Standing Rock Fit Fair!

Promoting Health and Wellness through Fun Physical Activities!

Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Fort Yates Football Field
11am – 2pm CT

Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Mclaughlin City Park
11am – 2pm CT

2 Events Happening!
Inflatables, Games, Food, and FUN!
T-shirts and Door Prizes for all Participants
Come and Visit Tribal Health Informational Booths, Receive free Blood Glucose and Blood Pressure Screenings, Body Composition Readings, and a free lunch. All Children must be accompanied by a Parent or Guardian

This Event is a Drug and Alcohol Free Event
Questions or Concerns, please contact the Standing Rock Diabetes Program
701.854.7132

PLEASE HAVE YOUR DITCHES CUT BY JULY 31, 2024

This “NO COST” OR “NON-LEASE” hay cutting permit includes
ditches and roadways adjacent to any Tribal Road or BIA Road
Right-away that has become overrun by weeds and grasses.
This pertains to an enrolled member or non-enrolled
member of whom is a farmer or rancher, of the Standing
Rock Sioux Tribe, that have lands adjacent to their
respective lease allotments or Tribally leased or allocated
lands, within the borders of the Standing Rock Sioux
Reservation.

Ensure you CALL CRAIG EAGLESHIELD AT 701-455-4573 OR
BRANDON WALKER AT 701-455-4576 TO REPORT WHERE
AND WHEN YOU WILL BE CUTTING.
After July 31, all ditches and roadways will be available for anyone
to cut. However, if damages or liability occur it will be on the
Operator.
As per Office Land Operations and the Chairwoman

Meet Katrina as she listens to your concerns and advocates for you in the Senate.
Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024 at 5:30 PM CT
Location: Prairie Nights Casino

Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in North Dakota Katrina Christiansen invites members of
the Standing Rock Tribe to an open discussion regarding issues facing their communities.

READ FULL MEMO HERE

Subject: Use Caution During Smoky Conditions
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe (SRST) Department of Environmental Regulations /EPA office
continues its recommendation that residents limit prolonged outdoor activities during smoky
conditions across North Dakota, especially residents with known respiratory conditions.
Particulate matter, which consists of extremely small particles of soot and ash, have been
increasing across the area over the last several hours. Particulate matter can cause irritation
to the respiratory system, especially those who suffer from allergies, asthma or chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). During this period of smoky conditions, the
Department recommends the elderly and young children to limit or completely avoid
unnecessary outdoor exposure.

The smoke in the area is resulted from wildfires in Canada and is expected to remain in the
area throughout the week. The Standing Rock EPA department will monitor the Air Quality
Index and update the alert as necessary.

The Current AQI is 113, which is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups.