eehiši iiyaayankwi - where we are going - Winter 2024

Winter 2024

eehiši iiyaayankwi ‘where we are going’

Children’s Christmas Party, 2023

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Table of Contents From the Desk of Chief Harper.........................................................................................3 In Memory of...................................................................................................................4 General Council...............................................................................................................5 Election Details................................................................................................................6 Sign up for texts!..............................................................................................................8 Department Stories Children’s Christmas Party..............................................................................................10 Natural Resources..........................................................................................................12 Health and Human Services..........................................................................................14 Finance..........................................................................................................................16

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Aya, As you receive our first newsletter of the year, I hope it finds each of our Peoria citizens joyful and well. This time of year brings about our ever-growing Peoria Children’s Christmas Party, end of year family gatherings and time well spent around the fireplace. December also allows for times of annual reflection and thankfulness as a Nation, Tribe and State. I pray peace and joy in 2024 upon all three.

Thank you to each of our citizens that were able to attend our annual events or stopped by our tribal headquarters to utilize any or all our tremendous citizen benefit programs or purchase tribal merchandise. I look forward to seeing, visiting, and participating with each of you at our upcoming events in 2024.

Let us gather again soon at our Peoria General Council Meeting this March 2nd at Buffalo Run Casino and Resort here in Miami, OK. God bless each of you and our great Peoria Nation in 2024.

Be Well.

Chief Craig Harper

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Our deepest condolences to the families of...

Christopher Bryan Burson Aliah Jessica De La Rosa Harry Raymond Kebschull David Glenn Marker William Robert Pogue

The Peoria Tribal Burial Assistance Benefit The Peoria Tribal Burial Assistance Benefit is $10,000 per citizen.

All Burial Assistance Applications must be completed and returned with an original certified death certificate no later than 180 days from the date of death. All deceased must be enrolled members of the Peoria Tribe. Payment will be made directly to the funeral home. Please visit with the funeral home concerning this policy. This application is available online at peoriatribe.com/forms or by contacting the Tribal Programs Manager, Donna Harp via email at dharp@peoriatribe.com or by telephone at 918-540-2535 or 1-800-259-9987.

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Peoria Tribe

General Council Meeting & Election

March 2

2024

Election

Peoria Heaquarters 7am - 12pm

Meeting

Peoria Showplace Doors Open 10am | Meeting Begins 1pm 5

Election Details...

The Election Committee of the Peoria Tribe has announced an election for the following positions: Treasurer, First Councilman, and one position of the Grievance Committee.

The election will be held Saturday, March 2, 2024 at the Peoria Tribal Headquarters, 118 S Eight Tribes Trail in Miami, Oklahoma. Polls will be open from 7am to 12pm. Any member of the Peoria Tribe aged eighteen (18) on the date of the election is eligible to vote. Citizens will be required to show a government-issued Photo ID with their name matching the Official Voters’ List provided by Peoria Tribal Programs at the time of voting.

All candidates for election must file their Declaration of Candidacy form with their government-issued Photo ID and pay the filing fee, in person with the Election Committee or the Committee’s designated representative at the Peoria Tribal Headquarters during normal working hours (Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm). The deadline for filing is 4pm on Wednesday, January 17, 2024.

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In the event that no one files for an elective office in accordance with the forty-five (45) day Nomination policy, the Election Committee shall issue a second Election Notice.

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CITIZEN DISCOUNTS Peoria Ridge Golf Course FREE GOLF - INCLUDING SPOUSE FREE RANGE BALLS & GOLF CART 20% OFF PRO SHOP APPAREL 25% OFF CLUBHOUSE BAR & GRILL EXCLUDES ALCOHOL

Buffalo Run Restaurants 25% OFF COAL CREEK 25% OFF THE BISTRO 25% OFF BACKWOODS GRILL EXCLUDES ALCOHOL

Buffalo run hotel $59 ROOM RATE FOR KING OR DOUBLE WITH AVAILABILITY

gift shop & Show tickets 25% OFF HOTEL GIFT SHOP 25% OFF SHOW TICKETS

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MUST PRESENT YOUR PEORIA TRIBAL ID TO REDEEM BENEFITS buffalorun.com

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1000 Buffalo Run Blvd Miami, OK 74354

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Christmas Party

Peoria Tribe ‘Let it Snow’ at the Children’s Christmas Party

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Peoria families gathered at the Peoria Children’s Christmas Party on December 9, 2023.

