General Election: June 28, 2021 Candidates for Tribal Council
RICKY COMPO
TAMARA KIOGIMA
LEROY SHOMIN
DOUG EMERY
WILLIAM ORTIZ
MARCI REYES
KENNETH DEWEY
AARON OTTO
SHARON SIERZPUTOWSKI
SIERRA BODA (WITHDREW 5-14-21)
We will respect, honor and care for mother Earth and her families, keeping the next seven generations in mind. We will provide quality environmental services through a professional atmosphere, well-trained staff and empirical data collection. We will actively participate in local, regional, and national environmental decision making processes affecting Indian Country. We will develop and implement ordinances and polices that will ensure the protection of all our natural resources. We will continue to be diligent, honest, and accountable while making a positive difference regarding environmental issues.
June 22, 2001
Catalyst Partners and the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians (LTBB) have partnered to create a report that meshes goals of LTBB’s Climate Emergency Action Plan Resolution with an implementable plan for the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant. For the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians (LTBB), costs are not the most important aspect of their carbon emissions: sustainable practices for the planet are. This is why LTBB has been striving toward more sustainable practices as a Tribe since 2005 and has goals to achieve zero net carbon in the near future. After taking the steps to understand where the emissions of the LTBB are coming from, Catalyst Partners was able to define opportunities to reduce those emissions. In addition to meeting LTBB’s carbon goals, reducing emissions can save both energy and operational costs.
RICKY COMPO
TAMARA KIOGIMA
LEROY SHOMIN
DOUG EMERY
WILLIAM ORTIZ
MARCI REYES
KENNETH DEWEY
AARON OTTO
SHARON SIERZPUTOWSKI
SIERRA BODA (WITHDREW 5-14-21)
BERNADECE (BERNIE) BODA & LINDA GOKEE
REGINA GASCO-BENTLEY & STELLA KAY
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BERNADECE (BERNIE) BODA & LINDA GOKEE
REGINA GASCO-BENTLEY & STELLA KAY
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LTBB Events
Join us for another elders venison giveaway February 6th 11am-2pm in the commons area. We’ve recently received a large donation of ground venison from the Hunters Feeding Michigan program. Please bring a reusable bag and pickup for yourself or those in need.
Please call Behavioral Health at 231-242-1640 for an appointment.
Please call Behavioral Health at 231-242-1640 for an appointment.
Last year we started this group for parents of children ages 0-6 to learn beginner Anishinaabemowin words and phrases that relate to child care, household activities, and children’s interest. We hope through these efforts we can get more Anishinaabemowin into homes in our community and expose children to Anishinaabemowin early in life. During our gatherings we go over baby sign language with words and phrases in the Anishinaabemowin, children’s songs in Anishinaabemowin, and words to use with your child. At these gatherings we provide toys and games to keep the little ones occupied, as well as snacks and dinner. We hope to continue to build this group up over the next year!
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