10/7 NDDOT Photo lD Event

North Dakota Department of Transportation to provide non-driver photo lD’s for voting purposes.

Photo ID will be issued for state residents who do not have a driver license or tribal lD card.
Free to the public if 18 or older.

NDDOT staff will obtain photos and documents and
residents will receive a Photo lD card within 5 working days.

DOCUMENTS NEEDED:
1. Must be a Certified Birth Certificate, Court issued name change if applies (Certified Marriage Certificate, Divorce Decree, Adoption Order)
2. Social Security Card
3. Proof of ND Resident PhysicalAddress

For voting information go to: vote.nd.gov

10/23 Recovery Walk for Hope and Healing

Red Ribbon Week
REZ RECOVERY

Recovery Walk for Hope and Healing

FOOD, SPEAKERS, TSHIRTS
Wed, 23 October 2024
10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Start on Bald Eagle Avenue by Tero Office and walk to the AJ Agard Building

Highway 63 Closure from WILDFIRE

The SRST Game & Fish Department asks all citizens to be advised that Highway 63 from the state-line to McLaughlin is closed due to a large WILDFIRE and to please use alternative route at this time.

 

Corrected 14:15

KENEL CULVERT UPDATE: CLOSED

On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, the section of road above the culvert 5.4 miles north of Kenel will be closed at 12:00 PM CT.

Please used the bypass road north of the closed area until further notice. Sorry for any inconveniences this may cause. Reach out to Acting Transportation/Tribal Roads Director Larissa Young @ 701-301-7463 for any questions/concerns.

October 2024 WIC Newsletter

Click HERE for full October 2024 WIC Newsletter

Inside This Issue

1 Family Meals – Together at the Table
1 Picky Eaters – What to Do?
2 2 October is National Breast Cancer
3 Awareness Month AND Domestic
4 Violence Awareness Month
3 Breastfeeding News
3 Little Eagle WIC clinic -change
3 Non-Discrimination Statement
5 WIC Clinic Days/Times (3 months)
4 Remote/Phone Services Continue
4 Holidays/Observances
4 Reminder-proof of income, ID & residence

October Anger Management Courses

Classes will provide education, support, tools and enhance communication skills as well as healthier ways to deal with anger.

Dates:

October 11th,

October 12th

& October 13th

Time: 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CST)

Place: Standing Rock Treatment (Youth Building) Fort Yates, ND

Facilitator: Rochelle Iron Crow, MA. LAC. CSC

Meals and refreshments will be provided.

Must be present all three classes to receive certification

 

For more information or questions please contact us at, 701-854-4785

Warm Hearts on Standing Rock Coat Drive

MISS STANDING ROCK PRESENTS:
Warm Hearts on Standing Rock Coat Drive

DONATE GENTLY USED COATS, HATS, GLOVES,SCARVES,SOCKS, BLANKETS TO
HELP KEEP OUR COMMUNITIES WARM.

Please wash and dry all clothing donations. Your kindness matters! Make a donation and be entered to win our prize drawing!

BEGINNING OCTOBER 2024
DROP OFF LOCATION:
DISCOUNT DIGZ
BASEMENT OF FORT YATES CITY HALL
DROP OFF TIMES:
WED. THURS. FRI. 10AM-6PM

(Special thanks to Discount Digz Thrift Store)

Structural Firefighter 1 Course 9/30/2024

Public Service Announcement

The Emergency Management program will be hosting a structural firefighter 1 Course starting Monday, September 30, 2024@ 1900 hours / 7 :00PM at the TERO building conference room in Fort Yates, North Dakota.

Any interested individuals can reach out to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Emergency Management office: 701-854-8671 or 701-319-8128. Point of contact is Donise Red Horn, Emergency Management Assistant to get registered with and forth coming training. Thank you!

Director Tiger, Harold
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Emergency
Manager

Notice of Revision for Title IV (4), Chapter 4, Pardon

CLICK HERE FOR Revisions to Title 4, Chapter 4 Pardon, Resolution, and Code

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
On September 16, 2024 the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Council approved to post revisions to Title IV (4), Chapter 4, Pardon for ten (10) days. Pursuant to Title XIX of the Code of Justice, any interested persons may submit comments on Title IV (4), Chapter 4, Pardon which the person believes should be amended.

Members of the Judicial Committee and the Standing Rock Tribal Council will accept oral, written and electronic comments until October 11, 2024. You may submit your electronic comments to the following:

Judicial Committee Chairman, Charles Walker – cwalker@standingrock.org

If you are receiving this notice and attachments in your role as District Officer, please post a copy at your local district offices and ensure it is available to other District Officers and District Members. In addition, please have copies available to distribute upon request.

Please note you can also access the Title on the Tribe’s website at www.standingrock.com, From the home page, click on Titles, followed by Titles for Review, and find the link to Title IV (4), Chapter 4 Pardon.

Dated this 30th day of September, 2024.

Porcupine District Health Needs Assessment 9/30

SRST Community Health Needs Assessment

Porcupine District
Monday 09/30/2024
Noon-2PM CST
District building

Please Join Tribal Health to share your insights and experiences to enhance your community’s health care needs

Participants* will receive a meal and upon completion of survey receive a $50 cash card. Participants* will need to provide identification that states Porcupine residency.

Participant’s must be 18 or older.