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FEBRUARY 15, 2022
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
PROPOSED CC&Rs FOR THE
TIPSU-ILI’I HOME OWERSHIP COMMUNITY
LIHEAP program is open
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which helps
pay heating bills, is currently open. The program is available to
Tribal members who have not received regular LIHEAP assistance
as of Oct. 1, 2021, through Feb. 1, 2022, and/or have not received
LIHEAP assistance through other agencies.
LIHEAP is a first-come, first-served program and income criteria
applies. Eligible Tribal members must reside in the six-county ser-
vice area or Clackamas County.
For more information, contact Tammy Garrison at 503-879-2077
or tammy.garrison@grandronde.org. 
The Tribe is developing a declaration of covenant, conditions and
restrictions (CC&R) document for the Tipsu-ili’i home ownership
community currently being developed in Grand Ronde. Tribal Council
is seeking public comment on the CC&Rs.
The proposed CC&Rs include provisions for general rules gov-
erning the community, establishing a home owners association,
residential zoning standards, home-site set up, home construction,
community standards and common areas, and various other provi-
sions for the community.
Tribal Council invites comment on the proposed CC&Rs. For a
copy of document, please contact Ryan Webb at 503-879-2404.
Please send your comments to Ryan Webb, 9615 Grand Ronde
Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347 or by e-mail to Ryan.Webb@gran-
dronde.org. Comments must be received by March 15, 2022. 
Grand Ronde Station now
offering gas discount
Grand Ronde Tribal members, as well as Tribal and Spirit Mountain
Casino employees, can receive a 30-cent per gallon discount on gasoline
at the Tribally owned Grand Ronde Station convenience store starting on
Tuesday, Feb. 1.
There are, however, a few rules. Tribal members and employees must
go inside and show either their enrollment card or employee identification
card to receive the discount.
Tribal employees started receiving the discount on Jan. 1.
“Your service to keeping the Tribe and casino operational have been in-
valuable,” General Manager David Fullerton said via e-mail in announcing
the discount to governmental employees. “The Tribe wants to reward that
commitment by helping you ease the burden of rising gas prices. … We
know that we have a number of employees commuting to and from Grand
Ronde for work, and we are aware that rising gas prices create an additional
hardship. We hope that this new system will make life a little easier.” 
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LIHWAP program is open
The Low Income Home Water Assistance Program can assist with wa-
ter bills that are current or past due, and also assists with rates and fees
associated to reconnection.
LIHWAP assistance is a limited funded program and is a first-come,
first-served program. Income criteria applies. Eligible Tribal members
must reside in the six-county service area or Clackamas County.
For more information, contact Tammy Garrison at 503-879-2077 or
tammy.garrison@grandronde.org. 
Police Department has
nonemergency text line
Clothes Closet open Fridays
The Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department has a nonemer-
gency text line at 541-921-2927.
“If you have a nonemergency situation or question, feel free to
contact my officer via text through this line,” said Grand Ronde
Tribal Police Chief Jake McKnight. “When one of my officers
receives the text, they will call you back when they have time.”
McKnight said that emergency situations still require calling
911.
For more information, contact McKnight at 503-879-1474. 
The Clothes Closet is open from 9 a.m. to noon Fridays on the
Tribal campus near the Elders Activity Center at the end of Black-
tail Drive. The Clothes Closet accepts clothing, small appliances,
small pieces of furniture, electronics and household goods that
are clean and in good condition. It does not accept books, large
TVs or furniture, but there is a community board where people
can post those items.
For more information or emergency clothes, contact Lori Walk-
er-Hernandez at 559-847-7565. 
Baker Technical Institute
Confederated Tribe of the Grand Ronde
Safety Training Series
February 21-22, 2022
OSHA-10
Fall Protection
Confined Spaces
March 4, 2022
Construction First Aid,
CPR, and AED
CTGR Employment Service
9615 Grand Ronde Rd
Grand Ronde, OR 97347
(Building C)
Register with the TERO
office by calling 503-879-2188 or
email tero@grandronde.org
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ELIG IB ILITY

AGE REQUIREMENT
Candidates must be at least
18 years in age .
 TRIBAL PREFERENCE
Tribal Preference applies.
However, nonTribal
candidates can be
considered based on
business need, certifications
and skills required.
 AVAILABILITY
Most positions work Monday
through Friday 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Part-time and full-time
work is available. Specific
schedules will be
communicated upon job
placement. Candidates will
be expected to adhere to
work and schedule
requirements.
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throughout the campus.
We often have opportunities in the Health & Wellness Clinic, Social
Services, Facilities, Human Resources, TERO, Housing, the MAT
Clinic in Salem, Adult Foster Care, and many more.
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