Departments

Administration

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION FAX:     768-5324
Strange Owl, Nanette:    768-2331

Rakstad, Lori:    768-2469

Cantrell, Carmen:    768-2379

Draszt, Maurice:    768-2372

Azure Taylor:    768-2703

Lester, Anne:    768-2381

An’Julie Cantrell:    768-2303

Falls Down, Felicia:    768-2334

Red Path, Randy:    768-2324

Payroll Supervisor:    768-2306

Todd, Yvette:    768-2378

Erickson, Sunee:    768-2302

Nordwick, Morgan:    768-2387

Alden, Brittany:    768-2307

Sears, Presley:    768-2448

Nordwick, Maureen:    768-2358

CHAIRMAN’S OFFICE     

DANIELS, MISTY:   768-2301

STUMP, KODY:   768-2312

CONTRACTS & GRANTS

MAROTTEK, MARILYN:   768-2385

MAROTTEK, RYAN:   768-2332

RANKIN, PAULA:   768-2384

ENROLLMENT   

RED EAGLE, TWILA:   768-2311

BOXER, ARDEN:   768-2319

HUMAN RESOURCE       

TOAVS, JUSTISS:   768-2377

MACDONALD, RILEY:   768-2355

BIGHORN, IMANI:    768-2439

FISH, TERRILLE:   768-2375

AZURE, KRISTIAN:    768-2374

CLARK, BRIDGETTE:    768-2351

CANTRELL, TONETTA:    768-2315

BETS HIS MEDICINE, RACQUEL:    768-2392

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY   

SCOTT III, MELVIN:   768-2346

BAD HAWK, JOLYNNE:   768-2366

KLINGER, CALEB:   768-2373

OWENS, WAYCEN: 768-2345

RECEPTIONIST  

TODD, YVETTE:   768-2378

REPORTING & PUBLIC RELATIONS           

VACANT:   768-2356

Adult Corrections

JAIL ROSTER

CORRECTIONS-ADULT SERVICES:   768-3204

Director:   768-3214

Fax:   768-3211

Child Care

Track, Rita:   768-2427

Brown, Luane:   768-2371

Johnson, Terrence:   768-2443

Boadle, Labrea:   768-2425

Parker, Mandy:    768-2370

Fax:   768-5130

Community Services

COMMUNITY SERVICES:   768-2430

Hairy Chin, Lotene:   768-2434

Elders Program 2:   768-2433

Steele, Freda:   768-2435

Spotted Bull, Sheila – Director:   768-2432

Owns Pipe Ricker, Sandra:   768-2429

Linder, Sonja:   768-2431

VACANT:   768-2424

Fax:   768-5833

FPT 2024-2025 LIHEAP Application

Criminal Investigation

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION:   768-5332

Fax:   768-5143

Cultural Resources Department

Youpee, Dyan – Director:   768-2317

Scott, Dannette:   768-2468

Vacant:   768-2304

Department of Law & Justice

Black Dog, Amber:   768-2491

Weinberger, Hannah:   768-2494

Education

EDUCATION:   768-5136

Lambert, Rena – Director:   768-2318

Red Eagle, Goldie:   768-2394

Fax:   768-3556

eddept@fortpecktribes.net

Service Provided: Assist eligible clients to continue their education, obtain GED, provide tutoring, and child care services.

Fort Peck Tribes State of Education Report (1.013 kb)

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:

Higher Education deadline is July 15.

AVT deadline is July 15 for fall semester,

and December 2 for spring semester

Below are the Education Department forms:

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AVT Application (draft)

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HE Application (draft)

Fort Peck Community College Complaint Policy

Economic Development/Planning

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/Planning

Miller, Rodney – Director:   768-2344

Dionne, Maureen:   768-2343

OPEN:   768-2341

OPEN:   768-2342

Fax:   768-5478

Enrollment

ENROLLMENT

Red Eagle, Twila – Director:   768-2311
tredeagle@fortpecktribes.net

Boxer, Arden – Enrollment Specialist:   768-2319
arden.boxer@fortpecktribes.net

Fax:   768-3306

WE NEED A COPY OF YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CARD TO PUT ON FILE. PLEASE FAX TO (406) 768-3306

PUBLIC NOTICE

Enrollment application deadline for the 2022 annual per capita distribution is set for October 14, 2022. The deadline is established to ensure that new enrollees receive and enrollment number and are entered into the database in a timely manner.

