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Keeping You Informed 

The Office of the President is releasing the second edition of the Executive Times monthly update. As promised, we hope to improve with each edition and suggestions are always welcome. Thank you so much for your patience as we try to deliver more information to the tribal membership.

Past issues available under the President's message to the right (Green Column)

 


 Grandad Bluff Revisited
Ho-Chunk Join 100 yr Celebration to Re-Open Scenic Site in La Crosse, WI

Members of the Nation including President Jon Greendeer, Vice-President Greg Blackdeer, District II Legislator Andrea Estebo, Director of Heritage Preservation Robert Mann, HCN PR, and Tribal Members were a part of the commemoration. Ho-Chunk singers delivered a number of good songs and a bit of history and a word of blessing was offered by Heezazuc, aka George Garvin. The Ho-Chunk People are once again, leaving their mark, but this time, with an enscribed bench atop Grandad Bluff next to the high-flying American Flag.



Ho-Chunk Nation Receives Honor

 

The Ho-Chunk Nation was gifted a plaque commemorating them as an employer and helping those who are working to "get back on their feet." The Jackson County Treatment Court was established to curb incarceration of individuals who demonstrate a great potential to get back on the right path. This court is unique in that it is a model collaborative County-Tribal entity utilizing personnel from several fields in both communities. Within the last few months, the concept of the court came to life with initiative of both County and HCN Judges and the support of the HCN Legislature and President. We are proud of such a speedy development and several successes already in its youth. We hold great appreciation to everyone involved and we are proud of the graduates who make it a success!


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 (Black River Falls, WI; March 20, 2012)

 DRAFT INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT

between the Ho-Chunk Nation, the City of Beloit and Rock County

The Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature voted in favor by resolution for approval of the Intergovernmental Agreement between the Ho-Chunk Nation, City of Beloit & Rock County.

RESOLUTION 03-20-12 A



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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

To the Ho-Chunk People: 

"Getting the word out" seems to be the theme in the office, and "by any means possible" seems to be the way to do it. As I recently introduced the Executive Times newsletter prior to the last round of area meetings, we realize a great benefit and reward for getting more information out to the tribal membership.

In the spirit of using whatever resources available to meet this growing demand, I'm pretty excited about what I hope will be, the delivery of regular Podcasts covering a variety of past, current and future projects of the Nation. Hosted by Public Relations Officer, Collin Price, it's our hope to increase another avenue of information folks that don't typically have a front-row seat with their government.

This day, 4/30/12, marks our first shooting of our yet-to-be-named series of Podcasts and we are excited to have enlisted the services of a Ho-Chunk Business, P-Dub Productions to assist in delivering the quality the tribal membership deserves. The production looks to invite some guests to speak of issues candidly adding relevant announcements and acknowledgements for the viewership and listenership.

I believe the strongest governments are defined by the people they serve. We in the Office of the President, have a responsibility to keep tribal membership informed as best we can. So much goes on in a day that it's no easy task but I know the staff and I are committed to press on and meet that challenge. I assure you, I will keep this a priority.

In the service of the People,

Mąąšųsga
Jon Greendeer
President of the Ho-Chunk Nation

 

 

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May 2012 Edition

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