Stories tagged with Bureau of Indian Affairs

40 Years Ago: Election Board and the tribal police officers supervising the Election Night results. Pictured are Election Board Chairman, Sunshine Smith; Election Board Member, Essie Kent; Chief of Police, Arthur Weaver; Police Sargent, Elwood Kent and Election Board Member, Kathlene Curry.

This photo was published in the Nov. 20, 1981, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Nov 19th, 2021

Many Moons Ago

UMU Tribal Chairman Manuel Heart and Southern Ute Chairman Melvin Baker stand with Senator Hickenlooper during his visit to Southwest Colorado.

Fri May 21st, 2021

Hickenlooper meets with SU and UMU Tribes

Fri Dec 18th, 2020

Victim Assistance Team receives Superior Performance in Indian Country award

Shawn Wiley, Indian Police Academy Graduate Class 172, will be working for the Southern Ute Police Dept. Wiley will receive additional training in Ute culture, communications, geography and SUPD policies and procedures.

Fri Oct 9th, 2020

Indian cadets graduate in historic ceremony

Fri May 8th, 2020

Southern Ute Reservation Initiates Stage I Fire Restrictions

Mon Aug 19th, 2019

Prescribed burns for West Sandoval and East Cabezon discontinued until hot and dry conditions improve

Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke meets with members of the Southern Ute Tribal Council and staff to discuss his plan to restructure the Department of the Interior, increase conservation efforts, and streamline the permitting processes.

Fri Aug 17th, 2018

Secretary of the Interior Zinke accepts Tribe’s invitation

Mon Aug 6th, 2018

Notice of Revised Traffic Code Adopted

Mon Jun 4th, 2018

Southern Ute Reservation enters Stage II Fire Restrictions

Southern Ute tribal member Daniel Rohde and Southern Ute Museum Technician Jed Smith, unbox the headdress that the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) returned on Wednesday, March 21 to the Southern Ute Museum.

Thu Mar 29th, 2018

Museum welcomes headdress

Wed Nov 22nd, 2017

Tribal Council Approves Land Assignment Code

Headstart educators Amy Leach and Sabrina Black go through hundreds of books during the move to the museum.

Fri Oct 13th, 2017

Head Start relocates to museum

The Southern Ute Environmental Programs Division planted over 1000 trees along Stollsteimer Creek running downstream from Lake Capote.

Thu Jun 23rd, 2016

Reestablishing the forest along Stollsteimer

Tribal member, Renee Tree addresses her concerns regarding the shale oil and gas development project during a community meeting held on Tuesday, March 15 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort.

Fri Mar 18th, 2016

Shale oil reserves possibly on the horizon

Southern Ute Tribal Planner, Edward Box III provides information on how the development of CR 517 will be managed.

Thu Dec 24th, 2015

CR 517 will see improvements

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