Communications

The Tribal Communications office serves as the main point of contact for those who do not already have a contact at CSKT.

The CSKT Communications Director is Robert McDonald

He can be contacted by the following:
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Phone: (406) 675-2700, ext. 1222 
Cell: (406) 249-1818,
Fax: (406) 675-2806

Contact the Communications Director for:

  • General CSKT information
  • Requesting meetings with the Chairman
  • Delivering messages to Council or the Chairman
  • Inquiries about advertisements
  • Inquiring about visiting the Tribal Complex
  • Media Requests
  • Inquiries about obtaining and flying a Tribal flag

There are many ways to discover more about CSKT

Communications Latest News

  • Mobile Bicycle Repair Event

    The Medicine Wheel Bicycle Project consists of a school bus converted into a mobile bicycle repair shop that will visit area housing sites to teach and assist children with repairing their bicycles. All the bike tools, parts and mechanical experts will be on site. This is a wonderful opportunity for our youth to learn to fix their bike, gain knowledge in safety and fun riding skills, along with access to healthy transportation and making their bodies strong! *Refreshments will be provided*    Each Monday or Wednesday Starting June 18th. DATE LOCATION TIME June 18, 2018 Arlee (Community Center) 10AM to 1PM   St. Ignatius (Mission Dam Homesites) 2PM to 5PM       June 25, 2018 Ronan (Andrews Place Homesites) 10AM to 1PM   Ronan (Woodcock Homesites) 2PM to 5PM       July 11, 2018 Hot Springs (Old Bowling Alley Parking Lot) 10AM to 1PM   Elmo (The Hall) 2PM to 5PM       July 25, 2018 Polson (West Side Playground/ Basketball Court) 10AM to 1PM   Polson (Turtle Lake Homesites / Head Start Building) 2PM to 5PM       August 6, 2018 Pablo (SKC Campus-Outside Fitness/ Event Center) 10AM to 1PM   Pablo (Homesites West Side of Main Street) 2PM to 5PM       August 13, 2018 Dixon Agency (Playground Area) 10AM to 1PM   St. Ignatius (Skate Park) 2PM to 5PM ALL AREA CHILDREN CAN ATTEND ANY AND ALL SESSIONS AROUND THE RESERVATION Questions please call CS&KT-DHRD Community Support Division Call: 675-2700 Ext. 1238 download Event Flyer Here!

    Mobile Bicycle Repair Event

  • Milltown State Park Opening Celebration

    Please view the attached flier for more information.

    Milltown State Park Opening Celebration

  • ECS now Accepting Applications

    Please view the attached flier for more information.

    ECS now Accepting Applications

  • Family Summer Reading Program

    Please view the attached flier for more information. Jani Costilla-Sure Chief Instruction & Outreach Librarian 406-275-4874

    Family Summer Reading Program

  • Bitterroot Culture Camp

    Your child can be one of 30 middle school students from the Bitterroot & Missoula Valleys or the Flathead Reservation for a week of fun activities and friend making, all while learning about the crossroads of culture at Travelers' Rest State Park throughout history!  You will learn leadership skills, respect for elders and the land.  You will be an active part of the camp community and complete a service project. Although the date on the online application says the due date for application is passed, the date has been extended Online Application:  http://www.travelersrest.org/bitterroot-culture-camp.html

    Bitterroot Culture Camp

  • ECS Culture & Language Camp

    WHEN:  June 29, 2018 to July 3, 2018 WHERE:  Arlee Celebration Grounds WHO:   ECS Parents/Guardians,  ECS Teachers/staff, Community WHAT:  FRIDAY - June 29, 10:00am – 4:00pm  CAMP SET-UP                *Salish Language Immersion Exercise with Tipi set-up                *6:00 – Supper                *SATURDAY – June 30, 10:00am – 4:00pm  CAMP SET-UP                *Salish Language Immersion Exercise with Tipi set-up                *6:00 – Supper                *SUNDAY – July 1, 10:00am – 4:00pm  JOCKO FIELD TRIP – Learning about Cedar                *Salish Language Immersion with Cedar                *Splitting & storing Cedar                *6:00 - Supper                *MONDAY – July 2, 10:00am – 4:00pm  TRADITIONAL CLOTHING/MOCCASINS                *Salish Language Immersion with Clothing/Moccasins                *Visit with our Elder’s                *Lunch 12:30                *TUESDAY – July 3, 10:00 – 4:00  TRADITIONAL CLOTHING/MOCCASINS                *Salish Language Immersion with Clothing/Moccasins                *Visit with our Elder’s                *Lunch 12:30  ECS Parents/families/guardians may call ahead to reserve a tipi if you wish to camp.  It will be set up with you/for you in the ECS designated area. One meal a day is provided.  We look forward to sharing this Celebration with you.  Call to reserve your tipi @ 745-4509 & please tell us how many will camp with you so that we may plan food accordingly. 

    ECS Culture & Language Camp

  • 2018 Watercraft Inspection Requirements

    Last year’s requirement for all boats to be inspected and certified before launching in Flathead Indian Reservation waterbodies is no longer in effect.  For this boating season, both Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) are implementing a pilot project that requires all boats traveling into the Flathead Basin from any direction, be inspected by a watercraft inspection station prior to launching into any Flathead Basin waters. Watercraft that are already within the Flathead Basin when the pilot project took effect on March 16th, 2018 do not require a new inspection.   Only boats that leave the basin and launch in outside water bodies, must be inspected before launch once they return to the Flathead Basin. CSKT in collaboration with FWP are operating mandatory watercraft inspection stations in Ravalli, and Elmo along Highway 28 to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Additionally, inspections can be arranged with CSKT at 406 6th Ave E in Polson Monday through Thursday, 7 am to 5 pm. Appointments can be made by calling (406) 675-2700 ext. 7200 to arrange a watercraft inspection appointment. Inspections can also be obtained at Jesco Boats in Kalispell  Saturday and Sunday from 7 am to 7 pm or at FWP Kalispell Region 1 offices Monday through Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm. Watercraft includes stand up paddleboards, kayaks, canoes and inflatables. The law applies to non-motorized watercraft owners and they will be ticketed if they drive by any open mandatory watercraft inspection station. To ensure a speedy inspection, CLEAN, DRAIN and DRY your watercraft prior to arrival at a watercraft inspection station. At the inspection station inspectors will check to ensure live wells, anchors, bilges, engines and ballast tanks are clean and dry. “Boat owners need to open up live wells and take off boat covers at the inspection station” said Erik Hanson CSKT AIS coordinator.

    2018 Watercraft Inspection Requirements

  • SKC Family Summer Reading Program

    D’Arcy McNickle Library Summer Family Reading Program Registration will take place in the Library Commons on Thursday, June 14, 2018 from 1:00—4:00 PM   View attached flyer for more information.  

    SKC Family Summer Reading Program

  • 2018 Native Youth Tech Camp

    The 2018 Native Youth Tech Camp is on June 11-15, 2018 at the Salish Kootenai College, Pablo. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    2018 Native Youth Tech Camp

  • Earth Day Clean-Up - Wednesday, June 6, 2018 9 a.m.-12 a.m.

    The Annual Earth Day Clean-Up of our two mile stretch of U.S. Highway 93 will occur on Wednesday, June 6, 2018 from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m.  The stretch of U.S. Highway 93 begins at Quicksilver Express and extends to the South two miles in length.  All Departments are invited to attend this annual event and lunch will be provided at Quicksilver Express.  Employees should get supervisor approval and wear proper field apparel such as boots and gloves.  For more information contact Rich Janssen, NRD Department Head at rich.janssen@cskt.org or extension 7260 or Dan Lozar, Division of Water Manager at dan.lozar@cskt.org or extension 6244.

    Earth Day Clean-Up - Wednesday, June 6, 2018 9 a.m.-12 a.m.

  • Wildlife Babies

    Newborn wildlife is irresistible, and many well-meaning people are tempted to "help" when the best thing they can do is leave the young alone and observe wildlife from a distance.  Ninety percent of all ungulate babies are born in the last week of May or the first couple of weeks of June.  This adaption of ungulates birthing at the same time is a survival strategy called predator swamping.  When all of the wild ungulates give birth at the same time there is a greater likelihood of a larger number of survivors.    “Young wildlife are rarely helpless or abandoned, more often the mother is only gone temporarily or is intentionally staying a short distance away to avoid attracting attention to her young,” said Dale Becker, Tribal Wildlife Program Manager. If you do discover an apparently abandoned wild animal newborn or animal baby just leave it alone. Just touching or picking them up may cause the mother to reject them because of the human scent.  “Birds, however, cannot smell well, and fledglings may be carefully returned to their nest,” Becker said. In some cases, the lure of having an unusual pet or the dream of taming a wild creature may be why a baby animal is taken from the wild.  This is a bad choice for the human and for the baby animal. According to Pablo Espinoza, Chief Tribal Conservation Officer, it is illegal to possess or remove from the wild any game animal, game bird, songbird, furbearer or bird of prey, and suspects may be prosecuted for such violations. If you find young wildlife that is orphaned because the mother was killed, contact Pablo Espinoza or Stacy Courville at the Tribal Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation, and Conservation at 883-2888.

    Wildlife Babies

  • 2018 Youth Golf Camp

    2018 Youth Golf Camp at Silver Fox Golf Course. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    2018 Youth Golf Camp

  • Summer Camps for Ronan School District Students

    Summer Camps for Ronan School District Students Ronan School District is offering three weeks of half-day summer camps at each of our schools during the month of June for students living within Ronan School District. Pablo Elementary is offering Storybook Games, STEAM, and Salish Language & Native Games. K. William Harvey Elementary is offering Gardening, Salish Language & Native Games, and STEM. The Middle School is offering STEM, Salish Language & Native Games, and Swimming as well as NASA Mission to Space and Mission Earth camps. For enrolled Ronan School District students, we also offer Summer School for grades 5-8 and High School Credit Recovery for grades 9-12. See all the details and print off registration forms here on our website. Please turn completed forms into the school office. Have a great summer!

    Summer Camps for Ronan School District Students

  • Backpack Program

    I am raising money on behalf of the Women 4 Wellness committee for "BackPack Program" sponsored by the Bread Basket at K. William Harvey, Pablo elementary & Ronan Middle school.  There are currently over 100 kids identified as food insecure or chronically hungry in the three schools.  The "BackPack Program" provides a bag with non perishable food for the weekend to give these kids each week.  The cost to Bread Basket is $4 per bag.  The W4W committee members took up a challenge to have at least 5 family members or friends donate $10 each.  Can you help?  I attached information on the program and the challenge.  Click on this link to learn more about the Montana Food Bank Network "BackPack Program":  https://mfbn.org/backpack-program/ Sincerest Thanks, Yolanda Matt

    Backpack Program

  • Meeting of Mountain West Professional AISES Chapter

    Please join us for a meeting of the Mountain West Professional AISES Chapter Wednesday May 30th at 12:00pm - 1:00pm on the SKC Campus, PQLAW room 115 (Beaverhead Building) Come learn about our Professional Chapter, who we are, what we do, and provide your input in the direction and continued growth of the chapter Light snacks will be provided, hope to see you there!

    Meeting of Mountain West Professional AISES Chapter

  • MVM Summer Youth Program

    Community Health & Development is proud to announce that June 18th, 2018 our newly re-designed Mission Valley in Motion (MVM) - summer youth program (formerly known as Making Fitness Fun) will kick off. The program is a FREE and 9-weeks long for kids ages 7-14. MVM also has a FREE feeding program for anyone under 18 (*parents are welcome to eat with their child(ren) for a minimal cost). MVM is located at Salish Kootenai College in the Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center.  Check Out our Mock Schedule: TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 7:45 – 8:30 a.m. Arrive, check-in, eat breakfast and play until activity Arrive, check-in, eat breakfast and play until activity Arrive, check-in, eat breakfast and play until activity Arrive, check-in, eat breakfast and play until activity 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. Group Activities Day 1 (2 groups, separate ages) Group Activities Day 2 (2 groups, separate ages) Group Activities Day 1 (2 groups, separate ages) Group Activities Day 2 (2 groups, separate ages) 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Garden Activity Educational Activity Garden Activity Weekly Educational Trip 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Free Gym Time Crafts (30 m), Field Day games (30 m) Swimming 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Eat Lunch Eat Lunch Eat Lunch Eat Lunch 12:00 – 12:30 p.m. Pick up &Transport Pick up & Transport Pick up &Transport Pick up &Transport     If you have any questions please contact me at 406-261-5973. The MVM 2018 Registration Form is attached. Please fill out and return to:   ATTN: Johnson Caye, Community Health & Development Salish Kootenai College PO Box 70 / 58138 US Hwy 93 / Pablo, MT 59855

    MVM Summer Youth Program

  • Backpack Program at Bread Basket Needs Supporters

    Backpack Program History Feeding of America “Backpack Program” became official in 2006. The Montana Food Bank Network began implementing it in Missoula in late 2007. Currently there are 106 sites in 46 communities throughoutMontana. What is Backpack Program? A program sponsored by the Bread Basket to provide bags filled with non-perishable food to kids distributed by school coordinators at K. William Harvey, Pablo Elementary & Ronan Middle school on last day before weekend or holiday. Each bag contains food for breakfast, lunch, snacks, milk & juice for Saturday & Sunday. What can I do? Get Involved! Donate specifically to the “Backpack Program” to help kids in need. We are seeking sponsors to help sustain the Backpack Program. Donate food or volunteer at the Bread Basket, call one of our Volunteer Coordinators. Kristine at 406 676-0790 or Sheila at 406 676-0146.   The Bread Basket is open Tue & Fri, from 10-2. Send donations to: Bread Basket PO Box 346 Ronan, MT 59864

    Backpack Program at Bread Basket Needs Supporters

  • TWO EAGLE RIVER SCHOOL ELDERS/YOUTH ACTIVITIES

    TWO EAGLE RIVER SCHOOL ELDERS/YOUTH ACTIVITIES May 22-24, 2018   View attached flyer for more information.  

