Spring Clean Up 2025
The Annual Spring Clean Up will take place April 21-25, 2025. Please see the attached flyer for information related to […]
Southern Ute Reservation, Ignacio, Colorado – The Southern Ute Indian Tribe and respective EOC Command team encourages all tribal members and surrounding tribal community members to remain cautious and alert as additional moisture has arrived within the exterior boundaries of the Southern Ute Reservation and Four Corners region and is expected to continue through tomorrow. The Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s most recently declared emergency disaster proclamation has been extended by the Southern Ute Tribal Council through formal resolution to address the extent of the flooding damage on the Reservation, the ongoing needs of the Tribal membership, to protect life and preserve property and the environment by ensuring prevention, preparation, and response measures are in place. to protect life and preserve property and the environment by ensuring prevention, preparation, and response measures are in place while continued efforts to coordinate emergency response and recovery efforts are carried out through EOC command direction with tribal government resources and support. Those impacted within their homes or roadways are encouraged to continue documenting any damage, communicate any resource or service needs, through coordination with EOC Command and supporting tribal departments and submission of surveys that were shared earlier by Tribal Housing and the Tribe’s […]
The Annual Spring Clean Up will take place April 21-25, 2025. Please see the attached flyer for information related to […]
Breath and Movement Group is Kicking Off in April! Join Southern Ute Behavioral Health every week to gently stretch and […]
Behavioral Health is excited to invite local Native Youth to a Pizza Party/Brainstorming event where we will ask for your […]
Breath and Movement Group is Kicking Off in April! Join Southern Ute Behavioral Health every week to gently stretch and move in a supportive, peer led space. Bring curiosity and awareness to the mind and body to learn new coping skills. Decrease stress while increasing vitality and well-being. Please bring an exercise mat, if possible. No prior experience needed! Open to all Native American Community members, age 18+! Space is available yet limited! Facilitators: Tamara D. Turner (she/her), PhD, Mental Health Capacity Building through Culture & the Arts; Rachel Shockley (she/her), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Substance Abuse Therapist
Southern Ute Permanent Fund’s Human Resources Department would like to announce the upcoming Job Fair on April 30, 2025, from 10:00am to 3:00 pm to address vacant positions within the Permanent Fund. The Southern Ute Growth Fund and Sky Ute Casino and Resort have also been invited to participate. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to Rochelle Aguilar at Extension 2990 or raguilar@southernute-nsn.gov.