The Southern Ute Department of Natural Resources has been tasked with creating a Comprehensive Agricultural Land Management Plan with long-term and short-term ideas for the plan that includes conceptual goals and objectives for further planning and development. The department would like to encourage the Southern Ute tribal membership to complete the survey regarding as-signed tribal agricultural lands. The survey can be obtained by scanning the attached QR code or by visiting the following survey link: https://forms.office.com/r/dTv0KjjKCx through June 30, 2025. The survey will also be available during the Southern Ute Tribal Membership General Meeting in April. For further information, questions, or concerns, please call: 970-563-2237.
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Please see the flyer below for the Construction Services Division Home Rehabilitation Program. The application deadline is April 28, 2025, at 5:00pm. Applications are available for pick up at the Construction Services Division (CSD) office, from the Division website, and are accessible through the QR code provided. Should you have any questions, please reach out to CSD at 970-563-0260. Join SunUte Community Center for the 55th Los Pinos Spring Classic Softball Tournament at the Patrick Silva Memorial Softball Field! Dates : May 23–25, 2025 Divisions: Men’s, Women’s, & Co-Ed Entry Fee : $350 per team Registration Deadline : May 19, 2025 Bat Restrictions: 240 bats only – Classic M / Pro M / Classic W Gather your team and compete in one of the longest-running tournaments in the region! To register or for more info, contact Recreation: Kelsey: (970) 563-2660 Elijah: (970) 563-2655 Darnell: (970) 563-2667 Let’s play ball!! Bring the heat and help keep this classic swinging. Attention Tribal Students in Grades 9-12! Don't miss this unique opportunity to visit the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) campus and engage in hands-on activities in CU's art, business, and environment programs. Experience college life and live like a CU Boulder student! Event Details: Dates: June 2-6, 2025 Location: CU Boulder, Boulder, CO Openings: 10 spots available for Southern Ute Tribal Members, 1st Descendants, and JOM students entering 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades in 2025-2026 Deadline to Sign Up: May 9, 2025 For applications or more information, contact Kaylyn LeClaire, Education Specialist, at (970) 563-2793 or kleclaire@southernute-nsn.gov. Attention Southern Ute Students in Grades 10-12! Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) campus, meet Native youth from across Indian Country, and dive into exciting topics like Tribal hospitality, gaming, Indian law, and STEM. Enjoy off-campus tours of Las Vegas and gain valuable college and career readiness experience! Event Details: Dates: June 22-26, 2025 Location: UNLV Campus, Las Vegas Openings: 4 spots available for Southern Ute students Deadline to Sign Up: May 22, 2025 For applications or more information, contact Michael Kirsch at 970-563-2783 or mkirsch@southernute-nsn.gov. |
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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 |
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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. |
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The Wildlife Division will be accepting Brunot Rare Game Applications MAY 1st-31st, 2025. The drawing will be held in June. 3 Big Horn Sheep 2 Mountain Goat 2 Moose All applications will be submitted online: https://www.southernute-nsn.gov/rare-game-app/ Members can also visit the Brunot Hunting website to find the link https://www.southernute-nsn.gov/natural-resources/wildlife-resource-management/hunting/brunot-area-hunting-and-fishing/ If you have any questions, please call the Wildlife Division at (970) 563-0130 |
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Boys & Girls Club 2025 Summer Club - Mandatory Parent meetings. IF your child is not registered for Spring 2025, fill out Membership Application and bring to the meeting. We will have paper copies at the meetings as well. |
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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
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The Department of Energy (DOE) will be hosting a town hall meeting to keep Tribal Membership informed on the Mancos Shale Development. This Tribal Members-only meeting will cover information regarding where water will be sourced from, anticipated routes for layflat pipelines, permitting, and tribal considerations. For those who can’t join us in person, please connect via Webex. When: Tuesday, May 6th from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM Where: Growth Fund Building, 1st Floor, Conference Room 103 A meal will be provided. We hope you will join us. For any event-related questions, please reach out to Pooja Rao-Pennington at prpennington@sugf.com or 970.563.5033. |
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Wednesday, May 7, 2o25, is shut-off day. Please pay your bill before 10:00 a.m. on this day to avoid any late fees. You can also call the Utilities office at 970-563-5500 with any questions. Thank for your business. |
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Join the Southern Ute Education staff for a tour of San Juan College on Friday, May 9th, from 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM. This field trip is open to Southern Ute Tribal Members, Southern Ute 1st Descendants & JOM Students grades 9-12. Lunch provided. Only ten spots available, first come first serve! For applications or more information, contact ShaRay Rock at (970) 563-2794 or via email at srock@southernute-nsn.gov Signed permission forms due by Friday, May 2nd. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! |
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The Culture Preservation Department will be hosting a Bear Dance Workshop on Tuesday May 13th from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM at the Casino Event Center. This is in preparation for the Bear Dance Friday May 23-26th. Contact Heritage & Event Coordinator Eugene Bereza at 970-563-2307 for any questions/ concerns regarding this event.
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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 |
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Save the Date! Our 3rd annual Recovery Retreat will be held May 16-17,2025. Sponsored by Southern Ute Behavioral Health. Questions? Please contact Marvina Olguin or Preston Barry at 970-563-5700. |
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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 |
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The Southern Ute Powwow Committee invites All to attend the Southern Ute Bear Dance Powwow happening May 23-24, 2025, at the Sky Ute Resort Casino Event Center. If you have any questions, please contact Rochelle Aguilar Chairperson at 970-759-1722, Karen Washington Vice-Chairman, 970-759-5880, Carolyne Grey Eagle Treasurer 970-799-6268 and Kirsten Langmade Recording Secretary Kirsten.autra@outlook.com. |
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The Southern Ute Powwow Committee invites All to attend the Southern Ute Bear Dance Powwow happening May 23-24, 2025, at the Sky Ute Resort Casino Event Center. If you have any questions, please contact Rochelle Aguilar Chairperson at 970-759-1722, Karen Washington Vice-Chairman, 970-759-5880, Carolyne Grey Eagle Treasurer 970-799-6268 and Kirsten Langmade Recording Secretary Kirsten.autra@outlook.com. |
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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 |