Children received gifts from Santa, built their own snow globe, and enjoyed lunch with their family! It is a great honor to bring our children together year after year for a warm meal, storytelling, and lots of family fun!

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Natural Resources

Prepare Your Home for the Winter Months Weatherization is always a good idea in the winter months, and its benefits go beyond the financial savings of lower utility bills. It can increase mental and physical health by reducing asthma medical costs, increasing physical comfort, and reducing mental stress, resulting in better sleep. So, let’s get into some cheap and easy ways we can weatherize our homes.

1. Door Sweeps: A good way to test if one is needed is to lay a piece of paper across the door frame and close the door; if you can pull the paper out without tearing it, you need a door sweep.

2. Door and Window Weather Stripping: This seals out unwelcome drafts, saves on utilities, and prevents bugs.

3. Seal Gaps and Cracks with Caulk and Foam: A 1/16-inch crack around a window is equivalent to a window open 3 inches.

4. Window Insulation Kits: These kits, when properly installed, can save a lot of money.

5. Water Heater Tank Covers: If not well insulated, these tanks can lose heat.

Don’t forget weatherization challenges.

Tightening up a home to increase energy efficiency can sometimes come with unintended consequences of allowing contaminates that would normally be diluted in a “leaky” home to become concentrated. Combustion gases like carbon monoxide, secondhand smoke in the homes of smokers, and hundreds of other chemicals from the cleaners we use to the materials we build with can all increase to unhealthy levels. Another concern is the buildup of moisture inside a home from cooking, laundry, and showers, creating a high level of humidity indoors and the risk of mold/mildew.

So, how do we combat these unintended consequences? Ventilation! Some of the easiest steps to properly vent your home are to install ventilation fans in the bathroom and kitchen (preferably over the stove) that carry the water vapor and other contaminants to the outside. If ventilation fans aren’t available, pick days when the weather is tolerable and open your doors. Make sure you wash blankets and vacuum regularly to decrease particulate matter.

I hope this information helps you save money, stay warm, and breathe easily. All of us at the Natural Resources Team wish you the happiest of holidays.

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Peoria Welcomes Greenhouse Manager - Sam Doty!

My name is Sam Doty, and I am the new Greenhouse Manager. I am very excited and honored to work for the Peoria Tribe and its citizens.

I grew up in Utah, working in my parents’ greenhouses growing bedding and foliage plants. My parents also owned a floral shop where I worked through high school. During my undergraduate studies, I had the opportunity to manage their greenhouses and the flower shop. I obtained an undergraduate degree in Botany at Utah Valley University and then completed a master’s degree in Horticulture at the University of Arkansas, with an emphasis on greenhouse management and hydroponic vegetable production. After graduation, I taught greenhouse management and other courses at both universities while also managing greenhouses for each institution. Between working at the universities, I managed a non-profit 10-acre organic vegetable farm, which helped to ignite my passion for fighting food insecurity. I have grown tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, cucumbers, cabbage, broccoli, carrots, root vegetables, leafy greens, herbs, squash, onions, leeks, garlic, strawberries, blackberries, and a wide range of floriculture crops on a commercial scale using a variety of techniques including field production, hoop houses, greenhouses, and hydroponics. When I’m not growing plants, I love spending time with my kids, cooking, camping, hiking, kayaking, working on old cars, and catching snakes and turtles.

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Health & Human Services

Peer Recovery Facilitates Talking Circles with NEO A&M In the last 3 months, Peoria Tribe Peer Recovery Support has supported Native Americans in our community through resource guidance, outreach, and group support. The American Indian Center for Excellence on Northeastern A&M College campus began weekly talking circles in November which Whitney Poor Bear - Iron attends and facilitates (Right). Talking circles are an integral part of protecting our cultures and our neighbors while also focusing on our individual healing in a group setting.

In her role as a certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist, Whitney Poor Bear - Iron works side-by-side with citizens and other Native Americans to find resources appropriate for their individual journey using techniques that align with their culture.

If you or a loved one are experiencing substance misuse, contact the PRSS at recovery@peoriatribe.com! If you have questions or want to learn more, use the contact information below.

