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Water Safety Tips for Summer

Recreational Water Safety Week 1

Quarantine Response Course offered Nov. 7-8

October 1, 2019/in Emergency Management News

Wipes & paper towels clog the sewer!

Important Notice on Tribal-supplied Water and Sewer
From Suquamish…

April 9, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Tribal Government Operations (updated 4/6)

The Tribal Administration facilities will be closed to the public,…

April 6, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Video update from Chairman Forsman (3-30)

Suquamish Tribe Chairman Leonard Forsman provides the latest…

March 30, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Update on Tribal Government Operations

In order to minimize the spread of Covid-19, the Suquamish Tribe…

March 17, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Some Good News: Wellness Staffer Does Not Have Covid-19

From Suquamish Tribe Executive Director Shyla Spicer:

I wanted…

March 14, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Tribal Government Shifting to Reduced Operations

The Suquamish Tribe will shift to reduced government operations…

March 13, 2020/by Jon Anderson

General Council Postponed

In light of the unprecedented emergency created by the COVID-19…

March 13, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Notice of closure: COVID-19 update

A staff member of the Suquamish Tribe Wellness Center, who has…

March 11, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Tribal Council Update on COVID-19

Dear Tribal Citizens:

The Suquamish Tribal Council…

March 6, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Suquamish Tribe taking steps to care for Tribal members and wider community through coronavirus outbreak

The Suquamish Tribe is monitoring the Covid-19 coronavirus situation…

March 2, 2020/by Jon Anderson

Quarantine Response Course offered Nov. 7-8

October 1, 2019/by Jon Anderson

Evacuation Planning Course coming Dec. 18

October 1, 2019/by Jon Anderson