Chief Hoskin Announces Leadership Changes in Final Year
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr, announced today several leadership changes as he enters the final eight months of his second term of office.
Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner, seek Council support for $10 million addiction treatment center in Stilwell
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner propose on Friday a $10 million outpatient drug use disorder treatment facility in Stilwell, tapping the tribe’s opioid settlement fund.
The affordability crisis is hitting low-income Cherokee elders. We are taking action on the rez
Cherokee values teach us to respect our elders, listen to their wisdom and honor the sacrifices they've made for us and for our future. But honoring our elders takes more than words. It means making sure they have what they need to live healthy, secure and fulfilling lives.
Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner Announce $4.5M Increase in Elder Initiatives
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner signed directives on Wednesday launching new elder nutrition sites and making massive increases to the tribe’s low-income elder utility assistance, increasing both benefits and eligibility to about 4,200 elders of…
Chief Hoskin congratulates Governor-elect Mike Mazzei, newly elected leaders
Cherokee Nation is ready to work alongside newly elected and returning leaders at both the local, state and federal levels who understand and respect tribal sovereignty, and honor the strength of government-to-government relationships built on mutual trust.
Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner sign “21st Century Childcare Initiative”
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner signed the 21st Century Childcare Initiative into law on Friday, officially earmarking $50 million in childcare center construction and millions of dollars annually in new and expanded support programs.
A Milestone in North Tulsa, and a Promise Yet to Be Fulfilled
Cherokee Nation recently celebrated an important milestone with the opening of seven new apartments on North Harvard Avenue — the first affordable rental homes our tribe has developed in North Tulsa, a community with deep Cherokee roots and nearly 10,000 Cherokee citizens.