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Finance

Financial Information and Summary

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Cost 9/30/23 $ 13,159.02 $ 13,050.29 $ 897.21 $ 330,755.88 $ 315,947.18 $ 315,774.43 $ 108,241.42 $ 1,134,740.48 $ 109,782.66 $ 2,342,348.57

(Trust Investments) Program 9700 9760 9920 9120 9140 9150 9170 9210 9270

Tribal Trust Funds Summary $109,782.66

Legal

$1,134,740.48

Tribal Gov. $108,241.42

Burial Land Acquisition

$315,774.43

Economic Development

$315,947.18 $330,755.88

Education Education (transfer)

$897.21

Peoria Descendants

$13,050.29

114 Acres at Wyandotte

$13,159.02

$-

$200,000.00

$400,000.00

$600,000.00

$800,000.00

Total: $2,342,348.57

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$1,000,000.00

$1,200,000.00

Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Summary Budget Comparison - Tribal Programs

Summary Budget Comparison - Tribal Programs

Fiscal Year 24 Fiscal Year 24 Indirect Cost Pool IndirectPreservation-Education Cost Pool Cultural Cultural Preservation-Education Department of Commerce Department of Commerce Tribal Properties Tribal Properties Gift Shop Gift Shop Building Lease Building Lease Cattle Farm Operating Cattle Farm Operating Children's Christmas Special Revenue Fund Children's Christmas Special Revenue Fund Tribal Tags Program Tribal Tags Program Gaming Commission Gaming Commission Cemetery Special Revenue Fund Cemetery Pow Wow Special Revenue Fund Pow Fish WowHatchery Tribal Tribal Fish Hatchery Early Childhood EarlyCare/Disability Childhood Elder Program Elder Care/Disability Program Education / Activity 2612 EducationDevelopment / Activity 2612/ Activity 2614 Economic Economic Development Activity 2614 Land Acquisition / Activity/2615 Land /Acquisition / Activity 2615 Burial Activity 2617 BurialGovernment / Activity 2617 Tribal / Activity 2621 Tribal Government Activity 2621 Legal Fees / Activity /2627 Legal Fees / Activity 2627 Total Fiscal Year 24 Total Fiscal Year 24

Fiscal Year 2024 Fiscal Year 2024 Operating Budget Operating Budget 1,341,330.00 1,341,330.00 590,015.00 590,015.00 283,327.00 283,327.00 855,590.00 855,590.00 27,287.85 27,287.85 85,412.00 85,412.00 494,601.09 494,601.09 77,430.00 77,430.00 116,864.90 116,864.90 535,000.00 535,000.00 11,980.00 11,980.00 75,000.00 75,000.00 112,612.00 112,612.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00 1,750,000.00 1,750,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 584,246.00 584,246.00 290,000.00 290,000.00 2,991,859.80 2,991,859.80 750,000.00 750,000.00 11,732,555.64 11,732,555.64

Expenditures Year To Date Expenditures Year To Date 09/30/2023 Budget 09/30/2023 YTD Actual Remaining Budget YTD Actual Remaining

667,008.14 667,008.14 203,833.07 203,833.07 69,427.40 69,427.40 152,659.05 152,659.05 7,010.82 7,010.82 37,431.95 37,431.95 306,721.71 306,721.71 2,168.38 2,168.38 112,559.99 112,559.99 196,212.68 196,212.68 169.86 169.86 70,184.14 70,184.14 60,352.85 60,352.85 9,590.43 9,590.43 287,484.84 287,484.84 645,010.16 645,010.16 38,608.62 38,608.62 584,246.00 584,246.00 145,506.19 145,506.19 1,040,944.81 1,040,944.81 531,689.19 531,689.19 5,168,820.28 5,168,820.28

674,321.86 674,321.86 386,181.93 386,181.93 213,899.60 213,899.60 702,930.95 702,930.95 20,277.03 20,277.03 47,980.05 47,980.05 187,879.38 187,879.38 75,261.62 75,261.62 4,304.91 4,304.91 338,787.32 338,787.32 11,810.14 11,810.14 4,815.86 4,815.86 52,259.15 52,259.15 409.57 409.57 212,515.16 212,515.16 1,104,989.84 1,104,989.84 211,391.38 211,391.38 0.00 0.00 144,493.81 144,493.81 1,950,914.99 1,950,914.99 218,310.81 218,310.81 6,563,735.36 6,563,735.36

Budget Remaining Budget Remaining 50.27% 50.27% 65.45% 65.45% 75.50% 75.50% 82.16% 82.16% 74.31% 74.31% 56.17% 56.17% 37.99% 37.99% 97.20% 97.20% 3.68% 3.68% 63.32% 63.32% 98.58% 98.58% 6.42% 6.42% 46.41% 46.41% 4.10% 4.10% 42.50% 42.50% 63.14% 63.14% 84.56% 84.56% 0.00% 0.00% 49.83% 49.83% 65.21% 65.21% 29.11% 29.11% 55.94 % 55.94 %

