Public Works

Tribal Government

Public Works

The mission of the Public Works Department is to develop and maintain a responsive and efficient facilities management program, which preserves and enhances the value of tribal assets and provides an attractive and safe environment for staff, clients, and visitors.

Our Public Works Department consists of a Senior Director, Maintenance Superintendent, Safety Manger, EPA Manager, EPA Water Technician, Administrative Assistant, Maintenance Supervisor, two Custodial Supervisors, 10 Maintenance Workers, and 15 Custodians.

Members of the Public Works Department work together as a team to provide support to five clinics, one billing office, Head Start, Tribal Government/ Community Center, golf course, seven residential rentals and 600+ acres of bare land where we maintain fire breaks and homeless abatement. • Acquired new building on Churn Creek • Multi-color and programmable LED lighting added to the outside of the Tribal Administration building • New landscaping at Tribal Administration • Back-up generator for Tribal Admin server • Assist I.T. with badge access for Tribal

Administration • New Childcare building for Head Start • New Play Ground at Head Start • Emergancy Operations Planning training

Emergency preparedness training • I-5 test pits for future casino site, and property improvements, irrigation, and septic • Touch-free soap, kitchen faucets, and restroom faucets all at sites • Added storage for COVID-19 supplies at Liberty

St. • Lowery Ranch test pits for future Health Village • Bridge development and schematics for Health

Village site

2019-2021 Highlights