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We stand together for Tribal sovereignty.

Stradling the South Dakota and North Dakota border, the Standing Rock Indian Reservation covers 2.3 million acres, stretching across endless prairie plains, rolling hills and buttes that border the Missouri River. Home to the Lakota and Dakota nations, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is committed to protecting the language, culture and well-being of its people through economic development, technology advancement, community engagement and education.

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Families

We stand for thriving families who honor their traditions, embrace healthy lifestyles and seek pathways to self-sufficiency.

Communities

We stand for flourishing communities that are guided by our culture, engaged in local policy and who support their residents.

Government

We stand for an efficient government that fosters a diverse economy and ensures the protection of our people, land and resources.

SRST Pandemic Response and Services

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SRST Covid-19 News

SRST ARPA Program

Jan. 2022 Vaccination Schedule

News

Oceti Vote ‘22 — A Native Vote Drive and Cultural Celebration

September 30, 2022

Celebrating return home of PFC. M. Little Bear

September 23, 2022

NAFWS Great Plains Region – 2021 & 2022 SRST Game & Fish

September 14, 2022

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Dakota Water Wars, Chapter Nine: Conflict of Interest

September 13, 2022

UTTC Powwow Admin – 9-9-22

Labor Day Admin Leave Letter

SRST Budget Meeting

August 30, 2022

Local District Meeting Schedule

August 26, 2022

Dakota Water Wars, Chapter Eight: Taking Our Truth to D.C.

August 19, 2022

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Titles for Review

Tribal policy impacts all members of the reservation. Review and consideration of public input is vital to a transparent government and empowered community.

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