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Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Summary Budget Comparison - Grants

Fiscal Year 20 ATG Covid FY20 Higher Education FY20 - Scholarship Program Reserved Treaty Rights Land Family 1st - Promoting Safe and Stable Families -FY20 DOJ - OVC - FY20 Total Fiscal Year 20

End Date

Expenditures - Inception to Date - 09/30/2023 Operating Budget Budget ITD Actual Budget Remaining Remaining

9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/25 2/29/24

1,136,615.75 228,426.00 75,000.00 21,672.00 524,289.00 1,986,002.75

767,853.65 62,251.00 28,768.00 15,432.43 474,853.48 1,349,158.56

368,762.10 166,175.00 46,232.00 6,239.57 49,435.52 636,844.19

32.44% 72.75% 61.64% 28.79% 9.43% 32.07%

9/30/24 12/31/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/29/24 9/26/26 9/30/24

258,280.00 24,200,014.86 2,199,732.00 190,104.00 447,262.00 149,863.00 291,050.00 88,000.00 4,882,761.00 3,092,855.00 362,852.00 305,272.00 205,705.00 50,000.00 36,723,750.86

258,199.28 9,106,566.11 2,194,732.00 62,251.00 90,572.93 140,879.41 240,542.46 74,819.18 62,651.08 1,084,918.68 298,192.29 179,188.89 140,161.25 0.00 13,933,674.56

80.72 15,093,448.75 5,000.00 127,853.00 356,689.07 8,983.59 50,507.54 13,180.82 4,820,109.92 2,007,936.32 64,659.71 126,083.11 65,543.75 50,000.00 22,790,076.30

0.03% 62.37% 0.23% 67.25% 79.75% 5.99% 17.35% 14.98% 98.72% 64.92% 17.82% 41.30% 31.86% 100.00% 62.06%

9/30/24 12/31/26 9/30/24

283,898.61 167,504.00 194,489.00

3,852.45 107,772.42 69,805.00

280,046.16 59,731.58 124,684.00

98.64% 35.66% 64.11%

12/31/23

103,556.00

95,253.94

8,302.06

8.02%

9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/26/26 11/30/23 9/1/25 4/30/25 9/30/24

47,564.00 159,520.00 20,000.00 241,500.00 94,000.00 3,154,932.00 171,725.00 211,954.00 1,035,000.00 1,718,725.01 231,094.00 600,000.00

43,446.93 42,912.24 0.00 154,765.22 36,315.62 3,003,211.23 106,713.24 95,929.58 7,470.00 46,163.58 88,916.68 271,959.27

4,117.07 116,607.76 20,000.00 86,734.78 57,684.38 151,720.77 65,011.76 116,024.42 1,027,530.00 1,672,561.43 142,177.32 328,040.73

8.66% 73.10% 100.00% 35.92% 61.37% 4.81% 37.86% 54.74% 99.28% 97.31% 61.52% 54.67%

5/1/25

1,530,000.00 9,965,461.62

600,131.80 4,774,619.20

929,868.20 5,190,842.42

60.78% 52.09%

9/30/24 9/30/24

250,958.00 104,579.00

0.00 92,030.29

250,958.00 12,548.71

100.00% 12.00%

Fiscal Year 21 ATG - FY 21 ARPA Covid Treasury - FY21 ATG - FY21 - ARPA Funds Higher Education FY21 - Scholarship Program Historic Preservation - Cemetery - FY21 ARPA - Tribal Housing Improvement Fund - FY21 Fish Hatchery Maintenance FY21 Endangered Species FY21 CCDF ARPA - FY21 Stabilization CCDF ARPA - FY21 Supplemental CHR - FY21 TOR Grant FY 21 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 21 Historic Preservation - Match Total Fiscal Year 21

Fiscal Year 22 ATG - FY 22 Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund Higher Education FY22 - JOM SPTHB - Peoria Tribe's Opioid Overdose Prevention in Tribal Communities FY 22 Tribal Youth Development Aquaculture -FY22 Invasive Species - Feral Swine FY22 Wildlife Parks Program FY22 Fish Hatchery Maintenance FY22 Endangered Species FY22 CCDF - FY22 CHR - FY22 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 22 ICDBG - Food Pantry and Distribution Services FY22 Healthy Homes Production Grant Program DOJ - OVC - FY22 Opioid, Substance Abuse -Peoria SRO Program FY22 EDA - Peoria Tribe's Workforce Development Project FY22 Total Fiscal Year 22

