First Time Driver’s Assistance Program Description: Delaware Nation provides for enrolled tribal citizens ages 15-19 to receive assistance with the cost of an accredited Driver’s Education Course. Applicants may...
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Attention Delaware Nation Members NOTICE: CALL FOR SPECIAL ELECTION October 20, 2023...
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Delaware Nation ICDBG Grant Public Survey Please Fill Out the Application and Email to...
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Click/tap here to download the Down Payment & Closing Cost Checklist Form!
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A Telemedicine Informational Webinar was held on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, at 11:00 AM. You can view the presentation below!
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Click here to take view the LIHEAP Model Plan and place your thoughts in the comments!
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The Following Need To Please Contact The Grants Office | 405-247-2448 ext. 1321
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The 2023 Annual Report may be downloaded here!
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The 2023 General Council Meeting began on the beautiful Saturday morning of June 17, 2023, at 11:00 AM, with the President approaching the podium to welcome everyone in attendance.
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This nationwide one-time application per household will pay up to $350.00 (while funding is available) to eligible tribal citizens who rent assist with electric, natural gas, propane, and/or water/sewer/trash utility bills.
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On June 17th, an election was conducted in accordance with the Election Ordinance of Delaware Nation. The Results of the election for the offices of Vice- President, Secretary, and Committee Person #2 are tallied as follows:
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The Supreme Court deliberated a major decision Thursday, June 15, 2023, in the Haaland v. Brackeen case, affirming the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act by a 7-2 vote.
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This one-time submission per Tribal Citizen ages 18 years old and older nation-wide, is to provide a General Welfare Grocery Stipend of $200.00 while funding is available.
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Parents were invited to join their children for hot dogs and hamburgers with a side of chips, a drink, and a cookie for dessert! This open-house event lets parents fellowship with each other while their kids enjoy playground time. This is a great opportunity for parents to get one-on-one time with their teacher.
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American Indian Citizenship Day is observed on June 2. It was on this day in 1924 that the Indian Citizenship Act by Congress granted citizenship to all American Indians born in the U.S. The day celebrates the history, heritage, and culture of American Indian tribes across the country. All the tribes have their own traditions and beliefs. American Indian Citizenship Day celebrates their contribution to the country’s culture and is a reminder of their enduring legacy.
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Delaware Nation filed suit against Holton over nine counts of obscenity for allegedly publishing (nude) photographs of himself on a tribally owned computer system and for tampering with public property, charged by means of Information.
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Click/tap to view photos from the Spring Powwow!
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After a day of Trial on Thursday, May 11, 2023, Judge Prescott requested to recess around 4:40 PM (CST), to allow more time to review the details of the case.
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Defendant Kerry Holton, Previous Tribal President, is charged by means of Information with nine counts of obscenity for publishing (nude) photographs of himself on a tribally owned computer system and with tampering with public property.
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The following case is scheduled at the District Court of the Delaware Nation at the Delaware Nation complex, Anadarko, Oklahoma before District Judge Shannon Prescott, and the docket shall begin at 9:00 a.m.
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On October 1, 2022, the Consortium Against Substance Abuse (CASA) was awarded contract #HHS124620220010 by the Indian Health Service in the amount of $220,852. Provided is a list of budget line items and amounts.
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Delaware Nation 2023 General Council Meeting – Youth In Action! | Where: Grady County Fairgrounds NW Event Center in Chickasha, OK | When: Saturday, June 17, 2023 | 11:00 AM Meeting | 11:30 AM Lunch (CST)
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Delaware Nation is offering lawn mowing services to enrolled Delaware Nation elders during the summer months from May to August. To qualify for this service, a Delaware Nation elder must be 60 years of age or older before or on April 20, 2021.
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It’s that time of year again! This past year has been an exciting and busy year for our Delaware Nation Princess. All young ladies between the ages of 14-18 are encouraged to apply for Princess and enjoy a wonderful opportunity to represent Delaware Nation.
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Princeton sits upon Lenapehoking the Homelands of Lenapehok the Lenape people. We are proud to work alongside these powerful leaders!
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It’s that time of year again! This past year has been an exciting and busy year for our Delaware Nation Princess. All young ladies between the ages of 14-18 are encouraged to apply for Princess and enjoy a wonderful opportunity to represent Delaware Nation.
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For the first time in Delaware Nation History, a woman President and a woman Vice-President will soon sit alongside one another.
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Here you will find the official candidate statements for the June 17, 2023 election.
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It is with great honor that Delaware Nation would recognize Mary Dean Rice, the last living tribal citizen allottee of 169 original allottees and their siblings considered as possessing 4/4 degree of Delaware Nation Indian Blood. She is the great-granddaughter of Black Beaver!
