Commission, board positions
Tribal Council is seeking to
fill positions on tribal commis-
sions and boards of directors.
The following positions are ad-
vertised:
Indian Head Casino Board
of Directors: Two positions—
One tribal member, one non-
member.
Letters of interest and re-
sumes of applicants interested
in serving should be submit-
ted by 5 p.m. on January 19,
2024.
Applicants can drop off the
letter and resume at the tribal
administration building, atten-
tion Secretar y-Treasurer/
CEO. Or by mail to: Secre-
tary-Treasurer/CEO, PO Box
455, War m Springs, OR
97761.
Please sign criminal and
credit background check.
For ms can be emailed or
mailed. If you mail in, forms
will be mailed to you once
your letter and resume are re-
ceived. The information will
be confidential to the S-T/
CEO.
The Water Board: Two po-
sitions (tribal members). Appli-
cation process as above.
The War m Springs
Housing Authority Board
of Commissioners: Two po-
sitions.
War m Springs Credit
Board of Directors: Two po-
sitions—One non-member and
one tribal member. Means of
application and deadline same
as above.
The Telecom Board of
Directors: Two positions—
one non-member and one tribal
member. Application process
as above.
War m Springs Tribal
Employment Rights Office
Commission: Two positions.
Application process and dead-
line same as above.
Warm Springs Composite
Board of Directors: Two po-
sitions—Both tribal members.
Same application process as
above.
Warm Springs Power and
Water Enterprise Board of
Directors: Two positions—
One tribal member and one
non-member. Same application
process as above.
Two positions open on Economic
Development Corporation board
The Warm Springs Economic
Development Corporation is seek-
ing to fill two positions on the cor-
poration board of directors. The
positions are both class II: One tribal
member and one non-tribal mem-
ber.
Qualified candidates must be
interested in the economic and so-
cial development of the tribes and
its membership, and possess an ex-
pertise in private industry, finance,
banking or some other field that
would benefit the corporation.
Letters of interest and resumes
of applicants who interested in
serving on the Warm Springs Eco-
nomic Development Board of Di-
rectors should be submitted no
later than 5 p.m. on Wednesday,
January 31. Drop off at the Warm
Springs Economic Development
building addressed to WSED CEO.
Or:
By mail send to: WSED CEO,
4202 Holliday St., PO Box 1186,
Warm Springs OR 97761.
Or send by email to:
jim.souers@wstribes.or
Criminal and credit background
check will be required and forms can
be emailed or mailed as requested.
Information will be submitted con-
fidentially to the WSED CEO.
Spilyay Tymoo
January 10
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Coming up on the Tribal Council agenda
The following are some of the
items coming up on the Tribal Coun-
cil agenda during the rest of Janu-
ary (subject to change at Council dis-
cretion):
Wednesday, January 10: Enter-
prises and Committees:
9 a.m.: Housing Authority with
Danielle Wood.
10: Timber LLC with Brian
Prater.
11: High Lookee Lodge with Fay
Hurtado.
1:30 p.m.: Economic Develop-
ment Corp.
2:30: Range and Agriculture
Committee.
3:30: Fish and Wildlife—Off
Reservation.
Monday, January 15: Committee
reports
9 a.m.: Fish and Wildlife
Committee—On Reser vation
10: Culture and Heritage Com-
mittee.
11: Education Commttee.
1:30 p.m.: Timber Committee.
2:30: Land Use Planning Com-
mittee.
3:30: Health and Welfare Com-
mittee.
4: Report from the tribal Water
Board.
Tuesday, January 16: Branch up-
dates:
9 a.m.: Governmental Affairs
with Raymond Tsumpti Sr.
10: Human Resources with Wil-
liam Sam.
11: Public Utilities with Chico
Holliday.
1:30 p.m.: Tribal Court with
Gayleen Adams.
2:30: Public Safety with Nancy
Seyler.
Wednesday, January 17
9 a.m.: Education with Valerie
Squiemphen.
10: Finance with Isaac George.
11: Natural Resources with Aus-
tin Smith Jr.
1:30 p.m.: Power and Water En-
terprise Energy Program with
Cathy Ehli and tribal attorney Ellen
Grover.