All enrollment applications for Fort Peck tribal membership must be submitted to the enrollment office at 501 Medicine Bear Road (Tribal Administration Building) by 4:30 P.M. on October 14, 2022.

All address changes and custody documents must be submitted to the enrollment office by November 15, 2022. These deadlines are set to ensure the database is prepared for conversion for per capita checks.

Fort Peck Tribes Enrollment Form

Fort Peck Tribes Associate Enrollment Form

Fort Peck Tribes Name Change Form

Fort Peck Tribes Descendancy Form

FPT Blood Degree Increase Assiniboine Form

FPT Blood Degree Increase Sioux Form

Fort Peck Tribes Relinquishment Form

Fort Peck Tribes Address Change Form

Enterprise

ENTERPRISE:   768-3316

O&M – Wolf Point:   653-2091

Youngman, Mitchell – Director

Magnan, Tina

Smith, Paul

Peterson, Austin

Iron Bear Jr., James

Follette, Leonard

Charboneau, Jon

Charnoneau, Jeanette

Bighorn Jr., Maurice

Fax:   653-2091

FORT PECK TRIBES FISH & GAME

Website: Fish & Game | Fort Peck Tribes

Magnan, Robert – Director:   768-2309

Bighorn, Leonard “Les”:   768-2310

Standing, Errol – Game Warden

Schmidt, Dalyn – Game Warden

Buck Elk, Gideon – Game Warden

VACANT – Buffalo Ranch Manager

Fort Peck Housing Authority

No Website

Foster Home Licensing

FOSTER HOME LICENSING:   768-2349

Four Bear, Darrian:   768-2349

Windchief, Ona – Director:   768-2438

Fax:   768-5606

Head Start

Gourneau, Hilary – Director 768-2503

HEADSTART ADMIN:   768-2349

Fort Kipp Center:   786-3267

Frazer Center:   695-2224

Poplar Center 1:   768-5365

Poplar Center 2:   768-5436

Wolf Point Center 1:   653-2344

Wolf Point Center 2:   653-2647

Teachers Poplar Center 1:   768-2352

Headstart Admin:   768-2347

Headstart Admin:   768-2348

Headstart Admin:   768-2349

Headstart Admin:   768-2350

Fax (Admin):   768-5592

Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Wellness Program

Website: fortpecktribeshpdp.com

Human Resources

Toavs, Justiss:   768-2377

MacDonald, Riley:   768-2355

Bighorn, Imani:    768-2439

Fish, Terrille:   768-2375

Azure, Kristian:    768-2374

Clark, Bridgette:    768-2351

Cantrell, Tonetta:    768-2315

Bets His Medicine, Racquel:    768-2392

Fax:   768-5758

Service Provided: Provide technical assistance and advice to tribal officials, supervisors, and employees in the human resource areas of recruitment staffing, classification, pay administrator, employee relations, training, incentive awards, and employee benefits.

NOTE: See Employment webpage for ALL Fort Peck Tribes employment listings.

FPT Policies & Procedures Handbook

Information Technology

Mission

The mission of the Department of Information Technology is to provide leadership in information technology, with a focus on providing strategic direction on technology issues, leading technology innovation in infrastructure and applications, and maintaining the highest level of reliable service to the government community we serve.

Scott, Melvin – Chief Technology Officer:   768-2346

Bad Hawk, JoLynne – IT Specialist:   768-2366

Klinger, Caleb – IT Specialist:   768-2373

Owens, Waycen – IT Specialist: 768-2345

Scope of Work

The IT Department provides support to all departments within the Tribal Government.

We provide services in three general areas:

  • Network & Computer Services
  • Telecommunications
  • Information Systems

Network and Computer Services

  • Network & Computer Troubleshooting & Repair
  • Network & Computer Installation & Upgrades
  • Provide access to the tribal network & resources (i.e.: internet, e-mail, shared files, shared printers, calendaring, etc.)
  • Software Installation
  • Network Administration
  • Hardware & Software Purchasing coordination
  • Software license compliance assistance

Telecommunications

  • Centralized order placement for new service
  • Centralized order placement for change of service
  • Phone bill dispute assistance
  • Group buying power for Long Distance service.

