Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
January 29, 2020
Point-in-Time count studies homelessness
The Confederated Tribes
Point-in-Time Count is a
calculation of the local
population
who
are
experiencing homelessness.
The Point-in-Time Count
team will host the next
session from 9 a.m. to 7
p.m. this Wednesday,
January 29 at the Agency
Longhouse.
Results of the count help
with the allocation of
resources.
Data from the annual
Point-in-Time surveys lead to
a baseline count of those in
the community who are
‘precariously housed.’ All
are invited to attend this
Wednesday’s session.
There will be collection
of the data, plus outreach,
assistance and distribution
of care items.
According to findings
of the 2019 Point-in-Time
Count, there has been an
increase in the number of
precariously housed among
tribal members over the past
three years. The Point-in-
Time Count team work with
the tribal Health and Human
Services Branch, with other
volunteers.
CET service on Saturdays, day of free rides
Cascade East Transit is
introducing Saturday service
for the regional connectors
in Warm Springs, Madras,
Redmond, Prineville, LaPine
and Sisters.
The service, with free
rides during the inaugural
run, begins this Saturday,
February 1. This is the first
Statewide Transportation
Improvement Fund project
on Saturdays.
Cascade East also invites
you to a celebration at the
Hawthorne Station in Bend,
this Saturday, 334 N.E.
Hawthorne from 9 to 11
a.m.; and then at the
Redmond Transit Hub, 777
S.W. Kalama Avenue from
noon to 2 p.m. There will
be food, games and prizes to
celebrate regional Saturday
service. CET staff will
raffle off monthly multi-
zone transit passes, valued
at $100 each; and will hand
out blinky lights and sun-
glasses to riders.
Community connector
schedules with Saturday ser-
Employment
cess can be directed
to 541-553-3262. For
full job descriptions
see: warmsprings-
nsn.gov
Range and Ag
manager. Fisheries
department man-
ager. Health coordi-
n a t o r. D a y c a r e
teacher. Day care
substitute.
ECE
tribal daycare sec-
retary IV. TCHP and
AP project assis-
tant—Area Indian
Health Board.
Wastewater treat-
ment plant chief op-
erator.
Native plant nurs-
ery project leader.
Deputy prosecu-
tor. Telecommunica-
tions officer. Correc-
tions officer (two po-
sitions). Chief ex-
ecutive officer.
The following jobs
were advertised re-
cently with the Warm
Springs Human Re-
sources Department,
541-553-3262.
Applicants are en-
couraged to attach
cover letter and re-
sume with completed
application.
Questions regard-
ing application pro-
WIOA administra-
tive assistant. Pa-
trol lieutenant. Fish
tech I. After school/
part-day work. Food
cart trainee. Trans-
portation specialist.
Cook.
Fish tech II. Day
care lead teacher.
INDIAN HEAD CA-
SINO
The following are
positions advertised
with the Indian Head
Casino:
Revenue auditor
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Opiod education this evening
The Warm Springs Opioid Mental Health Initiative
is hosting an education presentation—the 2019 First
Responders Opioid Statistics—this Wednesday, Janu-
ary 29 at the Community Center Social Hall.
The presentation will start at 5:30 p.m. with dinner,
the presentation to follow. There will also be door prizes.
For more information call 541-615-0035.
vice are available below to
download:
Route
20—War m
Springs and Madras ( s e e
kwso.org for the schedule).
Route 22—Madras and
Redmond.
Route 24—Bend and
Redmond.
Route 26—Prineville
and Redmond.
Route 29—Bend and Sis-
ters.
Route 30—La Pine and
Bend.
Please note that Route
28—between Sisters and
Redmond—is not receiving
Saturday service.
If you have questions
about the Saturday Sched-
ules or need help planning
your trip, please contact
Cascades East Transit at
541-385-8680.
- Contact Sean.
Custodian - Rod
Durfee 541-460-7777
ext. 7722.
Count team mem-
ber - William Wason
541-460-7777.
Players
Club/
Players Club devel-
opment supervisor
- Janell Smith541-
460-7777 ext. 3498.
Tule Grill cook -
Alex Manzano /
Christine Brunoe
541-460-7777 ext.