    TWO EAGLE RIVER SCHOOL ELDERS/YOUTH ACTIVITIES

  • Women 4 Wellness

    Hello from the Center for Prevention and Wellness at Salish Kootenai College. It's time to pre-register for the upcoming health fair.    On March 27th, Council made the following decision: MOTION by Troy Felsman to approve a change of duty for up to 4 hours, with supervisor approval, for tribal employees to participate in the Women 4 Wellness Health Fair.  Seconded by Carole Lankford.  Carried, unanimous (9 present). Participants can Pre-Register* and/or be a Volunteer @:    Women 4 Wellness   JOIN US!  MARK YOUR CALENDAR!  Women 4 Wellness  Thursday, May 24th 10am - 4:30pm Joe McDonald Health & Fitness Center Salish Kootenai College   ​*Please note that Pre-Registration will close on May 22nd.​

    Women 4 Wellness

  • Ronan Tribal Fitness Center Reopened!

    Reopened Now in Ronan! Tribal Fitness Center On the corner of Main St. & 2nd Ave SE. Starting 5/8/18 Open Mon-Fri. 6am-9pm

    Ronan Tribal Fitness Center Reopened!

  • Ksankaana Social Powwow BBQ Fundraiser

    BBQ FUNDRAISER! When? : May 9th 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Where? : Quick Silver Parking lot (Originally planned for The Peoples Center, but moved to Quick Silver for convenience) What are they serving? : Cheese Burger/ Hamburger/ Hotdog/ Chicken     BBQ Beans, Potato Salad, Chips and Drink How much? : $10.00 a Plate                                         Why? : We are currently working to raise funds for the Ksankanana Social Powwow in Elmo, May 19th 2018 (Grand Entry at 2:00 PM) Please come join us for a good lunch!   (All food is made with LOVE at no additional fee)

    Ksankaana Social Powwow BBQ Fundraiser

  • UPDATE: Bitterroot Dig/ Feast

    The Bitterroot is ready! Due to the wake and funeral for community members the Seliš-Ql̓ispe Culture Committee have now set the bitterroot dig for Wednesday, May 9th. The SQCC staff will leave the Longhouse at 9:00 SHARP. If you are planning on going on the dig, please be ready. The SQCC Committee Staff will be going to the same place in Hot Springs. The Bitterroot Dinner will be at the Community Center in St. Ignatius.

    UPDATE: Bitterroot Dig/ Feast

  • SKHA Changing of Hours

    NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority will be changing their hours of operation beginning May 20, 2018.  Our hours of operation will be from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday.  We will be closed on Fridays but we will have on-call personnel for any emergencies that may occur.  For after hour emergencies, please call Tribal Law and Order at 675-4700. We will resume our normal hours of operation from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday on September 10, 2018. 

    SKHA Changing of Hours

  • Community Youth Fundraiser

    Community Youth Fundraiser. Please view attached flyer.  

    Community Youth Fundraiser

  • "Buffalo Unites Us" Conference Invitation

    Buffalo Unites Us Join us on May 23 to explore opportunities for bison restoration on Montana’s Great Plains This day-long conference will explore the big vision of restoring bison on Montana’s Great Plains, including cultural, biological, legal and practical management considerations. This dialogue will provide insights and inspiration for implementing tribal, state and federal management objectives and restoring America’s national mammal for the benefit of all. Co-hosted by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and the National Wildlife Federation, the Wildlife Conservation Society, American Prairie Reserve, University of Montana Indian Law Program and the Turner Endangered Species Fund. For more information and to see the full agenda: http://blog.nwf.org/2018/05/buffalo-unites-us/ Click this Link to sign up and attend: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ELC8MWFANDPAN Date:  Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Time:  9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location:  KwaTaqNuk Resort, Polson, MT Fee: $10.00 (you may use paypal or credit card for payment) Please contact Kate Sutherland @ northernrockies@nwf.org or 406-541-6707 with questions. Agenda and Blog link: http://blog.nwf.org/2018/05/buffalo-unites-us/ Payment link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ELC8MWFANDPAN

    "Buffalo Unites Us" Conference Invitation

  • Honor Our Elders

    HONORING OUR ELDERS luncheon on Wednesday, July 25th at Big Arm Resort. Lunch is from 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 4pm in the grill. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Honor Our Elders

  • Silver Fox Golf League

    The Silver Fox Golf League will be starting soon. See attached flyers for more information on the league organizational meeting and the start dates. For more information please contact the course. Silver Fox Golf Course 406-675-PUTT

    Silver Fox Golf League

  • BBQ Fundraiser at The People's Center

    BBQ FUNDRAISER! When? : May 9th 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Where? : The Peoples Center What are they serving? : Cheese Burger/ Hamburger/ Hotdog/ Chicken BBQ Beans, Potato Salad, Chips and Drink How much? : 10.00 a Plate                                                           Why? : We are currently working to raise funds for the Ksankanana Social Powwow in Elmo, May 19th 2018 (Grand Entry at 2:00 PM) Please come join us for a good lunch! (All food is made with LOVE at no additional fee)

    BBQ Fundraiser at The People's Center

  • Spring Debris Burning

    Spring burning season is here. Burning is a great way to clear dead vegetation and clean up. Before you light your piles or grass this spring, take the necessary precautions to ensure your burn does not become the next wildfire.  Careless debris burning is the #1 cause of wildfire on the Flathead Indian Reservation. To burn from May 1 to June 30 you will need a burn permit.  You can apply for one at the Division of Fire website, www.csktfire.org  Burn early in the day and check weather for afternoon or next day wind conditions. Have proper personnel, equipment, & water supply with you and always make sure the area is cold to the touch before leaving. Checking the following day is also important as stumps or roots may be holding heat that could re-ignite. If a fire does get out of control call 911 immediately. Remember you are responsible for any and all suppression, property costs if your fire escapes your control. If you have any questions about debris burning call the Division of Fire at 676-2550

    Spring Debris Burning

  • Annual River Honoring Announced

    Annual River Honoring Announced The 32nd Annual River Honoring will begin Monday, May 7th at 5:00 pm with a community gathering.  The public is invited and welcome to attend the opening of the River Honoring. Native games and educational stations will be available for the community.  At 6 pm there will be an announcement of the 2018 River Honorees.   A free dinner will follow. On Tuesday and Wednesday, May 8th and 9th approximately 1,000 fourth and fifth grade classes will travel from across the Reservation to attend the annual River Honoring education event.  This two-day outdoor environmental education event provides students with an opportunity to increase their awareness of the unique natural and cultural resources of the Lower Flathead River. The River Honoring combines tribal and community resource specialists and educators from Tribal Fisheries Program, Tribal Wildlife Program, Tribal Wildland Recreation, Water Quality, Air Quality, Tribal Forestry Department, Health Education, and Tribal Division of Fire.  Educational programs will demonstrate projects and activities that educate students about the river and its ecosystem. To attend the River Honoring, turn west at Ronan onto Round Butte Road and drive eight miles west, turn south on Moiese Valley Road.  Drive six miles to the teepee camp along the Lower Flathead River.  Signs will be place along the road at the turn off Round Butte Road and at the railroad trestle in Moiese. This outdoor environmental educational event is free and open to the public. For additional information, please call Germaine White, Information and Education Specialist at or Tom McDonald at (406) 675-2700.

    Annual River Honoring Announced

  • Wildfire Awareness Month

    Wildfire Awareness Month May 2018 Prepare, prevent, protect More than 1.3 million acres burned across Montana in 2017; making it one of the most significant wildfire years in history. While wildfires can occur at any time of the year, the majority of wildfires in Montana occur between May and September of each year. May is an ideal time to promote wildfire awareness in Montana so that residents and visitors can begin to reduce wildfire risk to their properties and communities through hazardous fuels reduction, incorporation of fire resistant building materials, and upkeep around their properties to maintain the wildfire risk reduction actions they have done previously. May is also an ideal time to remind recreationists, farmers, and ranchers to be cautious in their activities so that there are fewer human-caused wildfires. May is designated Wildfire Awareness Month in Montana and is part of a multi-state campaign to encourage individuals and communities to prepare for wildfire season. The purpose of Wildfire Awareness Month is to raise awareness about wildfire community preparedness, wildfire risk reduction, and preventing human caused wildfires. The objective of Wildfire Awareness Month is to provide clear, accurate and timely fire information to public officials, the public and the media about the actions that residents of Montana can take to reduce the threats from wildfires. Here are a few ways to prevent and prepare for wildfires: Clean out gutters, roofs and other areas where debris has settled Avoid burning on windy days and never leave a burn pile unattended Create an evacuation plan and practice the route with family members Keep the space around your home, known as the home ignition zone, clear of dense vegetation Take action in your community by organizing a wildfire preparedness event Preparedness is a shared responsibility and we all have a role. For more information and resources, visit www.keepgreen.org If you have questions regarding W.A.M., please contact the Division of Fire at 676-2550 or contact C.T. Camel, Fire Prevention Specialist, at 406-676-2550 ext. 6407 or email: ct.camel@cskt.org  or Devlin Lafrombois, Fire Prevention Tech II at ext. 6410 or email: devlin.lafrombois@cskt.org

    Wildfire Awareness Month

  • ECS Ronan 2 Graduation Fundraiser! - Cow Pie Bingo!

    Hello!   Please Join the FUN & play Cow Pie Bingo!   This is a Fundraising Event for ECS Ronan 2 HeadStart Graduation! Please see attached flyer for more information! Also the board is attached. Please contact Brooke Wagner by phone if you are interested 274-1090. Our previous fundraising event was a HIT which was Navajo Frybread & Homemade Chili! Thank You to all who purchased a lunch, donated & most importantly your Patience! We we able to purchase caps, gowns, tassels & sashes for 20 Kids!!   gaming permit number: 18-CG-094 -- Brooke Wagner Program Coordinator  SKC - Center for Prevention & Wellness PO BOX 70 / 58138 US Hwy 93 / Pablo, MT 59855 (P)406.275.4913   The SKC Center for Prevention & Wellness is a CONFIDENTIAL health service program.  As a result, ethical and legal requirements prohibit acknowledgment related to individuals seeking services.  In order to disclose any information, authorization must be obtained through written permission.   Check out our programs website and social media pages: SKCCPW Website: http://prevention.skc.edu/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SKCCPW/ Twitter Feed: https://twitter.com/SKCCPW  

    ECS Ronan 2 Graduation Fundraiser! - Cow Pie Bingo!

  • Kollin Wroblewski - 50/50 Fundraiser

    Please view the attached flyer for more information.

    Kollin Wroblewski - 50/50 Fundraiser

  • Community Relations and Industrial Advisor Board

    Community Relations Meeting and Industrial Advisory Board meeting this Wednesday, April 25, 2018. If you have any questions please contact Marie Bigby on Tuesday or Donna on Wednesday.

    Community Relations and Industrial Advisor Board

  • SQCC Language and Culture Camp 2018

    Language and Culture Camp 2018 is set for June 18th to June 22nd The Séliš-Ql̓ispé Culture Committee (SQCC) is hosting a week-long Salish Language and Culture Camp in St. Ignatius at the Longhouse starting on Monday June 18th at 8:00am with breakfast and ending Friday June 22nd at noon. The camp is a free event, and everyone is invited to come participate, learn, and have fun. SQCC strongly encourages this week to be a family week. All ages are welcome, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served for all attendees staring at 8:00am every morning. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact Chaney Bell at 745-4572 ext. 5309 or chaney.bell@cskt.org

    SQCC Language and Culture Camp 2018

  • Recycle your old electronics

    Please view the attached flier for more information.