Fiscal Year 23 18

ATG - FY 23 ICW - FY23

CHR - FY22 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 22 ICDBG - Food Pantry and Distribution Services FY22 Healthy Homes Program Peoria Tribe of Production Indians Grant of Oklahoma DOJ - OVC - FY22 Summary Budget Comparison - Grants Opioid, Substance Abuse -Peoria SRO Program FY22 EDA - Peoria Tribe's Workforce Development Project FY22 Total Fiscal Year 22

Fiscal Year 2023 Fiscal Year

ATG Covid ATG - FY FY20 23 Higher FY20 - Scholarship Program ICW -Education FY23 Reserved TreatyDevelopment Rights Land -FY23 Tribal Youth Family 1st - Weeds Promoting and Stable Families -FY20 Noxious GrantSafe - FY23 DOJ - OVC - FY20 Fish Hatchery Maintenance FY23 Total Fiscal YearSpecies 20 Endangered FY23 Title IV-B - FY23 - Child Welfare Services Program CCDF - FY23 Fiscal Year 21 CHR FY23 ATG - FY 21 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 23 ARPA Covid Treasury - FY21 Peoria Crisis Response Program ATG - FY21 - ARPA Funds Dickson MoundsFY21 Museum FY23 Higher Education - Scholarship Program PPG - Preservation FY 23 Historic - Cemetery - FY21 EPA-Management Assistance - FY 23Fund - FY21 ARPA Tribal Housing Improvement Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program - FY23 Fish Hatchery Maintenance FY21 DOJ - OVC - FY23 Endangered Species FY21 PPG EPA - MATCH - FY23 CCDF ARPA - FY21 Stabilization Total Fiscal Year 23 CCDF ARPA - FY21 Supplemental CHR - FY21 Fiscal Year 24 TOR Grant FY 21 ICW FY24 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 21 Title VIPreservation - Elderly Feeding Grant - Part A FY24 Historic - Match DOJ OVC FY24 Total Fiscal Year 21 Total Fiscal Year 24

9/30/24 9/26/26 11/30/23 9/1/25 4/30/25 9/30/24

171,725.00 211,954.00 1,035,000.00 1,718,725.01 231,094.00 600,000.00

5/1/25

1,530,000.00 600,131.80 929,868.20 60.78% Expenditures4,774,619.20 - Inception to Date - 09/30/2023 52.09% 9,965,461.62 5,190,842.42 Operating Budget Budget ITD Actual Budget Remaining Remaining

End Date

106,713.24 95,929.58 7,470.00 46,163.58 88,916.68 271,959.27

65,011.76 116,024.42 1,027,530.00 1,672,561.43 142,177.32 328,040.73

37.86% 54.74% 99.28% 97.31% 61.52% 54.67%

9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/25 9/30/24 2/29/24 9/30/26 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/25 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/26/26 12/31/24 9/29/24 9/30/24 6/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 2/28/25 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 4/30/25 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/29/24 9/30/24 9/26/26 3/31/26 9/30/24 4/30/25

1,136,615.75 250,958.00 228,426.00 104,579.00 75,000.00 49,997.00 21,672.00 34,554.00 524,289.00 407,000.00 1,986,002.75 119,600.00 11,246.00 3,598,783.00 163,031.00 258,280.00 138,171.00 24,200,014.86 1,410,304.00 2,199,732.00 100,000.00 190,104.00 717,903.00 447,262.00 145,805.00 149,863.00 16,002.00 291,050.00 231,092.00 88,000.00 83,883.00 4,882,761.00 7,582,908.00 3,092,855.00 362,852.00 305,272.00 101,963.00 205,705.00 149,670.00 50,000.00 231,092.00 36,723,750.86 482,725.00

767,853.65 0.00 62,251.00 92,030.29 28,768.00 0.00 15,432.43 270.46 474,853.48 0.00 1,349,158.56 1,005.00 1,782.13 5,628.94 0.00 258,199.28 0.00 9,106,566.11 0.00 2,194,732.00 609.72 62,251.00 173,394.82 90,572.93 0.00 140,879.41 0.00 240,542.46 0.00 74,819.18 31,462.06 62,651.08 306,183.42 1,084,918.68 298,192.29 179,188.89 37,791.90 140,161.25 129,213.75 0.00 0.00 13,933,674.56 167,005.65