7725.
Coffee stations at-
tendant - two posi-
tions - Heather.
Server - two part-
time - Heather.
P L AT E A U T R AV E L
PLAZA
The following posi-
tions are advertised
with the Plateau
Travel Plaza in Ma-
dras:
Custodian - Con-
tact Jamasa Sattler -
541-777-2819.
Cashier - Jamasa.
Warm Springs Community Calendar
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Thursday, January 30
The Senior Wellness
Center is having Senior
lunch at noon. On the
menu today: Barbecue
pulled pork and apple
cranberry slaw.
Fitness classes on the
schedule today: Boot
Camp at 12:10 p.m. at the
Community Center Aero-
bics toom.
pants are invited to eat
after. Today they are hav-
ing chicken cauliflower
soup.
Fitness classes today
include Functional Fit-
ness at 12:10 p.m. in the
Community Center Aero-
bics room; and PiYo at
the Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Center in
pod A at 12:10.
Friday, January 31
Senior fitness class is
this morning at 10:45 at
the Senior Center. Partici-
Monday, February 3
Senior fitness class
is this morning at 10:45
Diabetes cass starting in Feb.
Starting in February the Community Health Nutri-
tion Department, in collaboration with the Diabetes
Program, will have a series of classes aimed at edu-
cating about diabetes.
The class starts on Friday, February 6, and will con-
tinue each Friday during the month.
The class will be held in the Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Clinic in the kitchen conference room at
noon.
Light lunch will be provided. All are welcome. For
More Information call 541-553-2478.
at the Senior Center. Par-
ticipants are invited to eat
after.
A new series of
Wellbriety: Celebrating
Families Parent classes
start today at the Warm
Springs Behavioral Health
Center. The class will be
from 1-4 p.m. Arriving on
time
is
important. Classes will
be on Mondays and
Wednesdays. You must
attend by the third class
to take part in the series.
For More information call
Sarah at 541-553-3205.
The Warm Springs
Community Action Team
will be holding a finan-
cial skills for families
class this evening. For
more information, call
541-553-3148.
Tuesday, February 04
The Warm Springs K-
8 Wrestling is in Sisters
today with matches start-
ing at 4 p.m.
Springer Kids hoops tourney
Wednesday, February
05
Senior fitness class is
this morning at 10:45 at
the Senior Center. Partici-
pants are invited to eat
after.
The Madras High
School Native Ameri-
can Student Union will
be meeting in Mr. Jones
room 6 during lunch to-
day.
Warm Springs Acad-
emy girls basketball is in
action today. They are
hosting Sisters today with
games starting at 3:45
p.m.
The Springer Kids Winter Basketball tourney is
starting this Friday, January 31, and running through
Sunday.
There are several age groups ranging from 5 years
to 13. It is an All Indian Co-Ed tourney with awards.
The tournament is sponsored by parents and grand-
parents of Warm Springs. For more information you
can contact Jaycelene at 541-668-2599.
Thursday, February 6
The Community Health
Nutrition Department in
collaboration with the Dia-
betes Program is hold-
ing Diabetes 101 classes.
For medical advice outside of Warm Springs IHS regu-
lar hours you can call the Registered Nurse Health
Advice Hotline 24-hours a day at 1-866-470-2015.
Today they will go over
What Diabetes Is and
Blood Sugar Monitoring.
The class will be held in
the Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Clinic in the
kitchen conference room
at noon. Light lunch will
be provided. All are wel-
come. For More Informa-
tion call 541-553-2478.
The Warm Springs
Academy girls basket-
ball is in action today.
They are over at Elton Gre-
gory Middle School with
games starting at 3:45
p.m.
Friday, February 07
Senior fitness class is
this morning at 10:45 at
the Senior Center. Partici-
pants are invited to eat af-
ter.
Monday, February 10
Senior fitness class is
this morning at 10:45 at
the Senior Center. Partici-
pants are invited to eat af-
ter.
The Warm Springs Com-
munity Action Team will be
holding a financial skills for
families class this evening.
For more information, call
541-553-3148
Tuesday, February 11
The Warm Springs
Academy wrestling team
is at Crook County with
matches starting at 4 p.m.