    Recycle your old electronics

  • Watershed to Wetland Workshop

    Watershed-to-Wetland Institute 2018 Workshop on April 24, 25, 26, 2018 at KwaTaqNuk Resort: Polson, Montana Institute Co-Sponsored by: The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT), CNL World, and The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Please view attached flyer for more information or contact Dennis Lichtenberg at lichtenbergd@cnlworld.org or Rich Janssen at rich.janssen@cskt.org  

    Watershed to Wetland Workshop

  • Planned power outage

    NOTICE FROM MISSION VALLEY POWER: Planned power outage Attention customers!  Mission Valley Power will be conducting a planned power outage for Charlo, Dixon, Moiese, St Ignatius, Ravalli, Arlee, and Evaro on Sunday April 22.  The outage will run from 7:00 am to 7:15 am.    If you have questions please contact MVP at 883-7900

    Planned power outage

  • Planned Weekend Rx Burns

    The Division of Fire Fuels Program would like to let the public know about a couple prescribed burns they will be conducting in the North Valley and Camas Prairie areas this weekend.  The North Valley burn area is nine miles west of Arlee and the Camas Prairie burn is six miles south of Hot Springs.  Both burns are approximately 500 acres in size.  The burns will start tomorrow Friday, April 20.    Any questions call the Division of Fire at 676-2550

    Planned Weekend Rx Burns

  • Earth Day 2018 SKC/CSKT celebration

    Please share and consider attending!  Feel free to print out the attached poster and hang in your office or common area!  FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

    Earth Day 2018 SKC/CSKT celebration

  • No Kid Go Hungry Day April 18th Wear Orange

    Help CSKT Tribal Health raise awareness about childhood hunger! Wear ORANGE on April 18.

    No Kid Go Hungry Day April 18th Wear Orange

  • Bears are Emerging from Dens

    Bears are Emerging from Dens Stacy Courville, Tribal Wildlife Program Bear Biologist, reminds the public that spring time on the Flathead Reservation, with its warmer temperatures and new vegetation is accompanied by bears emerging from dens.  Soon after bears emerge they search for winter killed wildlife and succulent vegetation, during spring months it is the primary sources of much-needed food for bears. Bears are readily drawn to items like garbage, pet foods, bird feeders, and attractants like chickens, and other small livestock often resulting in bear and human conflicts. Whenever someone makes food or attractants available to bears, they create situations that invite bears to become problem bears, which could ultimately endanger someone or cause the bear’s elimination. Domestic chickens and other small livestock like pigs, goats and sheep have been a particularly serious problem the past few years.  Three family groups of grizzly bears have been removed from the population on the Reservation and sent to zoos. In one case, the entire family group – a female grizzly bear and two cubs - were taken by a zoo. In the second instance the adult female grizzly bear was euthanized and two of her three yearling cubs were taken by a zoo. In the third case the adult female was euthanized and her 2 cubs were placed in a zoo. In all of these incidents, Tribal Wildlife Biologists determined that an effective electric fence would have prevented the bear conflict.  Bear managers request that anyone with small livestock or chickens install an electric fence to protect and secure attractants. Defenders of Wildlife have an electric fence incentive program for just this issue, so there is every reason for people with small livestock to have an electric fence. According to Courville, "one key aspect of the public education program is providing the public with information on ways to eliminate bear attractants". To receive information on securing bear attractants and preventing conflicts, please call the Tribal Wildlife Management Program at (406) 883-2888. Another potential for human bear conflict is recreating in bear country.  Courville   highly encourages people to carry bear spray.  Bear spray should be readily accessible and the user should know how to use it. One of the best ways to ensure safety is to travel in a group of three or more people and make noise.  Make loud noise especially when in dense brush or near running water where surprise encounters are likely to take place.  Proper use of bear spray has proven to be the best and most effective method for fending off threatening and attacking bears, and for preventing injury to the person and animal involved. If a grizzly bear is observed, please report it to the Wildlife Management Program at (406) 883-2888, report bear conflicts or problems to Tribal Law & Order Dispatch at (406) 675-4700.  When calling regarding a bear, always tell Tribal Dispatch you are calling about a bear problem or conflict. 

    Bears are Emerging from Dens

  • Tribal Lands Spring Bid

    SPRING BID - AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR LEASE On April 3, 2018, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes approved a number of agricultural tracts to lease for advertisement for approximately 5-year leases to begin in 2019. Sealed bids will be accepted until May 3, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. or postmarked by this date.  Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Members only on Tribal tracts and open to public on allotment tracts. Spring Bid Forms with instructions, Spring Bid Maps, and Spring Bid Property Description is attached. If you have additional questions you can contact Dani Bisson at (406) 675-2700 ext. 1241 or Mark Couture at ext. 1251. 

    Tribal Lands Spring Bid

  • SKC Library Kidz Club

    Attached is a flyer for the kidz club every Tuesday from 4PM to 5PM. Everyone is welcome If you have questions please contact Jani Costilla-Sure Chief, Instruction & Outreach Librarian, at 406-275-4874

    SKC Library Kidz Club

  • Annual Tree Sale Fund Raiser!

    Annual Tree Sale We sincerely apologies to our supporting community for the quick turnaround regarding this year’s tree sale. We only received word that trees were available yesterday. When: Wednesday & Thursday, April 11 & 12, 2018 Time: Sale starts at 9:30 am. Closing times will vary.  Location: True Value Hardware Store Parking Lot, Ronan Cost: Trees are $8.00 each. If you purchase 20 or more trees then each tree will be $5.00. Basic information: Glacier View School is hosting a tree sale as a fundraiser for the school. All community members are invited to come and get great tree deals at a great price! There will be dwarf, semi-dwarf, fruit and shade trees available. ***At this time we do not have a list of the trees that will be available. The trees will be bare root so come prepared to haul and plant the tree as soon as possible. It is critical that the roots on these trees stay moist. Please come prepared to keep the roots moist until they reach their final destination. According to growing guidelines, any unplanted trees should be kept in a cool and dark environment. This helps the trees remain dormant until you are ready to plant. For more information please contact: Aric Cooksley, Glacier View School Board Member at 406-493-2312 or send him an email to hope@ronan.net.

    Annual Tree Sale Fund Raiser!

  • Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Meeting

    Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 18, 2018 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the Ronan Tribal Senior Citizens Center (Across from Dairy Queen, Ronan) Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Meeting

  • Tribal Business Owners meeting

    CSKT is hosting a Tribal Business Owners meeting tomorrow morning (April 4) at 8:30 a.m. in the Tribal Council Chambers in Pablo.  If you own a business or are interested in owning one, or if you are looking for work and want to network with business owners, please come for the free breakfast and learn about opportunities and resources available to you.

    Tribal Business Owners meeting

  • Earth Day Weekend Community Events

    Earth Day Weekend Community Events. Scavenger Hunt, Swartz Lake Hike and more. Please view attached flyer for more information!

    Earth Day Weekend Community Events

  • Homebuyer Education and Post Purchase

    Salish Kootenai Housing Authority has the following Events: Homebuyer Education Class – April 20th from 7:45AM to 4PM HANDS ON Home Maintenance Class – April 13th from 11:45AM to 4PM Please view attached flyers for more information.  

    Homebuyer Education and Post Purchase

  • Everyone Invited to the Community Strong DEC meeting

    Team Meeting and Training March 28th, 1pm to 3pm. Where: Tribal Council Chambers, Pablo Mt Presenters: Eric Nation and Stacee Read and Melanie Smith We will be discussing the need for Collaboration. Presentation: Drug Task Force If you want to see change come ... if you want to learn what to change, come ... if you want to impact children's lives or change their trajectories, come and learn and get involved. This is the second phase in the DEC training and is designed to teach us to focus on the formation of multi-disciplinary partnerships that take advantage of existing agency personnel, resources, and responsibilities and coordinate their mutual interests and duties to meet the specific needs of these children. The focus on these children's needs is throughout the entire process until the child is in a permanent, safe and positive functioning environment. This session will look at overcoming the challenges in aligning systems responsible for preventing, intervening, and treating these issues to achieve common outcomes.

    Everyone Invited to the Community Strong DEC meeting

  • Ksankanana Powwow Poster

    Please view the attached flier for more information.

    Ksankanana Powwow Poster

  • Polson District Meeting on Wednesday, March 28th

    POLSON DISTRICT Tribal Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 28, starting with dinner at 6:00 p.m. at the KwaTaqNuk Resort banquet room. A presentation on language learning initiatives and programs will be provided as well as open floor discussions. Contact Charmel Gillin, Tribal Council, to request any particular future topic presentation. 675-2700, extension 1205 or 406.407.0625

    Polson District Meeting on Wednesday, March 28th

  • 3rd Annual Tipi Fever Round Dance

    Please view attached image for information.

    3rd Annual Tipi Fever Round Dance

  • The People's Center Easter Sale

    Please see attached flier for details.

    The People's Center Easter Sale

  • Mushroom and Berry Harvest Closure Reminder

    On March 1, 2012 the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes implemented a rule prohibiting non-Tribal members from harvesting mushrooms and berries on the Flathead Reservation.  A Tribal member may have non-member children and spouse accompany and assist with mushroom and berry picking, provided that the non-member children and spouse have the required recreation permits in their possession. The closure will protect native plant resources on the Reservation from damage caused by over harvest. “This type of closure is necessary to ensure these resources are managed for present and future Tribal members,” stated Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation manager Tom McDonald. US Forest Service Law Enforcement Officers ask Tribal Members who are harvesting mushrooms on Forest Service lands off the Reservation to carry their valid tribal identification as a courtesy to assist with enforcement. “Our primary concern is protecting subsistence use of the natural and cultural resources in the area—while still providing recreation access for visitors,” McDonald stated. For additional information on the closure, contact Tom McDonald or Germaine White at (406) 675-2700.

    Mushroom and Berry Harvest Closure Reminder

  • 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

    3 on 3 Basketball Tournament When: Saturday March 24, 2018 Where: Two Eagle River School Gym   Please view attached flyer for more information.  

    3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

  • UM to Host 5th Annual International Columbia River Treaty Conference

    MISSOULA – As Canada and the United States start negotiations over the Columbia River Treaty, the University of Montana will host a conference to discuss the future of rivers flowing through western Montana. “One River, Ethics Matter” will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 11, in the University Center Ballroom. The event is hosted by UM’s Center for Natural Resources & Environmental Policy and the Department of Geography and is free and open to the public. Lunch is provided, and an evening reception will follow. Participants are required to RSVP at http://bit.ly/2EWa6yi.  Tribal, First Nations and religious leaders, along with scholars and authors, from the Upper Columbia River will lead the one-day conference on ethics and the Columbia River. The conference series is a multiyear undertaking based on the Columbia River Pastoral Letter issued in 2001 by the 12 Northwest Roman Catholic Bishops of the international watershed, combined with tools used by hospital ethics consultation services. The conference brings together religious leaders, indigenous people, educators and writers, including: Ron Abraham, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, tribal councilman and elder Gary Aitken, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, tribal chairman Barbara Cosens, University Consortium on Columbia River Governance, University of Idaho College of Law, professor Jessica Crist, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Montana Synod, bishop David James Duncan, writer Tony Incashola, Salish-Pend d’Oreille Culture Committee, director Brian Lipscomb, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, CEO of Energy Keepers Inc. R. Michel, Upper Columbia United Tribes, executive director Eileen Delehanty Pearkes, author of “A River Captured: The Columbia River Treaty and Catastrophic Change” David Shively, UM Department of Geography, chair William Skylstad, Roman Catholic, bishop emeritus Pat Smith, Northwest Power and Conservation Council, former Montana delegate Dan Spencer, UM Environmental Studies program, professor Pauline Terbasket, Okanagan Nation Alliance, executive director “One River, Ethics Matter” will examine the moral dimensions of the dam-building era, focusing on U.S. Indian tribes and Canadian First Nations people, rivers and the life that depends on them, and the compelling need to add ecosystem-based function to the Columbia River Treaty. Topics will include the Libby dam and its international impacts to the Kootenai River and Kootenay Lake; the Hungry Horse dam and efforts to protect resident fisheries; and the Séliš Ksanka Qlispé Project on the Flathead River, a federal license now held by the Confederate Salish and Kootenai Tribes, the first tribal nation to own and operate a major hydropower facility. The conference series is modeled on South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission public dialogue in the wake of apartheid. The Missoula ethics conference follows four prior conferences in Spokane, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Boise, Idaho; and Revelstoke, British Columbia. The previous conferences focused on restoring salmon above the Grand Coulee dam, floodplain development in the Portland area, the impacts of Idaho Power Company’s Hells Canyon complex of dams and the effects of treaty dams in British Columbia. Conference sponsors for 2018 include the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Upper Columbia United Tribes, Universities Consortium on Columbia River Governance, the Canadian Water Research Society, the Sierra Club’s Montana, Idaho and Washington chapters, the Montana Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, WaterWatch of Oregon, the Columbia Institute for Water Policy, the Center for Environmental Law & Policy, Rachael and John Osborn, UM’s Environmental Studies program, UM’s Native American Studies Department, the Flathead Lake Biological Station and UM’s Department of Geography. To read more about the Ethics & Treaty Project from the Center for Environmental Law & Policy, visit http://www.celp.org/ethics-treaty-project/. For more information about “One River, Ethics Matter,” visit http://www.celp.org/ethics-montana/ or email Sophia Cinnamon, UM environmental studies graduate student and chair of the conference planning committee, at sophia.cinnamon@umontana.edu. Other contacts are David Shively, UM Department of Geography chair, at david.shively@mso.umt.edu; Rich Janssen, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Department of Natural Resources director, at richard.janssen@cskt.org; Rev. W. Thomas Soeldner, Ethics & Treaty Project coordinator, at waltsoe@gmail.com;  and John Osborn, Ethics & Treaty Project coordinator, at john@waterplanet.ws.   This release is online at: http://bit.ly/2IqkjlR

