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

  • SKC Library January Newsletter

    View the attached images for information.

    SKC Library January Newsletter

  • KwaTaqNuk Elder's Luncheon

    Elder’s luncheon scheduled for Jan 30th, 2019 from 11AM to 1PM.  Contact Jessie McDonald at 406-883-8364 or  email: jjmcdonald@csktgaming.com  to RSVP. 

    KwaTaqNuk Elder's Luncheon

  • Seasonal Closure Reminder

    Dan McClure, Chief of the Tribal Conservation Program, announces the posting and enforcement of the following seasonal closure. 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: 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 Chief Dan McClure, Les Bigcrane or Germaine White at 675-2700. 

    Seasonal Closure Reminder

  • Information Sought on Grizzly Bear Shootings

    The Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) are seeking information on the shooting of a female grizzly bear in the Moiese Valley that occurred on or about October 12, 2018.  The bear was found shot to death in a field near Moiese Valley Road and Kuntz Lane.    On October 19, 2018, wildlife officials were notified of another injured grizzly bear with a large wound on its face north St. Ignatius in the area of Lemery and Watson Roads.  The female grizzly was located, captured and later euthanized due to the extent of her injuries.  The carcass was transported to the Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks lab in Bozeman where examination revealed the sow had been shot in the face at close range with bird shot.      Both female grizzlies were lactating at the time of death and may have had cubs of the year or yearlings.   The CSKT and the Service are asking for anyone that may have heard or seen anything related to either of these cases to call Tribal Dispatch at 406-675-2700 or the Service Special Agent at 406-329-3000.  Callers do not have to identify themselves and a reward of up to $3,000 is available for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

    Information Sought on Grizzly Bear Shootings

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