daily requirement.
Approximately 40-60
% of the work is per­
form ed in the field.
Salary is commensu­
rate with experience
and education. Must
have or be able to ob­
tain a valid Oregon
driver’s license. Salary
Range $42,000. Yr. To
$60,000.
Yr.
Rich. botto@wstribes.org
Open Until Filled
Provide secretarial
and receptionist sup­
port services for the
Tribal Gaming Com­
mission. Position re­
q u ire s one (1) year
secretarial experience
or general office expe­
rience and high school
diploma or equivalent.
Will be responsible for
typing, filing, copying
and m aintenance of
records. S kills re ­
quired include p e r­
sonal computer skills
in word processing,
spreadsheet and data
base; also excellent
w ritte n and verbal
communication skills.
Must m aintain strict
confidentiality, and be
able to obtain and
maintain valid gaming
license. Must possess
a valid d riv e r’s li­
cense. Salary Range
$8.90 Hr. To $12.81
Hr.
Pam ela Keo-
O akes
553-4890.
Closes 12/30.
Ranger.
Represent the Con­
fe d e ra te d Tribes of
Natural Resources Warm Springs Reser­
Forestry: Inventory vation of O regon
Forester.
Branch of Natural Re­
Primary responsibili­ sources as a commis­
ties include forestland sioned Law Enforce­
inventory and all as­ ment Officer. Perform
pects of data collec­ all aspects of Natural
tion through data Resource protection,
analysis and report­ conservation and edu­
ing. Candidate is also cation. Im plem ents
responsible for prepar­ conservation enforce­
ing and administering ment as needed for the
Tribal contracts for in­ R anger program in
ventory projects. Ex­ connection with fish
perience
w ith and w ildlife enforce­
Microsoft Access/Ex- ment, recreational as­
cel, ESRI ArcMap, and pects of parks man­
Garmin GPS are re­ agem ent including
quired. E xperience m aintenance a c tiv i­
w ith
FPS,
FPS, ties, as well as other
SuperAce, or other in­ natural resources ob­
ve n to ry program is jectives such as cul­
beneficial. Candidate tural resource protec­
must have a minimum tion. Works indepen-
Must have worked in
a correctional facilities
supervisory or man­
agem ent position of
Sergeant of higher for
at least 5 years. No
m isconduct in th e ir
backgrounds
th a t
could have the poten­
tial to impeach an ap­
plicant or employee.
This information may
include, but is not lim­
ited to; (a) specific in­
stances of conduct of
the em ployee which
might be used for the
purpose of attacking
the witness’s credibil­
ity or ch a ra cte r of
truthfulness (b) e vi­
dence in the form of
opinion or reputation
as to an em ployee’s
ch a ra cte r
fo r
untruthfulness;(c) prior
in co n siste n t s ta te ­
ments or (d) informa­
tion that may be used
to suggest that an em­
ployee maybe biased
including any awards
and/or incentive pay­
ments given or made
to the em ployee for
work on the case. Sal­
Public
Safety: ary Range $50,000.
Lieutenant of Cor­ Yr. To $57,000. Yr. Lt.
rections.
John W ebb
553-
Oversee the overall 1002. Open U ntil
operation of the Warm Filled.
Springs C orrections
Facility, see that the
Public Safety: WS
Correctional industry P olice D epartm ent:
O p e ra tio na l
S tan­ Court Bailiff.
dards are met for the
High School D i­
protection of the Warm ploma or equivalent.
S prings com m unity M ust pass p re -e m ­
and its people. Must ploym ent test, basic
not have any felony math, spelling, read­
co n victio n s, m isde ­ ing, writing com pre­
m eanors involving hension. Must submit
trust. Must not have to p re -e m p lo ym e n t
any other misdemean­ drug test. Physical Ex­
ors within the last year. am ination required.
M ust not have filed M ust pass DPSST
bankruptcy within the P hysical stan d a rds
last five years. Must and attend DPSST
have an A dvanced Academy (16 weeks).
Certification in correc­ Must complete acad­
tio n s from DPSST. emy within one year of
hire. Must be 21 years
of age, possess a
valid Oregon Driver’s
License. No Bankrupt­
cies, No felonies or
domestic violence. No
misdemeanors convic­
pm, at the Warm Springs Tribal tions within one year.