    UM to Host 5th Annual International Columbia River Treaty Conference

  • Historic Photo Search/Request for CSKT Bison Film

    Brian Upton, Roy Bigcrane, Shane Morigeau and filmmaker Daniel Glick are putting together a film on the history of the CSKT, bison, and the National Bison Range for the Tribes. Part of this effort includes picture gathering. We wanted to reach out to folks and see if anyone has any historic photos of the Range,  photos of the area before it became the National Bison Range, or family photos at the Bison Range. Any great photos of Big Medicine would also be appreciated. The film will be fairly short (around 30 minutes).  Due to that, and for other editorial reasons, we can’t guarantee that all photos will make it into the final film. If you are interested in sharing any photos, or if you have questions, please email Dorothy Finley at dorothy.finley@cskt.org

    Historic Photo Search/Request for CSKT Bison Film

  • Watercraft Inspections Change Announced

    The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council announced watercraft that remain in the Flathead Basin will not require an annual inspection before launching the first time each season.  This action does not apply to boats that have left the Flathead Basin or are entering the Basin. All watercraft must stop at mandatory Watercraft Inspection Stations.  If the watercraft passes an Inspection Station after hours of operation, the watercraft must be inspected before launch. Watercraft can be inspected at Ravalli, Jesco Boats. Additional, a Certification Stations is located at the Mt Fish, Wildlife and Parks at Region 1 in Kalispell. For more information on watercraft inspection requirement changes, hours of operation or locations contact Tom McDonald, Erik Hanson or Germaine White at 675-2700. 

    Watercraft Inspections Change Announced

  • Little Standing Arrow Powwow Planning Meeting Tuesday

    There will be a meeting at The Peoples Center, Tuesday, March 20th at 6:00 PM to discuss the details of the ‘Ksanka-nana’ ( Little Standing Arrow) powwow in Elmo during the month of May. Anyone and Everyone is welcome to attend and share idea/thoughts/concerns. If you have additional questions please contact Jordan Stasso at Jordan.stasso@cskt.org

    Little Standing Arrow Powwow Planning Meeting Tuesday

  • Enforcement Officers Prepare for Upcoming Boating Season

    Pablo Espinoza, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Conservation Officer Program Chief, knows that effective prevention of the introduction of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) into the lakes and rivers of the Flathead Basin cannot succeed without adequate law enforcement and compliance efforts.  However, Chief Espinoza understands the reality that Tribal, State, County and City enforcement officers will all need to work together to protect this precious resource into the future. Chief Espinoza said, “To stop the introduction of AIS on the Reservation enforcement personnel must work together and violators need to be stopped”.  In an effort to coordinate local law enforcement Chief Espinoza invited area enforcement officers to a recent meeting to discuss coordination of AIS enforcement efforts for the 2018 boating season. According to Tom McDonald, Manager for the Division of Fish Wildlife Recreation and Conservation, “It is critically important that no boat passes an AIS Watercraft Inspection Station without getting inspected.”  Vehicles with boats that drive by  an open check station will be stopped and ticketed by local jurisdictions. The coordinated effort between Ronan, Polson and St. Ignatius Police Departments, Lake County Sheriff’s Department, Mt Fish, Wildlife and Parks Game Wardens, Mt Highway Patrol Officers and Tribal Conservation Officers provides seamless enforcement across the reservation”. Anyone who is concerned about maintaining a Mussel free Flathead Basin needs to call and report drive bys.  Watercraft that must stop at an AIS Watercraft Inspection Station include motorized boats, canoes, paddle boards and any inflatable floatation device. Watercraft Inspection Stations will be open the weekend of March 16th.  For more information regarding the CSKT AIS Program contact Tom McDonald, Germaine White or Erik Hanson or Chief Pablo Espinoza at 675-2700.

    Enforcement Officers Prepare for Upcoming Boating Season

  • SKHA All-Star Committee Biscuits & Gravy Fundraiser

    View the attached flier for more info.

    SKHA All-Star Committee Biscuits & Gravy Fundraiser

  • Community Fundraiser Basket Raffle

    Community Fundraiser Basket Raffle. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Community Fundraiser Basket Raffle

  • Mighty Maidens Raffle

    Mighty Maidens 12u Softball Team Raffle. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Mighty Maidens Raffle

  • Family Science Night

    There will be a Family Science/Math Night tomorrow, March 8th from 5PM to 7PM at K. William Harvey Elementary. Everyone is invited to join. If you have additional questions please contact Alicia Hakes at Alicia.hakes@ronank12.edu

    Family Science Night

  • Ronan/Pablo Indian Education Committee Meeting

    See attached flier for details.

    Ronan/Pablo Indian Education Committee Meeting

  • Chance to be part of something -- Dodgeball

    Friday, March 16th 2018 5:30 p.m. At the Ronan Event Center 24 teams. Double elimination tournament 6 person teams w/ 1 sub in case of injury. You DO NOT need a sub on your team. $60 per team ($10 a person)   2 games guaranteed The first 24 teams to pay, will be the teams participating in the tournament 12 high school teams reserved & 12 community teams reserved Tournament will be held Friday, March 16th starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Ronan Event Center

    Chance to be part of something -- Dodgeball

  • Bison Meat Available

    The Yellowstone Bison Transfer Program currently has hundreds of bison carcasses of processed meat available for the Tribal membership.  Staff at the Natural Resources Department in Polson reported that anyone wanting to receive a bison can call in to the Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation Office for availability and secure a bison with a $250/adult or $150/calf deposit. The Tribal Council approved the Yellowstone Bison Transfer Program operations for the 2018 bison hunt season.  The program is open to any CSKT members and they do not have to attend the Yellowstone Bison Hunt Orientation class to be eligible to pay and receive a bison carcass or processed meat. Tribal Members who are interested in receiving a transfer bison need to contact the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation (DFWRC) office by phone or in person to be placed on the list for bison meat.  To sign up for the bison transfer program call 675-2700 ext. 7200 or visit the DFWRC office at 406 6th Avenue East in Polson. When a shipment occurs, tribal members who have signed up to be on the list will be randomly drawn from the participant name pool and will be called to pay a deposit to reserve a bison carcass.  Because bison are currently being shipped, it is preferred for participants to come to the DFWRC office and make a check deposit to be held in the event they are draw. Unsuccessful bison hunters during the 2017-2018 hunt period will still be given preference over non-hunter bison transfer participants. Unsuccessful bison hunters will need to have verification that they have hunted.  Verification requires Tribal Game Warden confirmation. For more information on the bison transfer program contact Tom McDonald, Amanda Bourdon or Germaine White at 675-2700.

    Bison Meat Available

  • Bake Sale at Eagle Bank

    Eagle Bank is having a bake sale on Friday, March 2, 2018 to raise money for Relay for Life. Please stop by tomorrow!

    Bake Sale at Eagle Bank

  • Update on help for Blackfeet

    In an effort to help our tribal neighbors to the east, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes will contribute $5,000 for food and water for residents of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.  Relentless blizzard conditions, punishing snow drifts and extreme cold led to Montana’s governor to declare a state of emergency Tuesday on the Blackfeet and two other reservations. Reports emerged of residents who were stranded and unable to obtain food and supplies. “We hope this helps ease their difficulties,” said CSKT Chairman Ronald Trahan. “Everyone on Council agreed this was the right thing to do.” Tribal officials were making arrangement to wire the funds bank-to-bank before weeks end.  

    Update on help for Blackfeet

  • Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Meeting

    Are you a grandparent , aunt or uncle raising your grandchild or family members’ child? Please join us for an evening of support and self‐care. Connect with other grandparents and families.   WHEN: Wednesday, March 7th, 2018 TIME: 5:30 PM—8:00 PM PLACE: Ronan Tribal Senior Citizens Center (across from Dairy Queen, Ronan)   A light dinner will be provided! Door Prizes! Free Child Care during the meeting at Little Critters Child Care 63466 US Highway 93 (across the Highway from Ronan Town Pump)  

    Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Meeting

  • Traumatic Stress & Self-Care Training

    DHRD is having a Traumatic Stress & Self-Care Training on Wednesday, February 28th from 9AM to 2PM at the SKC Sherry McDonald Room. Lunch will be provided. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Traumatic Stress & Self-Care Training

  • Bison Transfer Program

    The Tribal Council approved a new procedure for the Yellowstone Bison Transfer Program operations for the 2018 bison hunt season.  Tribal members do not have to attend the Yellowstone Bison Hunt Orientation class to be eligible to pay and receive a bison carcass. Tribal Members who are interested in receiving a transfer bison need to contact the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation (DFWRC) office by phone or in person to be placed on the list for bison meat.  To sign up for the bison transfer program call 675-2700 ext 7200 or visit the DFWRC office at 406 6th Avenue East in Polson. When a shipment occurs, tribal members who have signed up to be on the list will be randomly drawn from the participant name pool and will be called to pay a deposit to reserve a bison carcass.  Tribal members may also come to the DFWRC office and make a check deposit to be held in the event they are draw. Unsuccessful bison hunters during the 2017-2018 hunt period will still be given preference over non-hunter bison transfer participants. Unsuccessful bison hunters will need to have verification that they have hunted.  Verification requires Tribal Game Warden confirmation. For more information on the bison transfer program contact Tom McDonald, Amanda Bourdon or Germaine White at 675-2700.

    Bison Transfer Program

  • ECS Ronan 2 Parents Chili and Fry Bread

    Please view the attached flier.  

    ECS Ronan 2 Parents Chili and Fry Bread

  • CSKT Proposed Probate Code

    Please view the proposed CSKT Probate Code attached below and provide your comments or ask questions to Jordan.thompson@cskt.org or by phone at 675-2700 ext. 1174.  If you would like to learn more about the Probate Code or give your comments in person, presentations on the draft Code will be upcoming.  Currently scheduled district meetings that will include a presentation on the draft Probate Code are: Pablo; January 29 @ 6:00 Arlee; February 12 @ 6:00 Polson; February 28 @ 6:00 We look forward to hearing public comment so that this Probate Code will truly reflect our Tribes’ values.  

    CSKT Proposed Probate Code

  • Safe Harbor Charity Event on February 28

    Safe Harbor of Lake county Charity Event on February 28th “OPEN JAM FOR CHARITY” View attached flyer for more information.

    Safe Harbor Charity Event on February 28

  • Valentine's Dance on 2/16/18

    Elmo/Dayton/Big Arm Parents Are Hosting a Valentine’s Dance on February 16th, 2018 from 6pm to 9pm at the Elmo Community Center. Please view attached flyer for more information.

