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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs
On the Tribal Council agenda
The following are some of the
items coming up on the Tribal Coun-
cil agenda during the rest of Octo-
ber (subject to change at Council
discretion):
Monday, October 21
9 a.m.—12 noon: Transmission
project update with the Cathy Ehli,
Power and Water general manager,
and tribal attorney.
1:30 p.m.: Indian Health Service
update with director Admiral
Marcus Martinez.
2:30: Health and Human Ser-
vices discussion with Caroline Cruz.
Join Recreation
for Pumpkin
Patch Fun Trip
Warm Springs Recreation will
host a Pumpkin Patch Fun Trip on
Monday, October 21. The trip will
be to Liepold Fams in Boring. The
Recreation bus will leave at 9:30
a.m., and return at 4:45 p.m. Re-
member to bring a sack lunch, good
walking shoes, and a warm jacket.
Besides the pumpkins at the
farm, there will be varieties of
apples and squash for sale. The
pumpkins are of all sizes and col-
ors.
There will be a Corn Maze and
Hay Maze, a hay ride, and five-
pound pumpkin. Cost is $12 per
person.
Space is limited, so please stop
by the Recreation office to pay for
your spot, and fill out the permis-
sion slip. For more information, call
them at 541-553-3243.
Notes...
The next meeting of the KWSO
Community Advisory Board is
scheduled for Friday, November
1 from 2-3:30 p.m. at the Warm
Springs Media Center.
The annual meeting is open to
the public with invitations sent to
representatives from tribal pro-
grams, Indian Health Service, BIA,
Community Organizations and
tribal enterprises.
Warm Springs Recreation is
hosting an art contest with the
theme What I Love About Warm
Springs, The Rez, Our Home.
There are all age categories
from toddler to elders.
Turn in art by the end of the
day this Wednesday, October 16
at the Community Center office
for a chance to win prizes.
The art contest event will be
held on Friday, October 18 from
5-8 p.m. in the Social Hall.
The Jefferson County School
District 509-J is holding its annual
Impact Aid Family Engagement
Meeting on Thursday, October 24
at 5 p.m. at the Warm Springs
Academy. Dinner will be provided.
Folks are encouraged to learn
more about Impact Aid for the
district, and attend the meeting to
ask questions and offer input. You
can view the Impact Aid Action
Plan, Community Engagement
Packet with Data, Performance
Indicators Dashboard, Impact Aid
Application, plus policies and other
information on the school district’s
website:
jcsd.k12.or.us
October is Breast Cancer
Awareness Month. Practice early
detection. It is recommended that
all women over the age of 40 get
an annual mammogram.
If you have questions about
breast health, contact your health
care provider at the Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center, or
Dominique Lugo, MCH Nurse at
Community Health, 541-553-
2352.
3:30: Manage Care update with
Michael Collins.
2:30: Enrollments with Lucille
Suppach-Samson, Vital Stats.
Wednesday, October 23
9—11 a.m.: Integrated Re-
source Management Plan (IRMP)
discussion with Austin Smith Jr.,
Natural Resources.
Tuesday, October 29
9 a.m.: Oregon Health Author-
ity state director meet and greet,
with Julie Johnson, Tribal Affairs
director.
10: Early Childhood Compli-
ance update with Caroline Cruz,
Cheryl Tom and Sue Matters.
11: Tentative, meet and greet, state
directors Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Watershed
Enhancement Board, and Oregon
Water Resources Department.
Monday, October 28
9 a.m.: Secretary-Treasurer up-
date with Robert Brunoe.
10: November agenda.
11: Draft resolutions.
1:30 p.m.: Legislative update
calls, federal and state.
October 16, 2024
Council seeks to fill board,
committee, commission positions
Tribal Council seeks to fill the
following positions on tribal
committees, boards of directors
and commissions:
Education Committee:
One tribal member position
and one non-member alterna-
tive position. The board serves
as an advisory body to the
Tribal Council in the develop-
ment of educational programs
and opportunities for tribal
members. Review and recom-
mend educational services of-
fered through tribal, state and
federal agencies.
Letters of interest and re-
sumes of applicants interested
in serving on a tribal commit-
tee, submit to the following ad-
dress no later than Monday,
October 21, 2024:
1. Drop off at the tribal ad-
ministration building addressed
to the Secretary-Treasurer/
CEO.
2. By mail to: CTWS Secre-
tary-Treasurer/CEO, PO Box
455, War m Springs, OR
97761.
Please sign a criminal back-
ground check. Forms can be
emailed or mailed to you. Re-
turn signed forms to the Man-
agement office. Information
will be submitted confidentially
to the S-T/CEO.
Telco Board of Directors:
One position, non member. The
company, subject to restrictions
of applicable laws and the cor-
porate articles of incorporation
and bylaws, performs every act
the board deems necessary, ex-
pedient or advisable to carry
out the objective of this enter-
prise.
Application process same as
above.
Warm Springs Tribal Em-
ployment Rights Commis-
sion, TERO: One position.
The position is open to any In-
dian 18 years and older who
works or resides on the reser-
vation. The board oversees the
successful operation of the of-
fice.
Application same as above.
Water Board: Two posi-
tions, ending October 30,
2025. The Tribal Council has
the responsibility of manag-
ing the water resources of the
reservation through the Wa-
ter Management Plan. The
three-member board is the
advisory body in carry out
this mission.
Application same as above.
The Warm Springs Housing
Authority Board of Commis-
sioners: One position. The
Tribal Housing Authority is the
body established to develop
policies and procedures relat-
ing to tribal housing, to give
direction to the Housing man-
ager and Housing Department,
and make recommendations to
Tribal Council regarding hous-
ing matters.
Application same as above.