Stories tagged with U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs

Mon Oct 18th, 2021

Giacci helps build community advocates through training

As a reminder, Stage 1 fire restrictions were enacted for Southern Ute Indian Reservation on Wednesday, June 16, 2021 and will remain in effect until conditions improve. Stage I Fire Restrictions prohibits acts for the general public, commercial operators and industrial oil and gas operators performing work on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation.

Fri Jul 2nd, 2021

Fire season underway on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation

Mona Lisa Ashley Barber

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

Ashley-Barber new Fiduciary Trust Officer

Contract workers for Chevron work to stake waddles for erosion control in the Valencia and 44 Canyon sites, Monday, July 1.

Thu Aug 1st, 2019

DOE to oversee well site and road reclamation on west side of reservation

Students at the Teller Institute Indian School. Circa 1900.

Fri Feb 15th, 2019

Project seeks to identify Indian students who perished while attending Grand Junction Indian Boarding School

Mon Aug 6th, 2018

Notice of Revised Traffic Code Adopted

The Boulder County Type II Initial Attack Crew is a combination of wildland firefighters from different departments around Boulder County. They were brought into the area to assist our BIA Southern Ute Agency fire team to suppress fires on the reservation that occurred in the first week of June. Once those fires subsided, the firefighters assisted on the 416 Fire in neighboring La Plata County. On Tuesday, June 19 the team assisted with the Wildland Fire Safety meeting held at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility.

Thu Jun 21st, 2018

Tribe takes active role in fire safety

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 Lightner Creek Fire continues to burn as of Friday afternoon.

Fri Jun 30th, 2017

Fire danger ‘high’ in Southwest

Thu Dec 8th, 2016

Tribes, State meet in Denver

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

Fri May 2nd, 2014

Gov’t-to-gov’t relationships key to tribal success

Jimmy R. Newton Jr., chairman of the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council.

Fri Feb 7th, 2014

State of the tribe: January 2014

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