    Valentine's Dance on 2/16/18

  • Open Burning starts on March 1, 2018

    The Division of Fire would like to let the public know that open debris burning starts on the Flathead Reservation March 1, 2018.  You do not need a Burn Permit from March 1st - April 30th.  The current fire danger on the Flathead Reservation is LOW, but the Division of Fire would like to stress safety when burning. Only two types of debris burning are allowed in Montana: Agricultural debris - This debris is created from farming, ranching, and gardening. Wildland debris - This debris is created in two ways.) Natural accumulations of needles, grasses, leaves, shrubs, limbs, and trees. 2.) Unnatural accumulations of fuel resulting from management activities such as land clearing or timber harvesting. THINGS YOU CANNOT BURN Materials that are prohibited to burn include business waste, treated or painted wood or lumber, tar paper, tires, insulated wire, any salvage, oil products, Styrofoam or plastics, food wastes, animal parts or waste, hazardous waste, noxious waste, and any man-made material. Trade Waste permits may be issued for wood or wood by-product trade wastes generated by any business, industry trade, or demolition project. Trade waste permits may be obtained by calling your local city-county health department. For more information, contact the appropriate agency: Remember, you are responsible for any and all suppression costs if your fire escapes your control! (State Statute 50-63-103 MCA)   BURN ONLY NATURAL VEGETATION AND WOODY MATERIALS Keep piles clean and free of dirt. Use brush blades on dozers when piling slash. When possible, use an excavator to pile. Build small piles of yard debris so the fire will be hot, yet manageable. Wet or dirt-covered materials will cause fires to smoulder and emit more smoke. Build debris piles in openings away from bodies of water, structures, or overhead branches and wires. Piles can be covered with plastic or waterproof paper and anchored with additional slash. This practice will allow piles to be burned during periods of time when adjacent fuels are too wet to burn and control is not a problem or concern; remember to remove the plastic before igniting the piles. Create a control line by scraping away debris and any other burnable materials several feet around the piles to be burned. The result should be bare soil around each pile. You may also use a hose to wet down the area around the pile. Keep plenty of water and sufficient personnel, tools, and equipment ready in case of unexpected changes in fire behavior. Light the fire only when you have an update on safe weather and safe burning conditions. (e.g. winds calm, weather cool) When possible, make plans to re-pile debris as material is consumed. This will allow the fire to burn out as quickly as possible. Stay with your fire. Be prepared to put your fire out if it becomes difficult to manage.   If you intend to burn, have in place: A current weather forecast for your local area Water source (such as a hose, buckets, pond or lake) Fire tools or equipment depending on the size of your burn Enough help to respond in the event that fire behavior increases.   CAUTION Do not burn when high or erratic winds are forecast or dry conditions prevail. Do not attempt to bury any burning material as fire can and will burn underground, sometimes for several months! BURN BARRELS If burn barrels are going to be used we request that you only burn agricultural or wildland debris. Burn barrels should not be used to burn garbage.  Make sure the barrel is clear of vegetation.   Additional Questions please visit their website at www.csktfire.org or contact the Division of Fire at (406) 676-2550

    Open Burning starts on March 1, 2018

  • Polson, Ronan, Pablo Hunters Education Class Announced

    Class for the Polson, Ronan, Pablo Spring Hunter Education course will start Tuesday, February 27th in Room 118 of the Beaverhead Math & Science building on the Salish Kootenai College campus in Pablo.  All classes begin at 6:30 p.m. and end at 9:00 p.m.  Sign in open at 6:00 pm.Interested students are required to register online now at fwp.mt.gov. A parent or guardian must accompany students under 18 to the first class. Please bring signed forms from online registration.  This may be the only class offered this spring.  Pickup manuals with instructions at Ronan Sports and Western or Westland Seed in Ronan or Murdochs, Walmart or Tribal License Office in Polson.Required : Student Course Manuals must be read and all the questions answered at the end of each chapter before the first class night, February 27th. No one will be allowed to take the class without this requirement completed. Individuals 10 years of age or older at the start of the class may be certified upon successfully completing the course. Anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985, must complete a hunter education course before buying a hunting license in Montana.   The course is free of charge.Volunteer instructors will begin instruction for the Hunters Education course. Classes start on Tuesday, February 27th through Thursday, March 1st.  A mandatory field course is scheduled for Sunday, March 4th from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. The mandatory written test would be on Monday, March 5th. YOU MUST ATTEND ALL CLASSES AND THE FIELD DAY and be on time to be certified. All hunter education classes are free of charge and open to hunters and non-hunters alike. Some students take the courses for the firearm safety and outdoor survival information, even if they don’t plan to hunt.ADULTS:  Please feel free to attend as many classes as you can with the children. I encourage you to take the test and take part in the Field Day with your student.  We provide all the firearms and ammunition, you are not allowed to bring either to the classes or the Field Day.Contact; For registration and updates, check the online class schedule at http://fwp.mt.gov/education/hunter/hunterEd.html. For more information on the Polson, Ronan, Pablo Education course call Lead Instructor Tom Fieber 250-3386 or Germaine White, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, at 675-2700 extension 7299 .

    Polson, Ronan, Pablo Hunters Education Class Announced

  • Tonia Jo Hall @ KwaTaqNuk

    View the attached flier.

    Tonia Jo Hall @ KwaTaqNuk

  • Ronan/Pablo Indian Education Meeting

    View the attached flier.

    Ronan/Pablo Indian Education Meeting

  • Seasonal Closure Reminder

    Seasonal Closure Reminder Les Bigcrane, Tribal Wildland Recreation Program, announces the following tribal recreation seasonal closure reminder. The Ferry Basin Wildlife Management Unit’s Tribally owned lands are closed to all recreational access and use by non-members of the Tribes from January 1st through May 15th of each year to minimize disturbance to big game on critical winter and calving ranges (with the exception of allowing fishing access to the shoreline of the Lower Flathead River).  The Ferry Basin Wildlife Management Unit is described as lands within: Starting at the south end of Sloan’s Bridge and west along the Ronan/Hot Springs Road until the Schmidt Lookout Road, then west along the Schmidt Lookout Road, then west along the Schmidt Lookout Road to Highway 382 to the Flathead River, then easterly and northerly along the north and west bank of the Lower Flathead River to Sloan’s Bridge, the point of origin. In addition, the Ferry Basin Wildlife Management Unit is closed to antler collection by tribal members from January 1 through April 30 of each year to minimize disturbance to big game on critical winter range. For more information on the seasonal recreational lands closures contact Les Bigcrane or Germaine White at 883-2888.   

    Seasonal Closure Reminder

  • Brazelton Touchpoints Parenting Groups

    Please view the attached flyer for information.  

    Brazelton Touchpoints Parenting Groups

  • THD Buckskin Raffle

    Tribal Health is having a Buckskin Raffle (Deer Skin: 43”x27.5”). Please view the attached flyer for more information.  

    THD Buckskin Raffle

  • Information on a Sign Making Gathering at SKC for March in Missoula Friday

    All are welcome to join a sign making gathering for the Missoula Women’s March/Indigenous Women's March on Friday January 19th from 5-7 pm at the Robert DePoe III Building. Some supplies will be donated, but please bring your own materials if you can! There will not be food provided, but you are welcome to bring snacks or food to share if you please. Information for Saturday’s Event The Missoula Women’s March will start at noon at the XXXX’s in downtown Missoula. People will march via Higgins Ave sidewalks to Caras Park for a rally and celebration until 2pm. It is one half mile from the XXXX’s to Caras Park. The XXXX's are located at the northernmost end of Higgins. They are big and red. Parking will be scarce so plan on getting there early. There are also two parking garages downtown -- one is located at 201 E Front Street, the other is 100 W Main Street. For those interested in marching in honor of the unique barriers faced by Indigenous women, head towards the intersection of East Alder Street and Higgins Ave and get as close to the front as you can. People will begin to gather around 11:30. You are encouraged to wear red and/or dress in traditional regalia. Please see attached flyer. For More Information Contact Jodi Hunter @ (406) 529-4675 or jodi.hunter-ivins@cskt.org<mailto:jodi.hunter-ivins@cskt.org> Facebook Event Pages for the March https://www.facebook.com/events/137818190219110/ https://www.facebook.com/events/570410086640783/ From Western Native Voice and Local Indigenous Network Collective’s Event Page: Bring your creativity and let’s get the message out: Raise awareness for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis.#MMIW<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/mmiw> 84% of Native American women experience violence in their lifetime. But outside of Indian Country, few people are aware of this epidemic. It's time to raise awareness and show that these women are #NotInvisible<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/notinvisible> We are here to honor and remember our women, our sisters and our youth who have been stolen from us. We will be a voice for them.#NoMoreStolenSisters<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/nomorestolensisters> We stand against the images that perpetuate a belief that Indigenous Women are free to be characterized, exotified, and sexualized.#NotYourCostume<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/notyourcostume> We stand to stop the dehumanization. #NotYourMascot<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/notyourmascot> We recognize that these issues are also connected to the struggle of the continued assaults and desecration on Mother Earth. #MeToo<https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/metoo

    Information on a Sign Making Gathering at SKC for March in Missoula Friday

  • Grandparent Support Group

    Are you a grandparent , aunt or uncle raising your grandchild or family members’ child? Please join ECS for an evening of support and self‐care. Connect with other grandparents and families. Free Childcare and a light dinner provided.   WHEN: Wednesday, January 24th, 2018 & Wednesday, February 7th, 2018 TIME: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM PLACE: Ronan Extension Office/Community Center 300 Third Ave NW, Ronan (next to Ronan High School/Fairgrounds)   For more information please view attached flyer.  

    Grandparent Support Group

  • TERS Bazaar on December 8th

    There is still time to support the Eagles – One more time The annual Two Eagle River School Bazaar is December 8, 2017 at the school commons starting at 12 noon. The Bazaar will include a silent auction sponsored by the TERS Booster Club. The Booster Club goal is to pay for the new athletic uniforms received this year. Through constant effort and generous donations the uniforms are 75% paid for. We only have 25% or an estimated $1,800 yet to go. Silent auction items will be accepted through December 7, 2017 and may be dropped off at the school office or given to Norrie Dusty Bull Irvine at the Pablo Complex. The school still has a payroll deduction option offered thru CSKT. This option raised over $600.00 this past year. A special thanks to all who support the school through this option. Your steady support is greatly appreciated.The school administration, TERS Booster Club and school board appreciates the great community support offered to the youth. Please stop by the school on December 8th.

    TERS Bazaar on December 8th

  • Non-Member Recreation Regulations

    The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council of the Flathead Indian Reservation announces the availability of proposed recreation regulations for the 2018-2019 Bird Hunting, Fishing, and Recreation Regulations for Non-Members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes from March 1, 2018 to February 28,  2019.             PUBLIC HEARING:  The Tribal Council gave the approval to hold one public hearing on the proposed regulations. The hearing will be at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 30, 2017, in the Conference Room at the Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation conference room at 406 6th Avenue East in Polson, MT.             AVAILABILITY:  Any person who desires to a copy of the proposed recreation regulations may obtain a copy from: Amanda Bourdon, Permit Agent, Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation, P.O. Box 278, Pablo, MT 59855; or Germaine White, Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation Information & Education Program, P.O. Box 278, Pablo, MT 59855 at 675-2700 or 883-2888, ext. 7299.             COMMENTS: Any person who wants to present written comments on the proposed recreation regulations may do so by sending the same to: Amanda Bourdon or Germaine White at the above address.  To be considered, written comments must be post marked no later than Friday, November 30, 2017 at 5:30 pm.  Any person who desires to present oral comment may do so at the public hearing.  

    Non-Member Recreation Regulations

  • Tribal Health Fitness Center Open Houses

    CSKT Tribal Health Fitness centers in Arlee, St. Ignatius, and Elmo, would like to announce their Open Houses on September 25th & 26th, 2017 at all locations. Come check it out, visit exercise and have fun. Join our fitness Specialist for evaluations and specialized personal exercise programs for recipients. New equipment coming soon. NEW HOURS OF OPERATIONS: Arlee open Monday through Friday 6am to 9pm. St Ignatius open Monday through Friday 6am to 9pm and, Saturday and Sunday 9am to 9pm. Elmo open Monday through Friday 6am to 9pm. If you have additional questions please contact Willie Stevens at ext. 5151 or willie.stevens@cskthealth.org    

    Tribal Health Fitness Center Open Houses

  • Arlee Esyapqeyni

    Arlee Esyapqeyni

  • Sustainable Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy

    CSKT Sustainable Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy developed by the CSKT Economic Development Office. Questions regarding this plan can be directed to Janet Camel at janetc@cskt.org 

