News

We have a new program launching at the LTBB Tribal Health Clinic and YOU are invited!

We are rolling out a new tobacco cessation clinic at the beginning of June.

If you use Sema in nontraditional ways (cigarettes, vaping, chew etc.)  and are ready to quit or have thought about quitting, please contact the clinic at 231-242-1700 to schedule an appointment with our tobacco cessation coach for an individualized quit plan.

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The Odawa Economic Affairs Holding Corporation (OEAHC) is seeking applicants who are interested in serving the OEAHC Board of Directors. There are currently four vacant seats on the Board. Two of the open seats must be filled by LTBB Tribal Citizens. All four vacant seats’ term length is three years and has the option to reapply at the end of the term.

OEAHC Board Openings

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At the end of January, representatives and Tribal Council members of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, and the Gun Lake Tribe all gathered at the McKay Tower in Grand Rapids to celebrate the recent formation of Aki Construction. This is a historic and culturally significant one- of- a kind real estate development, and construction company created as a partnership between Odawa Economic Affairs Holding Corporation, Mno-Bmadsen, and Gun Lake Investments; the economic development and investment entities with their three perspective tribes.


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The Form 4013: Resident Tribal Member Annual Sales Tax Credit is available upon request through the LTBB Dept of Commerce.
Please contact the LTBB Dept of Commerce at 231-242-1584 or DOC@ltbbodawa-nsn.gov if you would like a copy mailed or emailed to you.
This is a form for LTBB Tribal Citizens who lived in the LTBB Tax Agreement Area during the 2022 tax year, and is used to obtain your annual sales tax credit.
Miigwech.

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During this time when Aki/ Mother Earth is resting we are told that those of the Spirit World are closer to us and sharing those teachings with us. During this time of deep sleep our dreams are manifested to provide a deeper understanding of who we are as Anishinaabe people and provide clarity of our purpose here. Please have a safe month and stay safe and well.

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