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ATTENTION ADULT TRIBAL CITIZENS: The Annual RAED checks will mail out today, March 24, 2023. Your checks should arrive soon! Wanìshi.
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In July, DNI was honored to sponsor the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic’s (OKCIC) Teaching Urban Roads to Lifestyle & Exercise (TURTLE) camp.
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Ribbon Skirt Making Classes were held and hosted at the Cultural Preservation building Tuesday evenings from 5:30 – 7:30 PM (CST), February 21 – March 14, 2023, instructed by Brenda Villalba.
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There aren’t many opportunities to spend quality time with tribal citizens, and I was honored to meet Alfred Richard Molina, a descendant of Black Beaver! “Richard” is a pastor, Vietnam veteran of two tours, respiratory therapist, entrepreneur, and property owner dedicated to serving Native Americans through service and precision production occupations. His wife, Trudy Molina (Potawatomi), shares the same passion. She has spent many years in special education and loves serving others. Together, they plan to open a food & clothing pantry to serve the community!
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The Historic Preservation Department is underway with the digitization of artifacts and archives. Archivist, Billie Anderson, has digitized over 500 archival files in our collection thus far and is now in the process of digitizing material objects.
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Delaware Nation’s Administration on Aging Department hosted an Elders Christmas party where participants arrived to receive a delicious Holiday meal served by Tribal staff.
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On behalf of Delaware Nation, President Deborah Dotson was delighted to deliver a donation check for $4,800 to Mission Elementary, accepted by Principal Leah Bauman. The donation will grant Mission Elementary staff the funding needed to meet their UnFundraiser goal to provide a better learning experience by upgrading and creating more ways to increase student activity.
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Woodward resident Willard Thomas generously donated $25,000 to Children’s Health Foundation.
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Delaware Nation Cultural Preservation Department hosted Native Song & Dance Classes during October – December 2022, from 6:00 – 8:00 PM (CST), with the class concluding on the evening of December 15, 2022, instructed by Michael Meeks II & Jimmy Reeder.
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Janice maintains interests that are vital to the well-being of Delaware Nation citizens. Her position and responsibilities cannot be shared, thus making her resilient in achieving goals that better everyone under the nation’s umbrella. Janice always thoroughly examines all aspects of every decision she makes assuring operations run smoothly. Her eye for detail is sharp and true.
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The Revenue Allocation Economic Development (RAED) plan distribution will mail out soon. Please ensure Enrollment has your correct address on file to receive the per capita check without delay. Wanìshi!
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March is Women’s History Month. This month Delaware Nation will be dedicated to honoring and highlighting strong Lenape women. We’ll be sharing about these influential Delaware women throughout the month!
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If you would like to attend please email your name and Delaware Nation Roll Number to info@DNlgov.com by March 21, 2023. Once your information is verified, you will receive an email with the zoom information and the access code.
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Native American Choctaw artist DG Smalling honors Delaware Nation once again through his incredible fine art skills with an illustration of the Wolf featured in the design of Coaquannock in acrylic. The top right-hand corner of the map’s border is where you can find the Wolf design that filled Mr. Smalling with artistic inspiration.
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Tribal Citizen Barton Standing Elk Cartwright Sr. is once again making strides in spreading Delaware Nation’s culture and awareness to the Northeast region of the Country. Artist John Guarneri has been commissioned to colorize a portrait of Mr. Cartwright Sr. drawn by Harold Willard, a native veteran who served in the Navy, that will be displayed on the wall of the Borough Hall of Somerville, New Jersey.
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A recent front line hero story got me thinking of how well and proactive the local township, community, and fire departments have been during these uncertain times. Today, we recognize the 25 years of service Eric Lopez has completed as a volunteer firefighter and chief for New Hope Fire Department.
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Attention Delaware Nation Members: The following candidates have been deemed eligible by the Election Committee to run for office
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Pursuant to Article 7 Section 5 of the Delaware Nation Constitution, and Section 401 K of the Delaware Nation Election Ordinance, the election of Committee Person #2 was canceled as the position was unopposed.
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After a week of nasty winter weather and more on the way, a scholarship signing ceremony was held at the foyer within Anadarko High School to honor tribal citizen and senior, Brayden Lemos.
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ANADARKO, OK — Tribal Citizen and Fire Chief, Eric Lopez, retired from 25 years of commitment to the New Hope Fire Association. Eric is honored for a job well done in maintaining a smooth operation and is loved by those who work alongside him. Eric’s dedication to the fire department, the communities he served, and his fellow firefighters have been unwavering. Wanìshi, Eric!
By Public Relations Officer Wesley Boone
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