While the gaming machines remain silent during the COVID-19 pandemic, repairs are underway at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino

Bailing twine has caused a number of issue with wildlife, including osprey

Global pandemic and international political shenanigans brings down the price of gas

The Tribal Council took extreme measures to be active in helping prevent (or slow) the spread of the Novel Coronavirus (CoVID-19).

Stay home and stop the spread of COVID-19

The supplies are intended for food prep workers serving the Boys and Girls Club and public schools

Tribal Credit has your back.

DEADLINE: May 1, 2020

 Boham was chosen for the award for her outstanding contributions to American Indian higher education.

To vote in Montana you must be registered to vote.

Life is changing before our eyes.

The Dillon station opened on March 14, earlier than any previous year. They have already intercepted three mussel-fouled boats.

While this situation is only beginning to impact our region, it is easy to see how regions world-wide are struggling to manage the effects.

Navigators can provide telephone assistance to enroll in private health insurance or Medicaid

The Inspector General of Social Security, Gail S. Ennis, is warning the public about fraudulent letters threatening suspension of Social Security benefits due to COVID-19 or coronavirus-related office closures.

All counties required to implement measures to ensure social distancing during voter registration and voting

Includes more than $7.6 million in Indian Housing funds for Montana Tribes

Keep your distance from fellow recreators.

Social distancing guidelines should be followed at all FWP sites

If someone in your home is recovering, take steps to prevent spreading COVID-19 to others inside and outside the home

A Canadian company said Tuesday it plans to start construction of the disputed Keystone XL oil sands pipeline through the U.S. Midwest in April, after lining up customers and money for a proposal that is bitterly opposed by environmentalists and some American Indian tribes.

“The aim is to ensure that offender populations in Montana and corrections staff are taking necessary precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” said Governor Bullock. 

Senator: “There is no room for error in getting this money out the door… the health and safety of our Native American communities depends on it”

Escaped debris burns are the leading human cause of wildfires, particularly in the spring and fall when people think it is safe and permissible to burn.

This action is being taken despite Interior’s prior commitment that no such action would be taken until litigation defending the status of the Tribe’s reservation is resolved.

“While we love our visitors, we would ask that you not come visit while Montanans are watching out for one another by staying at home,” said Governor Bullock.

Senator’s legislation will prevent penalization for missing student loan payments during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Montana COVID-19 deaths come on the heels of community spread of the virus

Senators: “Mr. Secretary, our rural providers need your immediate assistance”

Bill Features Historic $10 Billion in Direct Funding for Tribal Nations

Effective immediately, the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) is waiving all copay requirements under the Healthy Montana Kids Plan for more than 21,000 children during the emergency period.

“The COVID-19 pandemic and social-distancing measures taken to contain its spread have created unique challenges for public participation in their government,” Fox said.

The $8 billion will be allocated to Tribal governments with eligible expenses through the Department of the Treasury

While Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks encourages recreation outside, we also encourage careful planning and prudence.

Effective immediately, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes ordered everyone within their jurisdiction to stay at their place of residence except as needed to maintain critical necessities.

The Unified Command Center will combine and organize county and tribal resources to be more effective in the prevention of the pandemic. 

Popular fishing event postponed to prevent spread of COVID-19

Directive asks Montanans to stay home to maximum extent possible except for essential activities, temporarily restricts all nonessential businesses and operations

They also invited the SQCC to be an active participant in the restoration of the area. The planning for removal of the dam began in 2017.

With a live broadcast, there are some new precautions for people who attend. Those who attend need to be warned of a few things.

Energy Keepers, Inc. to sell 40 MW of carbon free power to Puget Sound Energy

Keep your immune system strong to prevent infection andheal faster with adequate nutrition and activities

WIC offices are closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Mom-founded startup to guarantee income for more than 60 early education programs in Colorado and Montana

“We must work to ensure Tribes and IHS have the resources they need to protect our communities and respond to this public health crisis, and our bipartisan bill offers a positive step forward."

This closer is due to the COVID -19 virus and wanting to reduce the exposure to our veteran clients that come to the office

Coronavirus pandemic doesn't stop anglers from practicing social distancing on Flathead Lake to haul in impressive number of lake trout.