    Sustainable Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy

  • Business Listing

    INDIAN PREFERENCE BUSINESS LIST PREFERENCE 1 = CSKT TRIBAL MEMBER PREFERENCE 2 = MEMBER FROM A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE UPDATED:  June 6, 2018    Business Description ACE DRILLING (A DIVISION OF ACE EXCAVATING)42254 STASSO RD.POLSON, MT 59860PH: (406)883-3300  FAX: (406)883-3301EMAIL: acedrilling@hotmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/27/2018 OWNER: DAVE BICK & JAY BICK   WATER WELL DRILLING, WATER WELL PUMP SALES & SERVICES, EXCAVATION, MONITOR WELL CONSTRUCTION, GEO THERMAL WELL CONSTRUCTION   AKICQA, INC. DBA SHELBY CONSULTING24059 FINLEY LAKES ROADARLEE, MT  59821PH:(406)207-4626   CELL:(406)207-8559EMAIL: ksankamak@gmail.comWEBSITE: www.veldashelbynsedreams.com PREFERENCE: (C)                                        YEARLY UPDATE: 09/06/2018  OWNER: VELDA SHELBY      BUSINESS CONSULTING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SERVICES. BUSINESS FEASIBILITY & MARKETING STUDIES, ECONOMIC STRATEGIES, MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS, CAPITAL INVESTMENTS, FINANCE, ACA IMPLEMENTATION, GRANTWRITING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALBERT CUSTOM CABINETS41484 US HWY 93 FRONT RDRONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)885-2710 EMAIL: jalbert.acc@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S)  YEARLY UPDATE: 11/15/2018 OWNER: ADRIAN L. ALBERT CUSTOM CABINETS, LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS AMERICAN CHECKED INC. 4870 SOUTH LEWIS AVE, SUITE 130 TULSA, OK 74105 PH: (800)975-9876 FX:(918)742-7494 PREFERENCE: 2 YEARLY UPDATE: 01/31/2019 OWNER: BILLIE LEE INTERNATIONAL BACKGROUND SCREENING COMPANY DEDICATED TO THE GAMING INDUSTRY PROVIDING EFFICIENT, PAPERLESS EMPLOYEE AND VENDOR LICENSING SOLUTIONS ARROW CONSTRUCTIONP.O. BOX 359PABLO, MT 59855PH:(406)261-0730 PREFERENCE: 1 (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/27/2018 OWNERS: DANELLE SORREL, MARK WHEELER, & ZETRA WHEELER PAINTING, INSULATION, DRYWALL, JANITORIAL & LANDSCAPING, WINDOW/DOOR INSTALLATION, LEAD CERTIFIED RENOVATOR ARROW PEST & WEEDP.O. BOX 834POLSON, MT  59860PH:(406)883-5210EMAIL: dcclairmont@hotmail.com                              PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 04/24/2019 OWNER: DAVID CLAIRMONT  WEED & PEST CONTROL ARTHUR LOUIE CAYEP.O. BOX 55ELMO, MT 59915PH: (406)250-2265 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 05/03/2019 OWNER: ARTHUR CAYE LOGGING CONSTRUCTION ETC. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS ASHLEY LOGGING                                       P.O. BOX 93                                                      PABLO, MT 59855PH:(406)675-8670 PREFERENCE: 1     (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 2/01/2017 OWNER: WILLIAM A. ASHLEY  SKIDDING, LOADING, HAULING, LOGGING, TRUCKING, CONVENTIONAL LOGGING B MOR VENTURES P.O. BOX 363 HOT SPRINGS, MT 59845 PH: (406)741-3026 FX: (406)741-3398 EMAIL: bmor013@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 04/04/2018 OWNER: MARVIN BRADLEY MORIGEAU FOREST LANDSCAPING, EXCAVATION, HEAY HAULING, WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESION, ROAD CONSTRUCTION, AND FENCING. BASIL LEFTHAND JR. 1585 WEST RD HOT SPRINGS, MT 59845 PH: (406)849-5620 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/20/2018 OWNER: BASIL LEFTHAND JR. LOGGING BIG SKY HEATING, REFRIG. SERVICES & AC INC.505 MAIN ST. SWRONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)253-9124          FX:(406)676-3398EMAIL: bigskyheat@ronan.net PREFERENCE: 1  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 04/09/2019 OWNER: FRANCIS SNELL  HVAC INSTALLATION & SERVICE.  DUCTWORK, VENTILLATION, PLUMBING, SHEETMETAL FABRICATION, WELDING, DUCT CLEANING REFRIGERATION SERVICE & LOG OIL MANUFACTURING BLACK CANYON, LLC 331 MAPATA AVE CROW AGENCY, MT 59022 PH: (406)638-2840 FX: (406)682-2841 PREFERENCE: 2 YEARLY UPDATE: 02/12/2019 OWNER: SIDNEY FITZPATRICK GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, WATER & SEWER CONSTRUCTION, EXCAVATION, CONCRETE, BUILDING ROADS & STREETS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, & IRRIGATION. BLUE BAY KONTRACTORS 27676 MT HWY 35 POLSON, MT 59860 PH: (406)565-0732 EMAIL: bluebay_kontractor@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/30/2019 OWNER: KATHERINE UMPHREY CONSTRUCTION- FRAMING, CONCRETE, & REMODELING CAHOON CONSTRUCTION & FIRE 39188 FOXTROTTER LANE CHARLO, MT 59824PH: (208) 818-0347EMAIL: franciscahoon@hotmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 8/22/2018 OWNER: FRANCIS CAHOON JR CONSTRUCTION-ALL TYPES, CONCRETE, INSTALL CULVERTS, EXCAVATION, FENCING,  GRADING, LOGGING, MASONRY, PAINTING, ROOFING, SNOW REMOVAL, TRUCKING, FIRE PREVENTION & FIRE SUPPRESSION CAUDILL INDUSTRIES LLCP.O. BOX 17304MISSOULA, MT 59808PH:(406)239-3398EMAIL: caudills406@aim.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 02/24/2017 OWNER: BOYD CAUDILL CDL LICENSED, AUTO MECHANIC, WELDER/FABRICATOR, DOT INSPECTION CERTIFIED, CARPENTRY, EQUIPMENT OPERATOR, SNOW REMOVAL, MINOR REHABILITATION CONSTRUCTION, LOGGING, FENCING, JANITORIAL SERVICES COMMON WEALTH 48341 CLARICE PAUL RONAN, MT 59864 PH: (406) 883-0472 EMAIL: vicmanuel0311@outlook.com PREFERENCE: 2 (S) YEARLY CERTIFICATION: 12/14/2018 CUSTODIAL & FACILITY MAINTENANCE, LANDSCAPING, AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING, TREE TRIMMING COOPER ZIETZ ENGINEERS, INC.6400 SE LAKE RD., STE 270PORTLAND, OR  97222PH:(503)652-9090              EMAIL:  herb.fricke@akana.us  PREFERENCE: 2  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/22/2019 OWNER: HERBERT FRICKE ENGINEERING DESIGN (CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL), PLANNING(TRANSPORTATION, SITE, LAND USE, MASTER PLANNING), CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT(QA/QC, OWNER’S REP, INSPECTION, ON-SITE OBSERVATION, SCHEDULING, CONTRACT ADMIN., ESTIMATING), COMMISSIONING/ DE-COMMISSIONING (BUILDINGS, INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES, DAMS), WORKFORCE DEVELOP- MENT, ENVIRONMENTAL (ASSESSMENTS, PERMIT APPLICATIONS, COMPLIANCE) COURVILLE LOGGING P.O. BOX 368 116 3RD AVE. S.E. RONAN, MT 59864 PH: (406)851-1351 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/20/2018 OWNER: LIZ COURVILLE LOGGING & TREE FALLING COVE DELI & PIZZA 11 3RD AVE W.  POLSON, MT  59860PH:(406)883-0434EMAIL: ken_avison@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/23/2018 OWNER: TAMARA AVISON RESTAURANT/FOOD SERVICE, CATERING, SACK LUNCHES, GROUP ORDERS CROSS DIAMOND BOOM SERVICE            P.O. BOX 215 RONAN, MT  59864PH:(406)644-2584              FX:(406)644-2584EMAIL: crossdiamond@blackfoot.net PREFERENCE: 1 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 09/11/2018 OWNER: GARY COTE CRANE WORK – OVER HEAD LIFTING, WELDING & FABRICATION, DANGEROUS TREE REMOVAL & CLEAN UP CSKT FOREST DEVELOPMENT  104 MAIN ST S.E. RONAN, MT 59864 PH:(406)676-3755    FX:(406)676-3756 EMAIL: tincashola@cskt.org  PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 04/25/2018 OWNER: CSKT  HAS HEAVY EQUIP W/ OPERATORS, ROAD GRADING, EXCAVATION, TRUCKING, LAND LEVELING, PRE-LANDSCAPE, CULVERTS, ROAD CLOSURES, GATE INSTALLATION, ROAD BRUSHING, LOGGING, SKIDDING, LOADING, HAULING, SITE PREP, SKIDGENS, WELDING, FENCING, LAYING SOD, SNOW REMOVAL, COLLECTION GERMINATION -  STRG/DELVRY, PLATING NATIVE PLANTS, FIREFIGHTING, TRANSPORT EMERGENCY PERSONNEL, RESTORATION/CONSULTATION, PESTICIDES HERBICIDE TREATMENT/APPLICATION GENERAL OR SUBCONTRACTOR DRAKE'S CUSTOM CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION LLCP.O. BOX 1613POLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-0199EMAIL: Thepirateslair@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/26/2018 OWNER:GINGER DRAKE CONCRETE CRAWLSPACES, BASEMENTS, FLATWORK ALL PHASES CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, CARPENTRY, PAINTING, FRAMING, DEMO & REMODEL DESERT HORSE CAFFEP.O. BOX 277RONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)214-1765EMAIL: hankc@cskt.org PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/20/2017 OWNER: MILDRED A. CAMEL CATERING FOOD FOR ALL DIFFERENT VENUES. DUPUIS LOGGING INC. 33679 LITTLE TURTLE LANE POLSON, MT  59860PH:(406)883-2420   PREFERENCE: 1  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/10/2018 OWNER: KENDALL DUPUIS CULVERT INSTALLATION, EXCAVATION, GRADING, LOGGING, STREAM REHAB, TRUCKING, HAULING, ROAD CONSTRUCTION EAGLES WINGS LLC30820 ATWEN LN.POLSON, MT 59860PH: (406)407-0625EMAIL: charmel@eagleswings-llc.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/13/2018 OWNER: CHARMEL GILLIN TRAINING ALL LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION SUCH AS: CONFIDENTIALITY, TEAM BUILDING, CUSTOMER SERVICE & MORE. DRAFTING ORGANIZATIONAL AND TECHNICAL BUSINESS DOCUMENTS SUCH AS : POLICY, STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURES, GRANT APPLICATIONS, MARKETING MATERIALS, & CONTRACTING AGREEMENTS. DEVELOP HUMAN AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES, FINANCIAL CONTROLS AND FINANCIAL REPORTING, BUDGET MANAGEMENT, CONFLICT RESOLUTION, NEGOTIATIONS, PLANNING AND EXECUTING COMMUNITY OR ORGANIZATIONAL FUNCTIONS IC. MEETINGS, RETREATS, CELEBRATIONS    ETHNOTECH, LLC                                              P.O. BOX 1591 POLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)212-7809EMAIL: tryan@ethnotechllc.com PREFERENCE: 1  (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/09/2019 OWNER: TIM RYAN ARCHEALOGICAL, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE- CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, HERITAGE EDUCATION, TOURISM, GIS MAPPING, DRONE SERVICES FLATHEAD COMMUNICATION  P.O. BOX 852   ST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865PH:(406)546-2485EMAIL: flatheadcomm@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1  (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/20/2018 OWNER:  LEIGH ANN COURVILLE & JEREMY CROOKS ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS OUTSIDE PLANT, INSIDE PLANT WORK, SERVICE & INSTALL ANTENNAS, SUPPORT STRUCTURES, INSTALL RADIOS AND PROGRAMMING IN BUILDINGS AND VEHICLES, TELEPHONE & COMPUTER SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOWLER JENNY P.O. BOX 783 ARLEE, MT 59821 PH: (406)880-3814 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/14/2018 OWNER: JENNY FOWLER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES- COACHING & FACILITATING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP CLASSES FULL BLOOD LOGGINGP.O. BOX 12ELMO, MT 59915PH: (406)249-4627 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/27/2018 OWNER: GALE ENEAS LOGGING & COFFEE SHOP HARWOOD LAND RESOURCE CONSULTING, LLC P.O. BOX 1195 POLSON, MT 59860 PH: (406)249-2827 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 02/05/2019 OWNER: ANTHONY J. HARWOOD FOREST & FIRE MANAGEMENT PLANNING/WRITING, WILDLAND FIRE DECISION SUPPORT, WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION: OPERATING, FIRE BEHAVIOR; FIRE ECOLOGY CONSULTING, AGENCY NATURAL RESOURCE REPRESENTATION & PUBLIC PRESETNATIONS U.S. GOV'T CONSULTING & REPRESENTATION HERAK ENTERPRISES205 DEVLIN LANEPOLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)210-7343EMAIL: roxana.colmanherak@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1     (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/27/2018 OWNERS: ROXANA COLMAN-HERAK CPR-FA-AED TRAINER, FLAGGER TRAINER (ATSSA), MINDFULNESS TRAINER, APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS MASTER TRAINER, CHILD ADVOCACY (CASA), MEDIATOR, & CONSULTING     HOME FLOOR COVERING, INC. 322 MAIN ST.POLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-2247              FX:(406)883-2044EMAIL:  homefloorcovering@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1      (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/18/2018 OWNERS: GARY J.  