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Hospitality Training In Tulsa
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PAWHUSKA, Okla. (June, 28 2018) – Now is the time to sign up for the Hospitality Training in month of August. The training is provided by Goodwill Industries and those who apply and qualify could receive a stipend. The training is provided to low income Native Americans that reside in Osage County. The training requirements are as follows. Osage Preference, Native American Membership Card or CDIB
Housing
About The Osage Nation Housing Department assists our clients in achieving an elevated standard of living through home improvement and homeownership opportunities, break down cultural housing barriers experienced by Native Americans, and empowering Native families to achieve financial self-sustainability. Contact Information Osage Nation Housing Department Director: Talee Redcorn Phone: 918-287
Pawhuska Senior Housing Photos
Contact Information

Phone: 918-287-5310
Toll-free: 1-800-490-8771
Fax: 918-287-5568
Email: Housing@osagenation-nsn.gov

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Housing Community Meeting in Skiatook
Tuesday evening, October 28th at the Skiatook Casino, the Osage Housing Department hosted a community meeting to present to the public the newest housing division being built there. Blue Star Studio is an Osage-owned company that “believes in the power of place that comes from a long term relationship between people and land.” They presented the different home models (3, 4, and 5 bedroom houses)
How safe is your E-Cigarette and/or vapor product?
by: Sallie Williams, M-Power Project Specialist Among e-cigarettes and vapor products, the chemical and nicotine content vary greatly. These unregulated products may provide uncontrolled doses of harmful chemicals. The vapor is not just water vapor. While some studies show that vapor products may contain fewer chemicals than combustible cigarettes, they still release nicotine and toxic chemicals
HPP History/Production Information
Minerals Information now available at osageminerals.org Current Highest Posted Price The most up-to-date HPP is available on the front page of this website. Historical Headright Values Osage Headright History (Updated 5.10.24) Osage Headright History 1880-2023 Actual Prices Annual Highest Posted Prices Calendar Year 2023 HPP History Calendar Year 2022 HPP History Calendar Year 2021 HPP History
Human Resources
Important Notice: Please be aware that Osage Nation Human Resources, the Osage Nation Health System Human Resources, and the Osage Casino Human Resources are separate entities. For inquiries or assistance related to the Osage Nation Health System, please contact their HR office directly at 1-539-212-2519. For the Osage Casinos, please contact their office at 918-699-7809. About The Human Resources
Human Trafficking Awareness in Indian Country
Press Release
Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department Pawhuska, OK - The Six Nations will host a Human Trafficking Awareness in Indian Country training on January 25, 2020. The Six Nations is a working group that is comprised of the domestic violence programs within the Osage Nation, Kaw Nation, Pawnee Nation, Ponca Tribe, Otoe-Missouria Tribe, Tonkawa Tribe, and the recently added Delaware Tribe and
Hun Kah Session Day 1
7th Osage Nation Congress HunKah Session March 29, 2021 10:00 a.m. Day 1 Agenda Prayer Roll Call Executive Message Legislative Message Bills and Resolutions on First Reading ONCA 21-18, An Act to amend the annual salary of the Principal Chief and the Assistant Principal Chief in accordance with Article VII of the Osage Nation Constitution, and to establish an alternate effective date. (Goodfox)
Hun Kah Session Day 1
7th Osage Nation Congress HunKah Session April 9, 2021 10:00 a.m. Day 10 Agenda Prayer Roll Call Approval of the Journal Reports of Select Committees Reports of Standing Committees Introduction of Bills and Resolutions Bills and Resolutions on First Reading ONCA 21-45, An Act to authorize and appropriate two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) to the Grayhorse Indian Village for a cemetery