Information Systems

  • Information Security
  • Information Backup
  • Information Sharing
  • Document Archiving
  • Dissemination of information through the intra- and inter- nets
  • Web site design and up keep

FPT Information Technology Policies

FPT Policy for Internet and Email

FPT Policy for Personal Use of IT Resources

FPT Policy for Software and Hardware

Language & Culture

LANGUAGE & CULTURE:   768-3520

Growing Thunder, Ramey – Director

Three Stars, Ethan – Dakota Instructor/Researcher

Runs Above, Winona – Nakoda Instructor/Researcher

Peterson, Richard – Media Coordinator

Fax:   768-3531

nakonadakotalanguagescultures@gmail.com

LANGUAGE & CULTURE

603 Court Avenue

PO BOX 1027

Poplar, MT 59255

Facebook Page: Fort Peck Languages

Vision Statement (Cultural Perspective)

“The vision of our department is to increase the language revitalization and cultural restoration with our Nakona and Dakota communities as the first steps to planning and developing a Tribal Immersion School. This vision foretells our youth being embraced daily with our cultural ways of knowing, speaking our language, hearing our elder stories, hearing our creation stories, understanding and perpetuating our history, singing our traditional songs, sharing our ways of dance, living and perpetuating our seven sacred rites of Pte San Win (White Buffalo Calf Woman) and Traditional rites. Our respectful approach addresses the historical accuracy of our people’s education past and present, community-based curriculum development, language revitalization, cultural restoration, and learning strategies for the sake of our children and future generations.”

Mission Statement (Academic Perspective)

“The Fort Peck Tribal Department of Languages and Cultures is committed to the restoration and revitalization of the Nakona/Nakoda and Dakota languages and cultures. This initiative will serve as the active venue for addressing the complex family, educational, spiritual, cultural, health, and societal issues facing the Nakona/Nakoda and Dakota people of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.  The department envisions the emergence and acceptance of our traditional languages and cultures, into the daily lives of the people to instill a rebirth of their cultural identity, which is dignified to become an integral part of their contemporary lives.”

 

“Let us put our minds together to see what life we can make for our children” – Tatanka Iyotanke

“Wakanyeja Nitawa Woyuonihan!” (Honor your Sacred Little One’s!)