GREEN SALES & INSTALLATION OF ALL FLOORING PRODUCTS. WALLPAPER BLINDS, DRAPERIES, CLEANING SUPPLIES, AREA RUGS HOWELL CONSTRUCTION & CARPENTRY LLC  40701 WHITETAIL DRIVEPOLSON, MT 59860PH: (406)212-4885EMAIL: howellcnc@gmail.com   PREFERENCE:  1 YEARLY UPDATE:  10/27/2018 OWNER: MATTHEW HOWELL CONSTRUCTION – MAJOR & MINOR, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, CONCRETE FOUNDATION & SIDEWALKS, TIMBER FRAMING, SIDING, PAINTING, TRIM, WINDOW INSTALLATION HUNTER TOWING & HAULINGP.O. BOX 588RONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)675-8699              FX:(406)675-8688EMAIL: randvhunter@bresnan.net PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE:  10/27/2018 OWNER: RICHARD T. HUNTER TOWING SERRVICES-SMALL CARS TO MEDIUM SIZE BUSES, SINGLE LANE ROLL OVERS AND SOME RECOVER ROAD SIDE ASSISTANCE INCLUDES LOCK-OUTS, OUT OF GAS, AUTO STORAGE, TIRE CHANGES INDIGENOUS BY DESIGN40443 WAGON WHEEL LANEPOLSON, MT 59860PH: (406) 407-1166EMAIL: sicemboy@msn.com PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/10/2018 OWNER: DION R. ALBERT ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION, HVAC & CABINET MAKING, DOORS AND TRIM. MULTI MEDIUM ARTWORK, PAINTING & POLY WORK. JAMES DURGLO P.O. BOX 641 ST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865 PH: (406)53-6172 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/21/2019 OWNER:   JAY SKELLENGERP.O. BOX 488HOT SPRINGS, MT 59845PH:(406)383-0828 PREFERENCE: 1   (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/05/2017 OWNER: JAY SKELLENGER SNOW PLOWING & FENCING. JGREEN FINANCIAL45466 NORTH FOOTHILLS DRIVERONAN, MT  59864PH:(406)261-7580EMAIL: jakenjen@ronan.netWEB SITE:  www.Jgreenfinancial.blogspot.com PREFERERNCE: 1               (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/28/2017 OWNER: RICHARD W. JANSSEN JR., MBA FINANCIAL CONSULTING, CREDIT COUNSELING, BUSINESS PLAN WRITING, INVESTMENT ADVICE, FINANCIAL ADVICE, FINANCIAL LITERACY, MARKETING PLANNING, INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP TEACHING SESSIONS JITTERBUG WEED AND PEST CONTROL, LLC46623 N. FOOTHILLS DRIVERONAN, MT  59864PH:(406)261-1391EMAIL: jitterbugpestcontrol@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 04/12/2017 OWNER: RON COUTURE PESTICIDE, HERBICIDE TREATMENT RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL JOCKO GRAPHICS, LLCP.O. BOX 187ARLEE, MT 59821PH: (406)726-0070EMAIL:  jg@arlee.net PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE:  12/14/2017 OWNER:  CATHERINE L. HOULE BARROWS EMBROIDERY, SCREEN AND SUBLIMINATION PRINTING, DIGITIZING, APPAREL & ACCESSORIES, SUNBODY HATS, LETTERMAN JACKETS. PROMOTIONAL & PERSONALIZATION SERVICE JOCKO VALLEY FIRE CO.155 HI FRANCIS ROADARLEE, MT 59821PH:(406)726-3170              PH:(406)824-2345EMAIL: drewandleta@blackfoot.net PREFERENCE: 1 (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 06/29/2017 OWNER: LOLITA & DREW HENDRICKSON FIRE FIGHTING ENGINE, WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION JOCKO VALLEY CONSULTING, LLCP.O. BOX 751ARLEE, MT 59821PH:(406)531-7642 PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 05/11/2017 OWNER: ROBERTA & JAMES STEELE FORESTRY CONSULTING-TIMBER SALE PREP., CONTRACT ADMIN, TIMBER SALE REPORTS, LOGGINGE SYSTEMS; SITE PREP, FIRE MANAGEMENT. SUPPRESSION PLANNING, CONDUCT PRESCRIBED BURNS, MONITORING& FUELS MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENTS, DISPATCHING, HUELS HAZARDS ASSESSMENTS, & RISK MITICATION JOE’S JIFFY STOP, INCP.O. BOX 277PABLO, MT 59855PH:(406)675-3570 PREFERENCE: 1 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 05/27/2017 OWNER: MARGARET BOWMAN SELLING FUEL, MISC GOODS, CATERING KATE MCDONALD’S KITCHENP.O. BOX 1186POLSON, MT  59860PH:(406)314-8835EMAIL: katem@cskt.org PREFERENCE: 1     (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 03/30/2017 OWNER: KATE MCDONALD FOOD SERVICE, CATERING. BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER, BAKED GOODS & REFRESHMENTS KERES CONSULTING, INC.5600 WYOMING BLVD. NE, SUITE 150ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87109PH: (505)837-2104  FX: (505)837-0575EMAIL: tchavez@keresnm.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/03/2017 OWNER: TIMOTHY CHAVEZ   COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SERVICES, ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, MONITORING AND ASSESSMENTS, FACILITIES ENGINEERING, FACILITY CONDITION, ASSESSMENTS, PHYSICAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTS, ENERGY AUDITS, ENERGY CONSERVATION PLANNING, ENERGY CONSERVATION TRAINING. KLDI CONSULTINGP.O. BOX 2703MISSOULA, MT 59806 PH:(406)824-7526              FX:(406)543-5702 EMAIL: Cahoon.H@juno.com   PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 07/23/2016 OWNER: HEATHER CAHOON, PhD RESEARCH & PROFFESIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS RELATED TO AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY, FEDERAL INDIAN POLICY, TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY & AMERICAN INDIAN CIVIL  JUSTICE KWATAQNUK RESORT & CASINO/GRAY WOLF PEAK CASINO / BIG ARM MARINA GRILL49708 HWY 93 EPOLSON, MT 59860PH(406)883-3636              FX(406)883-6821 PREFERENCE: 1  (LLC) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/02/2017 OWNER: CSKT CONFERENCE/ MEETING ROOM RENTAL, SLEEPING ROOMS, BANQUET MEALS, SACK LUNCHES, OFF SITE CATERING, LAKE CRUISES, MARINA, CASINO, RESTAURANT. LASHAROO, LLC  532 W. MILLER WAYFARMINGTON, UT 84025PH:(801) 834-1169EMAIL: lasharoo@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 2  (LLC) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/02/2017 OWNER: GEORGE E. COOVER VENDOR-HIGH PERFORMANCE COATING (10 YR WARRANTY W/CERTIFIED APPLICATOR-CAN CERTIFY EMPLOYEES FOR APPLICATION, REMOVES GRAFITI WITHOUT DAMAGE. WATER TREATMENT SOLUTION, INDUSTRIAL CLEANING SOAPS, ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP & REMEDIATION LAUGHING WATERS LLCP.O. BOX 37BOWLER, WI 54416PH:(715) 793-3927             FX:(715) 793-4105EMAIL: accessflooor@aol.com PREFERENCE: 2  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/20/2016 OWNER: GINGER STEVENS CONSTRUCTION-DISTRIBUTE & INSTALL  ACCESS FLOOR LC STEWART DESIGN32048 MOLLMAN PASS TRAILRONAN, MT 59864PH: (406)269-0355EMAIL: lc.stewart72@hotmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/20/2017 OWNER: LESLIE C. STEWART  GRAPHIC DESIGNANNUAL REPORTS, POSTERS, BROCHURES, LOGOS, BUSINESS CARDS, BILLBOARDS, ANYTHING PRINTED LE COMPTE, P.C.4011 BARBARA LOOP, SUITE 106RIO RANCHO, NM 87124PH: (505)994-3001     FAX: (505)984-3015EMAIL: craigl@lecomptepc.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/06/2017 OWNER: CRAIG A. LE COMPTE AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING, CONSULTING BUSINESS SERVICES, TAXES LIL FRED’S SNOW REMOVAL34290 MISSION DAM ROADST. IGNATIUS, MT   59865PH:(406)396-5438 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/31/2017 OWNER: D. FRED MATT SNOW REMOVAL LONEPINE LOGGING2511 HWY 28HOT SPRINGS, MT  59845PH:(406)741-2438               PREFERENCE: 1     (P) YEARLY UPDATE:  04/04/2018 OWNERS: LANDO BRAS  LOGGING, RANCHING, FENCING CULVERT INSTALLATION, EXCAVATION, FENCING, GRADING, ROOFING, TRUCKING, SNOW REMOVAL, WELDING. MARENGO CARPET CLEANING, INC  P.O. BOX 1232 POLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-5919 PREFERENCE: 1  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 06/23/2017 OWNER: BRAD MARENGO CARPET, UPHOLSTERY, AND HARD SURFACE CLEANING.  FLOOD RESTORATION. MARENGO SURVEYING32772 MCDONALD LAKE RD ST. IGNATIUS, MT  59865PH:(406)261-5614EMAIL: gregorymarengo@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1     (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/13/2017 OWNER: GREGORY MARENGO LAND SURVEYING: MONUMENTING BOUNDARY SUB DIVISIONS, TOPO MAPPING, CORNER LOCATION OF EXISTING SURVEYING PARCELS CONSTRUCTION, RESTORATION OF LOST CORNERS OF BOUNDARY, LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS OF PARCELS MARKUS CONSTRUCTION53471 HILLSIDE ROADCHARLO, MT 59824PH:(406)218-1219EMAIL:  jerry.markus@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/17/2016 OWNER: STACY AND JERRY MARKUS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING – EXCAVATION – DRYWALL – SOME CONCRETE ROOFING – AUTO REPAIR – FENCING – LOGGING AND WELDING & FABRICATION MICHEL LOGGING63187 CHALWAIN RD.ST. IGNATIUS, MT. 59865PH:(406) 745-6283 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 6/22/2017 OWNER: RACHEL MICHEL SAWING AND SKIDDING MIKE’S ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCEP.O. BOX 631POLSON, MT 59860PH: (406) 858-0853EMAIL: mikes_electrical_maint@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/28/2017 OWNER: MICHAEL A. MCDANAL NEW CONSTRUCTION, TROUBLESHOOTING, REMODELING & LOW VOLTAGE.  MISSION VALLEY TREE SERVICE31084 PINEVIEW LOOPPOLSON, MT 59860PH: (406)890-3983EMAIL: nashman1993@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/20/2017 OWNER: JASON NASH TREE REMOVAL, TREE SERVICE, LAND CLEANING, BRUSH CLEAN UP, FIRE SUPPRESSION, LOGGING MYCOL CONSTRUCTIONP.O. BOX 76ST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865PH:(406)273-1274 PREFERENCE:1      (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 03/29/2017 OWNERS: MIKE & MYRNA GRAHAM CONSTRUCTION-NEW  & REHAB, MAJOR/ MINOR REHAB, CONCRETE, DRYWALL, EXCAVATION(SMALL), PAINTING, ROOFING,  FENCING, SIDING                                         NAOMI ROBINSON515 BUCHANAN SWRONAN, MT 59864PH: (406)544-0260 PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/16/2017 OWNER: NAOMI ROBINSON CATERING BREAKFAST, LUNCH, & BAKED GOODS, CUSTOM BEADWORK NATHAN GRAYP.O. BOX 889HOT SPRINGS, MT 59845PH:(406)741-2064 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/23/2017 OWNER: NATHAN GRAY WILDLAND FIRE FIGHTING, LOG SKIDDER NATIVE FIREP.O. 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NORTHERN ENGINEERING & CONSULTING INC.1301 DIVISION ST.BILLINGS, MT 59101PH: (406)839-2217   FAX: (406)850-4630EMAIL: info@neciusa.