368,762.10 250,958.00 166,175.00 12,548.71 46,232.00 49,997.00 6,239.57 34,283.54 49,435.52 407,000.00 636,844.19 118,595.00 9,463.87 3,593,154.06 163,031.00 80.72 138,171.00 15,093,448.75 1,410,304.00 5,000.00 99,390.28 127,853.00 544,508.18 356,689.07 145,805.00 8,983.59 16,002.00 50,507.54 231,092.00 13,180.82 52,420.94 4,820,109.92 7,276,724.58 2,007,936.32 64,659.71 126,083.11 64,171.10 65,543.75 20,456.25 50,000.00 231,092.00 22,790,076.30 315,719.35

32.44% 100.00% 72.75% 12.00% 61.64% 100.00% 28.79% 99.22% 9.43% 100.00% 32.07% 99.16% 84.15% 99.84% 100.00% 0.03% 100.00% 62.37% 100.00% 0.23% 99.39% 67.25% 75.85% 79.75% 100.00% 5.99% 100.00% 17.35% 100.00% 14.98% 62.49% 98.72% 95.96% 64.92% 17.82% 41.30% 62.94% 31.86% 13.67% 100.00% 100.00% 62.06% 65.40%

9/30/24 12/31/26 9/30/24

283,898.61 167,504.00 194,489.00

3,852.45 107,772.42 69,805.00

280,046.16 59,731.58 124,684.00

98.64% 35.66% 64.11%

12/31/23

103,556.00

95,253.94

8,302.06

8.02%

9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/30/24 9/26/26 11/30/23 9/1/25 4/30/25 9/30/24

47,564.00 159,520.00 20,000.00 241,500.00 94,000.00 3,154,932.00 171,725.00 211,954.00 1,035,000.00 1,718,725.01 231,094.00 600,000.00

43,446.93 42,912.24 0.00 154,765.22 36,315.62 3,003,211.23 106,713.24 95,929.58 7,470.00 46,163.58 88,916.68 271,959.27

4,117.07 116,607.76 20,000.00 86,734.78 57,684.38 151,720.77 65,011.76 116,024.42 1,027,530.00 1,672,561.43 142,177.32 328,040.73

8.66% 73.10% 100.00% 35.92% 61.37% 4.81% 37.86% 54.74% 99.28% 97.31% 61.52% 54.67%

5/1/25

1,530,000.00 9,965,461.62

600,131.80 4,774,619.20

929,868.20 5,190,842.42

60.78% 52.09%

9/30/24

250,958.00

0.00

250,958.00

19 100.00%

Fiscal Year 22 ATG - FY 22 Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund Higher Education FY22 - JOM SPTHB - Peoria Tribe's Opioid Overdose Prevention in Tribal Communities FY 22 Tribal Youth Development Aquaculture -FY22 Invasive Species - Feral Swine FY22 Wildlife Parks Program FY22 Fish Hatchery Maintenance FY22 Endangered Species FY22 CCDF - FY22 CHR - FY22 Child Abuse Prevention Grant FY 22 ICDBG - Food Pantry and Distribution Services FY22 Healthy Homes Production Grant Program DOJ - OVC - FY22 Opioid, Substance Abuse -Peoria SRO Program FY22 EDA - Peoria Tribe's Workforce Development Project FY22 Total Fiscal Year 22

Fiscal Year 23 ATG - FY 23

TRIBAL OFFICES DIRECTORY Phone 918.540.2535

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118 S Eight Tribes Trail Miami, Oklahoma 74354 HEADQUARTERS Chief Craig Harper chiefharper@peoriatribe.com Executive Assistant April Blair ablair@peoriatribe.com Director of Human Resources Kim Krokroskia kkrokroskia@peoriatribe.com Human Resources Generalist Brittany Norris bnorris@peoriatribe.com Director of Commerce Crystal Wyrick cwyrick@peoriatribe.com Tribal Programs Manager Donna Harp dharp@peoriatribe.com Tribal Programs Specialist (Eldercare) Tracy Anderson tanderson@peoriatribe.com Tribal Programs Specialist (Education) Mandie Crider mcrider@peoriatribe.com Peoria Tag Specialist Jamie Williams jwilliams@peoriatribe.com Grants and Compliance Specialist Brandy Rogers brogers@peoriatribe.com Director of Finance Bill Chase bchase@peoriatribe.com Accounting Assistant Kathy Goodman kgoodman@peoriatribe.com Lisa Stovall lstovall@peoriatribe.com

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