Fort Peck Language and Culture Department

Maintenance

MAINTENANCE:   768-2316

Nordwick, Bruce – Director:   768-2316

Admin Assistant:   768-2439

Fax:   768-5324

Minerals

Madison, Deb – Director

Natural Resources

NATURAL RESOURCES:   768-3928

Walking Eagle, Myrna – Director:   768-2498

Berger, Lana: 768-2479

Grandchamp, Doug:   768-2475

Belton, Chloe: 768-2477

Open Line:   768-2476

Fax:   768-5345

Fort Peck Tribes Land Use Policy (787 kb) – PDF

Timber Permit Form – Excel

Timber Permit Form Pg 2 – Word

Office of Environmental Protection

Director: 768-2329

Weeks, Linda: 768-2337

Lambert, Wilfred: 768-2322

Fonda Flores – 768-2325

Adams, Jeff: 768-2327

Ian Drum: 768-2326

Vacant: 768-2362

Vacant: 768-2353

Eder, Destiny: 768-2313

FAX Number: 768-5363

Gaming

White Bear, Marla – Director:   768-2363

Baker, Casey – Collections/Technician

Vondall, Daniel – Collections/Technician

Buck Elk, Erick – Technical Supervisor

Boyd, Brooke – Collections/Technician

Larson, Avalynn – Collections/Technician

Red Bird Woman Center – RBWC

RBWC:   653-1494

Parker, Susan – Director

Adams, Fellini

Gourneau, Gwen

Youpee, Mary

Holum, Keisha

Menz, Myron

Gonzalez, Shannon

Fax:   653-1491

Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center

Website: www.fortpecktribes.org/sbrrc

Fort Peck Transit

TRANSIT:   768-3909

Decoteau, Elmer – Director

Fax:   768-3922

Transitional Living Unit

TRANSITIONAL LIVING UNIT:   768-3253

Young, RJ – (Acting) Director:   768-3254

Fax:   768-5503

Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance

Website: www.fortpecktero.org

Bighorn, Barry – Director: 768-2461

Whitehawk, Raquel: 768-2464

Tribal Credit

TRIBAL CREDIT:   768-3937

Porras, Ashley – Director:   768-2482

Fax:   768-5954

Short Term Loan Application

Email: CreditDepartment@fortpecktribes.net

Fax:   (406) 768-5954

Or Mail to the Fort Peck Tribes Credit Dept.

Tribal Courts

Tribal Courts:  768-2400

Website: fptc.org

Tribal Health

Fourbear, Dennis – Tribal Health Service Unit Director: 768-5790

Fourstar, Kris – Tribal Health Deputy Director: 768-2202

Website: tribalhealth.fortpecktribes.org

Tribal Dialysis Unit

Website: tribaldialysis.fortpecktribes.org

Tribal NEW

TRIBAL NEW:   768-2443

Johnson, Terrence:   768-2443

Office:   768-2442

Fax:   768-5983

Tribal Transportation Program – TTP

TTP:   768-3208

Boxer, Russell – Director

Azure, Carol

Azure, Jackie

Thompson, Connie

Fax:   768-5773

Veteran Affairs

Vacant:   768-2354

Lone Warrior, Medicine Bear – Director:   768-2445

Fax:   768-5384

Vocational Rehabilitation

VOC-REHAB:   768-2450

Director:   768-2451, 768-2452, 768-2453

Ninnette Hamilton:   768-2454

Fax:   768-5668

asvrp@nemont.net

Mission

ASVRP will provide culturally appropriate vocational rehabilitation services to American Indians whose disabilities are impediments to employment.

Goal: ASVRP will provide culturally appropriate vocational rehabilitation services to American Indians with physical and/or mental disabilities who reside on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, consistent with their individual strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities, capabilities and informed choices so they may prepare for, maintain or engage in gainful employment including self-employment or business ownership.

The Tribal Voc-Rehab Office is located in the Old ASTI Building (Industrial Park) and is open from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM – Monday through Friday.

A VR Counselor will be in the following areas for Outreach Office Hours during these days:

Frazer @ the Tribal Elders Nutrition Center – bi-monthly on Mondays

Wolf Point @ the Job Services Office – bi-monthly on Tuesdays

Fort Kipp @ the Community Hall – bi-monthly on Thursdays Hours: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Objectives & Outcomes

ASVRP will accept approximately 50 applications per year and expects to accomplish the following objectives and outcomes.

Year 1 – ASVRP will serve 35 new eligible consumers with 10 successful closures (Status 26’s).

Year 2 – ASVRP will serve 40 new eligible consumers with 12 successful closures (Status 26’s).

Year 3 – ASVRP will serve 45 new eligible consumers with 14 successful closures (Status 26’s).

Year 4 – ASVRP will serve 50 new eligible consumers with 16 successful closures (Status 26’s).

Year 5 – ASVRP will serve 50 new eligible consumers with 18 successful closures (Status 26’s).

Strategies & Activities

1) ASVRP has hired four employees who are enrolled tribal members, three of which have disabilities.

2) ASVRP follows the State VR Agencies case management plan while providing a wide scope of VR services including Native American Healing Ceremonies, guidance and counseling upon request.

3) ASVRP consumers are actively involved in their Individualized Plans for Employment by choosing a suitable employment outcome, which VR services will be required to complete the IPE, and which cooperating agencies will provide comparable services to enhance ASVRP’s services.

4) ASVRP has developed an Advisory Board that is consumer driven to ensure involvement and participation by community members to assist in program development.

Water Resources

Bighorn, Arnold – Water Rights Administrator: 768-5905

Website: fptwater.org

Workforce Development

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT:   768-2427, 768-2427

Christian, Julie:   768-2426

Fax:   768-5802

Youth Corrections

CORRECTIONS-YOUTH SERVICES:   768-3253, 768-3254

Fax:   768-5503