TEB Votes To Approve Funds During Meeting
The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 25.
The board approved the Education Department Budget adjustment in the amount of $15,734.66, payable to Student Support Services.
Prosecutors applicant June Gourd was approved.
An amended resolution was passed for the Fort Peck Tribes Head Start Pre K Program to submit a one-time supplemental funding application in the updated amount $213,176.37 for Nutrition and Healthy Eating for Head Start Children and Families.
A request for assistance was approved from NIGC regarding the compliance of live poker on non-Indian owned gaming premises residing on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana.
The tribal operations officer was approved to disburse payment to Sonosky & Chambers in the amount of approximately $24,000 for services rendered.
The board voted to accept EPA funding from IHS for Brockton ($1.7 million) and Frazer ($1.66 million).
The TTP/IRR Program was approved to purchase a Loadmaster LM100 Scale Software and Printer in the amount of $11,220.
Pronghorn Connectivity and Demography was approved to be led by Andrew Jakes in cooperation with the Fort Peck Tribes Fish and Game Program for the benefit of our Pronghorn and Natural Grasslands.
A request was approved to name the quarantine facility in honor of Robert Magnan.
The 2025 Revised Model Gaming Ordinance was approved.
The board voted to honor the family of Raymond White Tail Feather with a star quilt and $500 for his years of service for the Fort Peck Tribes.
The Community Services Program was approved to work with RJS on the application for the USDA Preservation Program Grant to repair or rehabilitate housing owned by very low income clients.
Payment was approved to IMEG (formerly Northern Engineering & Consulting Inc.) in the amount of $26,054.11 for the Fire Flow Main Line project under the Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center. The Memorandum of Understanding with Poplar Schools was approved as presented.
The Fish and Game Department’s buffalo programs were approved to offer a contract to Riley MacDonald to serve as the Grant #3273 Project Manager.
Human resources was approved to hire Angela Urbaniak as election supervisor.
The board accepted BP Construction’s proposal to provide sewer/water and concrete footing installations in the amount of $34,800 and Gourneau Construction to provide the gravel pad/drive ways for $10,290.
The board voted to accept the Cost & Robinson Proposal for Phase 1 Cannabis “flash report” in the amount of $14,500.
