Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, September 20, 2023, Page 3, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Spilyay
September 20
Page 3
Job Fair next week
A job fair in Warm Springs
is coming up from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. on Tuesday, September
26. This will be for for any-
one who is looking for sea-
sonal employment, or for a
new career. The employ-
ment recruiting event will be
at the Community Center
Social Hall.
The fair is hosted by the
Warm Springs Community
Action Team, with Indian
Head Casino and the Plateau
Travel Plaza.
“We are welcoming all
tribal entities who are currently
hiring to join us at this event,”
said Aja Maldonado, Warm
Springs Casino Enterprise re-
cruiting manager.
For more information, con-
tact Sara Dowty, WSCAT
Technology Workforce Analyst.
You can reach her
at 541-553-3148;
or by email:
sara@wscat.org
Or contact
Aja Maldonado at 541-460-
7717.
Blackjack class
Indian Head Casino is host-
ing a blackjack class for anyone
interested in becoming a table
games dealer. This is a three-week
course that will be at Indian
Head Casino with the casino
table games manager.
The classes will be from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m. from Monday,
September 25 through Sunday,
October 13. There is link where
you can find out more: See the
flyer below for the link.
Boost for economic development
The Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs has just received a
$70,000 boost for economic de-
velopment projects.
The investment comes from
the Department of Commerce’s
Economic Development Admin-
istration, which establishes an eco-
nomic development planning
framework, process, and strategy
that supports private capital in-
vestment and job creation.
Oregon’s U.S. Senators Ron
Wyden and Jeff Merkley recently
made the announcment of the
federal regional funds.
“Investing in tribal communi-
ties is vital to spur economic pros-
perity in reservations,” Sen. Wyden
said.
The investment will help cre-
ate new jobs while strengtheing the
local economy, Wyden said.
“And I’ll continue fighting to en-
sure all the other tribes in our state
have the economic resources they
need to thrive and to keep revers-
ing a long and horrendous history
Jobs with the Confederated Tribes
The following are posi-
tions recently advertised
with the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs.
For information, contact
the Human Resources of-
fice, located in the tribal ad-
ministration building, 1233
Ve t e r a n s St r e e t , Wa r m
Springs.
Staff are available to an-
swer questions related to
the application process and
can be reached at 541-553-
3262 or hr@wstribes.org
Tr i b a l M e m b e r p r e f e r -
ence is exercised in hiring
processes as defined in
Tribal Personnel Policy PER
202.
Maternal child health
Nurse. Soil scientist/water-
shed planner. Fire/Medic.
Community Health Nurse.
Administrative assistant/
secretary. Cash manage-
ment specialist/court ac-
counts receivable. Travel
accountant.
Fisheries biologist I.
Fisheries biologist II. Fish
Biologist III. Targeted case
manager. Wellness coordi-
nator. Compensation and
benefits coordinator.
Probate assistant. Public
administrator. Legal aide
advocate (two positions).
Jobs with Indian Head, Plateau
The following is a recent
list of job openings with In-
dian Head Casion and
the Plateau Travel Plaza.
For details see the website:
indianheadcasino.com
Or visit the Human Re-
sources office at their plaza
office by the casino.
Three Teepees cafe host/
server at the Plateau Plaza.
Casino food and beverage
m a n a g e r. C a g e c a s h i e r.
Coffee stations attendent.
Cottonwood server. Tule
Grill attendant. Tule Grill
line cook. Three Teepees
cafe line cook at the Pla-
teau. Store supervisor at
Plateau.
Ta b l e g a m e s d e a l e r :
Blackjack classes avail-
able. The three-week
course starts September
25. Please contact Indian
Head Casino Human Re-
sources to be added. Lim-
ited seating. Count team
member.
Facilities manager. Slot
technician.
Class
III
keyperson. Food and bev-
erage purchasing clerk.
Sous chef.
More jobs at the
Travel Plaza: Receiving in-
ventory coordiator. We are
looking for someone with
Community notes...
The Native American Student
Union at Madras High School will
meet this Wednesday, September 20
after school, 3:15-5:45 in room 6.
Like and follow the Papalaxsimisha,
Native American Student Union
Facebook page for updates.
An Overdose Rescue course
is offered every Wednesday Morn-
ing from 9 until 10:30 at the Warm
Springs Prevention training room
in the old elementary school. It’s a
chance to learn how to recognize
and respond to an opioid overdose.
You get step-by-step instruction
on how to use the Narcan nasal
spray when a person experiences an
overdose. You also will learn about
resources and treatment for opioid
addiction in Warm Springs. If you
are interested, contact Jacylene
Brisbois at:
jaycelene.frank@wstribes.org
Never Alone Again Narcotics
Anonymous is every Tuesday from
noon to 1 p.m. at the Behavioral
Health Center.
experience, preferably in
retail, that has a keen eye
for shelf management.
Lead officer. Security of-
ficer (also at casino). Cus-
of injustice by the federal govern-
ment,” he said.
Sen. Merkley added, “Sup-
porting the economies of Or-
egon rribes is vital to the
growth and success of the com-
munities.
“This funding for the Confed-
erated Tribes of Warm Springs will
help individuals and tribal families
by supporting job creation and
economic development in the re-
gion.”
Fitness coordinator. Pro-
tem judge.
Deputy prosecutor. Pro-
tective care provider. Hy-
drologist
c o o r d i n a t o r.
Property management spe-
cialist. Water and wastewa-
ter distribution operator.
Hood River fisheries pro-
gram supervisor. Telecom-
munications officer (two
positions: one limited dura-
tion, one full-time).
Treasury controller. Pa-
trol sergeant (two posi-
tions). Conservation prop-
erties program supervisor.
Tr i b a l C o u n c i l r e c o r d e r /
support technician. Project
Archaeologist/principal in-
vestigator.
todian. Responsible for en-
suring that all public and
back of house areas of the
plaza are clean and well
maintained.
Three Teepees cafe food
and beverage supervisor.
Deli attendant.