The Tribal Office Building’s (TOB) HVAC system is being renovated from April through September. To keep department operations running and to accommodate the construction project, departmental offices will be temporarily relocated to the old District 1 Community Center, the Andrew Blackhawk post building, or to the Atrium.
Please familiarize yourself to the dates and locations listed to avoid any confusion when planning to visit these offices.
4/9-4/13: Department move out of TOB to old D1CC:
Business- HCG-BRF
Realty- Old D1CC
OOP - Veterans Building
Administration- IT
Personnel- Old D1CC
Treasury- TOB Atrium
5/14-5/16: Department move back into TOB:
Business
Realty
OOP
Administration
Personnel
Treasury
5/16-5/18: Department move out of TOB to old D1CC:
DOJ- Old D1CC
Gaming Commission- Old D1CC
Compliance- Old D1CC
IT- TOB Atrium
6/18-6/20: Department move back into TOB:
DOJ
Gaming Commission
Compliance
IT
6/20-6/22: Department move out of TOB to old D1CC:
Planning- Old D1CC
Veterans- Old D1CC
DNR- Old D1CC
Legislature- Veterans Building
Maintenance- TOB Atrium
7/23-7/25: Department move back into TOB:
Planning
Veterans
DNR
Legislature
Maintenance
7/25-7/27: Department move out of TOB to old D1CC:
Mailroom- Legislative Conference room
News Letter- Old D1CC
Enrollment- TOB Cafeteria
Education- Old D1CC
Labor- Old D1CC
8/27-8/29: Department move back into TOB:
Mailroom
News Letter
Enrollment
Education
Labor
Please remember that this is a construction schedule and is subject to change. We will do our best to maintain the project as close as possible to the above referenced dates and provide updates to changes as soon as possible.
Please be aware that move in dates could happen slightly ahead of these dates if areas are finished in order to allow IT and Maintenance more time for move in and move out of other departments. Move out dates are not projected to change.
Thank you for your patience and understanding during this project.
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It’s that time again!! The Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature has started the redistricting process.It is the constitutional duty of the Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature to complete a redistricting process every 10 years. The last redistricting process happened in 2008. The district lines cannot stay the same and they must change per the Constitution. The Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature would like to include as much tribal member participation in this process.
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