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/12/2017 OWNER: LISA GLADSTONE CIVIL ENGINEERING INCLUDING DESIGN, SURVEY, PLANNING, MAPPING, CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION, CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, GRANT WRITING ASSISTANCE, OTHER CONSULTING ACTIVITIES. NORTHWEST LAWN CARE SERVICESP.O. BOX 64PABLO, MT 59855PH:(406)   399-1576EMAIL:  ldnnorrie@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 05/28/2017 OWNER: LLOYD IRVINE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL-LAWN  SERVICES, MOWING, WEED EATING, TREE & LIMB REMOVAL, STUMP REMOVAL, SNOW PLOWING, LANDSCAPING NORTHWESTERN CONSTRUCTION & ABATEMENT, LLP43249 N. FOOTHILLS DR.RONAN, MT 59864PH: (406)880-3966EMAIL: mervyncamel@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/16/2017 OWNER: MERVYN L. CAMEL CERTIFIED & TRAINED TO DO METH TESTING. REMOVAL OF INTERIOR TRIM, DOORS, WINDOWS, CABINETS, CARPETS, DRYWALL AS TOXIC HAZARDOUS MATERIAL. ADMINISTER METH REMEDIATION CHEMICALS. PLACE CONTAINMENT BARRIERS AS WELL AS TRANSPORT AND DISPOSE HAZARDOUS WASTE. MINOR & MAJOR REHABILITATION CONSTRUCTION OLD WORLD DELI103 B 3RD AVE EASTPOLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-2245              FX:(406)883-2313EMAIL: hillguy63@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1     (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/02/2017 OWNERS: GUY HILL & BJ PHILLIPS CATERED LUNCH/DINNER ITEMS, PICK-UP OR DELIVERY, BUILDING AVAILABLE FOR RESERVATIONS (30 PEOPLE). P & M ARCHAEOLOGY CONSULTANTS LLC31 BROOK ST. 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SNOW PLOWING AND REMOVAL. WE HAVE CRUSHED GRAVEL DIG BASEMENTS CRAWL SPACES, LANDSCAPING, INSTALL CULVERTS, REMOVE TREES AND STUMPS POLSON STONE & TILE, INC.  40577 HWY 35POLSON, MT 59860MAILING:322 MAIN STREETPOLSON, MT 59860PH :(406)883-0804             FAX: (406)883-2044EMAIL: polsonstoneandtile@centurytel.net  PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 11/23/2017 OWNER: GARY GREEN TILE INSTALLATION AND SALES, GRANITE SALE & FABRICATION. PYROMANIA FIREWORKS LLCP.O. BOX 95ARLEE, MT 59821PH:(406)726-3828EMAIL: arl3750@blackfoot.net PREFERENCE: 1     (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 11/23/2017 OWNERS: DOROTHY CLINKENBEARD SALES OF FIREWORKS, DISPLAY SHOWS, SNOWPLOWING QUICKSILVER EXPRESS52001 HWY 93P.O. BOX 278PABLO, MT 59855PH: (406)675-5000EMAIL: kellylp@cskt.org PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 07/21/2017 OWNER: CS&KT QUICKSILVER EXPRESS A CONVENTIONAL CONVENIENCE STORE. WE PROVIDE LAUNDRY SERVICES CAR WASHES, CAR DETAILING, COFFEE DELIVER, AND CATERING SERVICES AS WELL. QUALITY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS, LLC 64378 US HIGHWAY 93RONAN, MT 59864PH: (406)253-0107             FX: (406)676-4196EMAIL: admin@qcnllc.com PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 12/14/2017 OWNER: GAYLA & JESSE LYTTON COMPUTER NETWORKING, PHYSICAL SECURITY (DOOR ACCESS, CAMERAS, PANIC BUTTONS) CONSULTING, FIBER OPTIC LOW VOLTAGE. RAYMOND PLOWING P.O. BOX 972PLAINS, MT  59859PH:(406)826-4147 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/29/2017 OWNER: JAMES F. RAYMOND  SNOW PLOWING RED HORSE ART & ARCHITECTUREP.O. BOX 1558  WHITEFISH, MT  59937PH:(406)253-7653  EMAIL: richard.redhorse@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 2  YEARLY UPDATE: 01/31/2018 OWNER: RICHARD W. SMITH COMPLETE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE INCLUDING PROGRAMMING, MASTER PLANNING, SCHEMATIC DESIGN, DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, CONSTRUCTION BIDDING AND/OR NEGOTIATING, CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION, INTERIOR DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN.  RED PLAINS PROFESSIONAL, INC.2933 S. BRYANT AVE.EDMOND, OK 73013PH:(405)341-4031  FX(405)341-4037EMAIL: engineer@red-plains.com PREFERENCE: 2 YEARLY UPDATE: 12/14/2017 OWNER: MARK FARRIS CIVIL DESIGN ENGINEERING, PLANNING AND ROADWAY INVENTORY, GIS, TRANSPORTATION SAFETY PLANNING, SITE DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING, AVIATION SERVICES, CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, RIGHT OF WAY DOCUMENTS, DATA COLLECTION RED ROAD INCORPORATED3734 N. NIKE CT.POST FALLS, ID 83854PH: (208)818-0696EMAIL: redroad@gci.net PREFERENCE: 1 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/12/2017 OWNER: DON LOPER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION DIRT WORK, MAJOR AND MINOR REHABILITATION CONSTRUCTION, CULVERT INSTALLATION, EXCAVATION REHBEIN ENTERPRISES, INC.41448 RANCH ROADPOLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-5472  FX: (406)883-5471 PREFERENCE: 2  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/15/2016 OWNER: KAHNEEDAH & TYLER REHBEIN DIRTWORK, BOX CULVERTS/CULVERTS, PAVING, SNOW PLOWING, FENCING,  FLEET GRAPHICS, CERTIFIED WELDER &  MOBILE WELDING TRUCK, VEHICLE WRAPS, DECALS, (IN & OUTDOOR) SIGN MAKING, AIRBRUSH (FINE ART AND GRAPHIC DESIGN), GRANITE ETCHING DESIGN, ROCK ENGRAVING, SMALL BRIDGES, SEPTIC/SEWER INSTALLING, ROCK/RETAINING WALLS, LOG WORK, UNDERGROUND UTILITIES ROCKY MOUNTAIN FIRE& TIMBER          34691 EAST POST CREEK RD                         ST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865PH:(406)396-3766 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/04/2017 OWNER:  BRIAN CAHOON FENCING, ROOFING, FIRE SUPPRESSION, TREE HARVESTING/REMOVAL, PRESCRIBED BURNING, LOGGING R & R BUILDING PRODUCTIONS LLC406 MAIN ST. SERONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)210-0357     FX:(406)676-5556 PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 10/15/2017 OWNER: RACHELLE & ROCKY COTE ALL CONSTRUCTION PHASES, DRYWALL, CONCRETE & SLAB FOUNDATION, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL                      SALISH WATER SOLUTIONS 38806 DUBAY RDPOLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)459-3484 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/08/2017 OWNER: RENE’ DUBAY HAULING WATER (2,500 GAL.), ROAD SPRAYING SAMSEL CONSTRUCTION31258 ARROWHEAD TRAILPOLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)261-5478EMAIL: tushort_0004@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 03/16/2017 OWNER: STEVEN L. SAMSEL ALL STAGES OF RESIDENTIAL & SMALL COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION, CONCRETE, PLOWING SAPPHIRE STRATEGIES, INC.P.O. BOX 31314SPOKANE, WA 99223PH:(406)788-3044EMAIL: gwen@sapphirestrategies.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 02/01/2017 OWNER: GWEN LANKFORD SPENCER STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN CONSTITUENCY OUTREACH, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, MESSAGE DEVELOPMENT, AND SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATION. MEDIA MANAGEMENT (VIDEO, RADIO, PHOTO PRODUCTION) WEBSITE DESIGN & SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT  SCHAUB CONTRACTINGP.O. BOX 366PABLO, MT 59855PH: (406)675-4531EMAIL: crschaub@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 09/20/2017 OWNER: CHARLENE & JOHN SCHAUB PAINTING INT./EXT., DRYWALL REPAIR, DECKS, MINOR REHABILITATION GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SHIVON M. BRITE9308 N. MOUNTAIN LANESPOKANE, WA 99218PH:(406)239-4391              FX:(888)876-5075EMAIL: shivonwhite@gmail.com PREFERENCE:2   (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 10/26/2017 OWNER: SHIVON M. BRITE GRANTS-FEDERAL, STATE, & PRIVATE FOUNDATION.  PLANS-STRATEGIC, BUSINESS, MARKETING, & FUNDRAISING. STUDIES- FEASIBILITY, EXTERNAL EVALUATIONS,& ASSESSMENTS. TRAININGS-GRANT WRITING, STRATEGIC PLANNING, & OTHER CONSULTING SMITH PAVING & CONTRACTING ENT. INC.P.O. BOX 250POLSON, MT 59860PH:(406)883-5892  FX:(406)883-5892EMAIL: spcinc@centurytel.net PREFERENCE: 1 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 03/23/2018 OWNER: LARRY SMITH CONSTRUCTION - NEW & REHAB, CONCRETE, CULVERT INSTALLATION, CURB & GUTTER, PIPE FITTING, SURVEYING, EXCAVATION, FENCING, GRADING, SNOW REMOVAL, PAVING, SIGNING, TRUCKING, WELDING, UTILITY INSTALLATION, PAINTING SMITH SEPTIC SERVICE/SHADE TREE MECHANIXP.O. BOX 874PABLO, MT   59855PH:(406)675-2050 PREFERENCE: 1  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 06/29/2017 OWNER: FRED E. ASHLEY       SEPTIC PUMPING, AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, CULVERT INSTALLATION, EXCAVATION, PAINTING, SHEET METAL FABRICATION, SNOW REMOVAL, WELDING, MASONRY PORTABLE TOILETS, PORTABLE TOILETS AVAILABLE SOAPSTONE CONSTRUCTION33511 TERRACE LAKE RD.RONAN, MT 59864PH: (406)212-6177     FX: (406)676-3126EMAIL: elmomacd@hotmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/27/2017 OWNER: GALEN "ELMO" MCDONALD ROOFING, SIDING, WINDOWS, DOORS, RAINGUTTERS, PAINTING, SHEETROCK, DECKS, FRAMING, FENCING, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SPLQWA CONSULTING62466 LEAPING HORSE LANEST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865PH:(406)529-4755 PREFERENCE: 2  (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 09/14/2016 OWNER: JOSHUA W. BROWN GRANT WRITING, PLANNING, RESEARCH, REPORTING, TEACHER TRAINING, FUND RAISING, CURRICULUM DESIGN, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, LINGUISTIC RESEARCH ST. CLAIR CONSTRUCTION INC.440 ST. CLAIR RANCH LANEALBERTON, MT  59820PH:(406)722-3207              FX:(406)722-3206EMAIL: stclair@blackfoot.net PREFERENCE: 2  (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/25/2017 OWNER: OLLIE ST. CLAIR CONSTRUCTION – UNDERGROUND UTILITIES; SEWER, WATER, STORM EARTHWORK, EXCAVATION, GRADING& TRUCKING STACK SPEECH THERAPY GROUP, LLC2331 S. 7TH ST. W.MISSOULA, MT. 59801PH: (406)546-1103     FX: 888-949-1946EMAIL: shannastack@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 2 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 08/08/2017 OWNER: SHANNA STACK PROVIDE SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY- RELATED SERVICES STANDING STONE DESIGN, INC.19601 W. BLUEMOUND RD., SUITE 200BROOKFIELD, WI 53045PH:(262)796-1800EMAIL: klusis@standingstonedesign.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE:7/14/2016 OWNER: KARL LUSIS MASTER PLANNING, FEASIBILITY STUDY, ARCH DESIGN FOR ALL PHASES, INTERIOR DESIGN, SPACE PLANNING, FF&E SELECTION STRAIGHT ARROW INT/EXT PAINTING32220 MINESINGER TRAILPOLSON, MT  59860PH:(406)883-3929EMAIL: painterkipp@yahoo.com PREFERENCE: 1 YEARLY UPDATE: 08/18/2017 OWNER: KIPP COURVILLE PAINTING INT/EXT, TEXTURING, PATCHING HOLES, WALL PAPER, PREP WORK, CARPENTRY, MINOR ELECTRICAL, SPRAYING STRAIGHT LINE FENCING33564 CLAIRMONT RD.RONAN, MT 59864PH:(406)830-6253EMAIL: cinchup96@gmail.com PREFERENCE: 1 (P) YEARLY UPDATE: 07/21/2016 NICHOLAS CLAIRMONT FENCING ALL TYPES  FROM BARB WIRED TO CHAIN LINK. SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELINGP.O. 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HAYNES WILDLAND FIRE SUPRESSION, TYPE 6 ENGINE AND TYPE 3 WATER TENDER, DUST CONTROL, LOGGING WAGON WHEEL CONSTRUCTION LLCP.O. BOX 356ST. IGNATIUS, MT 59865PH:(406)552-9514EMAIL: wagon.wheel@outlook.com PREFERENCE: 1 (S) YEARLY UPDATE: 01/07/2017 OWNER: AUGUST MCDONALD ROOFING, DRYWALL, REMODELING, DOORS/WINDOWS, SIDING, CONSTRUCTION, PAINTING, DECKS WOMER & ASSOCIATES INC.211 N. WALL ST. SUITE 600SPOKANE, WA 99201PH:(509)534-4884EMAIL: nima@wwomer.com rose@wwomer.com PREFERENCE: 2 (C) YEARLY UPDATE: 12/2/2016 OWNER: WILLIAM R. 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