4:30: Power revenues as trust
discussion with tribal attorney Josh
Newton.
Monday, January 22
9 a.m.: Secretary-Treasurer up-
date with Robert Brunoe.
9:30: February agenda, review
minutes.
11: Enrollments with Lucille
Suppach-Samson, Vital Stats.
1:30 p.m.: Indian Health Ser-
vice update with acting IHS CEO.
Employment with the CTWS
The following are positions re-
cently advertised with the Con-
federated Tribes of Warm
Springs.
For information, contact the
Human Resources office, lo-
cated in the tribal administration
building, 1233 Veterans Street,
Warm Springs.
Staff are available to answer
questions related to the applica-
tion process and can be reached
at
541-553-3262
or
hr@wstribes.org
Tribal Member preference is
exercised in hiring processes as
defined in Tribal Personnel
Policy PER 202.
Controller - non-Treasury. Sec-
retary - Vital Statistics. Janitor
(limited duration). House keep-
ing (limited duration). Mainte-
nance - Housing.
Fire/Medic. Registered Nurse.
Police officer. Associate judge.
Deputy clerk. Hydrologist coordi-
nator.
Community notes...
The Native American Stu-
dent Union at Madras High
School meets on Wednesdays in
Room 6.
The meeting on Wednesday,
January 17 will be held during
lunch. Like and follow the
‘Papalaxsimisha, Native American
Student Union’ Facebook page for
updates.
Water and wastewater distri-
bution operator. Vocational reha-
bilitation director. Conservation
enforcement officer.
Language instructor. Archae-
ologist II. Community Health pro-
gram manager. Compensation
and benefits manager.
Surveillance observer (part-
time). Timber sales forester. Ju-
2: Managed Care update with
Caroline Cruz.
3: Health and Human Services
with Caroline Cruz.
Tuesday, January 23
9 a.m.: Detention Center update
with Nancy Seyer.
10: Board and commission ap-
pointments.
1:30 p.m.: Warm Springs Com-
munity Action Team update with
Chris Watson.
2:30: Workshop with Joint
Health Commission, Mike Collins
and Caroline Cruz.
Wednesday, January 24
9 a.m.: Public Utilities new wa-
ter treatment plant discussion with
Chico Holliday and IHS represen-
tative.
10: Indian Head Casino and Pla-
teau Truck Stop update with Shawn
McDaniel.
1:30 p.m.: School District 509-J
draft action plan discussion with
509-J and the Education Commit-
tee.
Monday, January 29
9 a.m.: LCIS and Oregon
governor’s Tribal Affairs director,
Shana McConville Radford.
10: Meet with Clackamas repre-
sentative Annessa Hartman.
venile/young adult probation of-
ficer. Director of Information Sys-
tems.
Fish Biologist III. Property
management specialist. Trea-
sury Controller. Conservation
properties program supervisor.
Project Archaeologist and prin-
cipal investigator (two posi-
tions).
Maternal child health Nurse.
Soil scientist/watershed plan-
ner. Community Health Nurse.
Jobs with Indian Head, Plateau
The following are some of the
job openings with Indian Head
Casion and the Plateau
Travel Plaza. For details see
the website:
indianheadcasino.com
Indian Head Casino: Food
and beverage manager. Coffee sta-
tion attendent. Tule Grill atten-
dant. Count team member. Facili-
ties manager. Food and beverage
The Boys & Girls Club of
Warm Springs will be closed Janu-
ary 10-15. The club will re-open
after school on Tuesday, January
16.
If you or a loved one needs
help during an emotional crisis or
substance crisis, call the Suicide
and Crisis Lifeline for free pro-
purchasing clerk.
Cage supervisor. Director of Fi-
nance. Sous Chef . Table games
supervisor. Cage cashier.
P l a t e a u Tr a v e l P l a z a :
Three Teepees Cafe host/server.
Three Teepees Cafe line cook.
Store supervisor. Security officer.
Maintenance custodian. Three
Teepees Cafe food and beverage
supervisor. Store cashier.
fessional guidance at 988. Services
are free and always available no
matter the day.
The WEDD/WIOA program is
providing free wood for elders
who live on the Warm Springs Res-
ervation. Pleaes call 541-553-
3324 to learn more.