In the Tribal Court
of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Reona T rim ble, P e ti­
tioner, vs. Wilma Saunders-
Baza/Martin Spino, Respon­
dent. Case No. D 010 6-10 .
TO: Wilma Saunders-Baza/
Martin Spino:
YOU ARE HEREBY NO­
TIFIED that a Show Cause
Termination of parental rights
has been filed with the Warm
Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter
at a hearing scheduled for 26th
day of January 2012 @ 9:00
am, at the Warm Springs Tribal
Court.
JA N E T
&
JO SE
FLO R E S, P e titio n e r, vs.
JA M E S VAN H ORN SR.
DORTHEA PROUTY , Re­
spondent. Case No. D 0 9 9 -
08. TO: JAMES VANHORN
SR. DORTHEA PROUTY.
YOU ARE HEREBY NO­
TIFIED that a S H O W
CAUSE TERM OF PAREN­
TAL RIGHTS has been filed
with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court.
By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter
at a hearing scheduled for 26™
day o f JANUARY 2012 @
10:00 Am, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
CTWS, Petitioner, vs. AN­
GELA GOWDY, R espon ­
dent. Case N o. JV 6 9 -11 ;
JV 7 0 -11. TO: A N G E LA
GOWDY:
YOU ARE HEREBY NO­
TIFIED that a J U R I S D I C ­
TIONAL
has been filed
with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court.
By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter
at a hearing scheduled for 27™
day of JA N U ARY 2012 @
9:00 am, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
Marcia Macy, Petitioner,
vs. Amber Bradley / Virgil
O range Jr., R espondent.
Case N o. D O 95-03. TO:
Virgil Orange Jr.:
YOU ARE HEREBY NO­
TIFIED that a Show Cause /
term. Of parental rights h a s
been filed w ith the W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter
at a hearing scheduled for 30th
day of January 2012 @ 11:00
December 28, 2011
Must maintain all mini­
mum req uire m e nts
during em ploym ent.
S alary
Range
$25,000.
Yr.
To
$35,000. Yr. Lt. Den­
nis W hite III -553-
3343.
Open Until
Filled.
High
Lookee
Lodge:
Building
Maintenance Super­
visor.
Maintain and over­
sight of building com­
mon areas, a p a rt­
ments, and grounds
area. Implement and
document a preventa­
tive maintenance and
safety program for the
building and e q u ip ­
m ent. M aintain fire
safety and emergency
records as required by
regulations. Maintain
q u a lity
assurance
records for the build­
ing. Able to analyze
and solve problem s
related to m a in te ­
nance as they occur.
Coordinate annual in­
spections and mainte­
nance of major equip­
m ent and fire and
sa fe ty system s. 3
Years’ experience in
building maintenance.
2 y e a rs ’ te ch n ica l
school certificate or as­
sociates degree pre­
ferred. Familiarity with
techniques of minor re-
pairs and m a in te ­
nance for structural,
electrical, plumbing,
security and heating
and cooling systems.
Experience in building
safety and hazard re­
duction. Salary Range
$24,960.
Yr.
To
$40,000. Yr. Lawrence
M acy
553-1182.
Open Until Filled.
For jobs at
Kah-Nee-Ta
go to:
kahneeta.com
Court.
Denise Picard, Petitioner,
vs. Roosevelt Heath Sr., Re­
spondent; Case No. DO107-
90. TO: D enise P icard /
Roosevelt Heath Sr.
YOU ARE HEREBY NO­
TIFIED that a Show Cause
Failure to pay child support has
been filed w ith the W arm
Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a hear­
ing scheduled for 16th day of
January 2012 @ 11:00 am, at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
All of the facts of the case will
be heard at this hearing, includ­
ing evidence you wish to present.
Tribal Court Notice
Effective January 3,2012, Tribal Court will answer
the telephones from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from
1 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
During the time the phone is not being answered,
the phone is set to take messages.
Staff will review messages daily and return calls
on a routine basis.
The court will remain open from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to assist the public, as
usual.
If you have any questions you may call 541-553-
3278.
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