Register to VOTE in the upcoming general election, Receive Voter Education Materials, and Grab a FREE M&D’s Pickle Slushy!! Open to all SRPMIC familes, WOLF Members, and friends of all ages. Pickle Slushies for the Polls_5714.pdf
Viewing Dates: Saturday - October 5, 2024 - 8am - 12pm Saturday - October 12, 2024 - 8am - 12pm Saturday - October 19, 2024 - 8am - 12pm TRIBAL IDs REQUIRED All bids will be accepted starting Saturday, October 5, 2024 May be dropped off at the Department of Transportation Main Office during regular business hours Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm Last day to submit bids will be on Saturday, October 19, 2024 - 12:00pm For more information you may call 480-362-7315 VEHICLE AUCTION-2-1350_5632.pdf
Piipaash Matasheevm Community SocialSaturday, October 5, 2024 at Lehi Gathering AreaSunrise Blessing / 12p-10p ProgramInter-Tribal PerformancesBird Singing & DancingFree dinner (limited supply)Raffles, vendors (food, drinks, goodies, arts & crafts)Contact Ardell Moore at (480) 362-7465 241005 Community Social Notice_5727.pdf
COMMUNITY PRAYER BREAKFASTMonday, October 7, 20246:30 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.Reminder: For those who wish to submit unspoken prayer requests can do so by emailing: srpmicprayerbreakfast@gmail.com.Location: Salt River Community Building (1880 N. Longmore Road / Scottsdale, AZ 85256) 2024-10-07_PrayerBreakfast_5644.pdf
Voter Registration Event from 7:45AM-1PM on October 7th at the RoundHouse Cafe. Primary 2024 (1)_5711.pdf
EVERYONE IS WELCOME Tuesday, October 8th, 2024 Early registration starts; September 3rd, 2024 (see link on flyer) Onsite Registration starts at 5:00 PM Walk will start at 6:00 PM 1 mile around the tribal complex 10241 E Osborn Road-Scottsdale, AZ GLOW STICKS & Light Snacks Endorsed by WELLPATH-Self Reporting Glow walk 24_5659.pdf
DATE: Wednesday, October 9TIME: 10:00am- 4:00pmLOCATION: Scottsdale Community College (SCC) - Indigenous Cultural Center (ICC)Don't miss out! Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit the link below to sign up now.https://forms.gle/HrKwo6D2BXQeX88G7The Youth Council is hosting an Opioid and Substance Abuse Health Summit to address the growing concerns surrounding opioid and substance abuse within our community, particularly among youth. This summit aims to provide young people with crucial information about the dangers of addiction, while promoting healthy coping mechanisms and support systems. By engaging youth in meaningful discussions, workshops, and presentations led by healthcare professionals, community leaders, and individuals with lived experiences, we hope to empower our youth to make informed decisions and take an active role in fostering a healthier, substance-free future for themselves and their peers.Through this initiative, the Youth Council seeks to create a safe space for education, dialogue, and community connection, building awareness of the resources available to prevent and combat substance abuse. We are committed to helping our youth navigate these challenges and become advocates for positive change in our community.For questions contact:Janyse Salinas, YRPC Supervisoremail: janyse.salinas@srpmic-nsn.govphone: 602-880-1090 Be the Change-Sunbstance Education Flyer_5742.pdf
This week's Council meeting will be held at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council Chambers located at 10091 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85256. Open Session begins at 5:00pm.3:00pm (Closed) Executive Session Agenda Items:- Presiding Judge Update- Salt River Business Owners Association (SRBOA)- Tax Revenue Opportunity- Office of General Counsel Legal Matter5:00pm Regular Session Agenda Items:- Election Clerks- Certification of 3rd Quarter Enrollment- Procurement Policy 10-09-2024 Council Agenda_5751.pdf
SAVE THE DATES Auction Viewing will be held at the Vehicle Storage Lot located next to the Dialysis Center 10293 E Osborn Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85256 Viewing Dates: Saturday - October 5, 2024 - 8am - 12pm Saturday - October 12, 2024 - 8am - 12pm Saturday - October 19, 2024 - 8am - 12pm TRIBAL IDs REQUIRED All bids will be accepted starting Saturday, October 5, 2024 May be dropped off at the Department of Transportation Main Office during regular business hours Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm Last day to submit bids will be on Saturday, October 19, 2024 - 12:00pm For more information you may call 480-362-7315 VEHICLE AUCTION-2-1350_5632.pdf
SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY2024 PRIMARY ELECTIONTuesday, October 15, 2024Polls Open: 6:00am – 6:00pmThe following Council terms will be expiring, therefore a Primary Election will be held.Wi-Bwa Grey and David Antone - District I (SR) Council MembersDeanna Scabby - District II (Lehi) Council Member-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------POLLING SITES:District I (Salt River) voters vote at the SALT RIVER COMMUNITY BUILDING. (Polls open from 6am-6pm)District II (Lehi) voters vote at the LEHI COMMUNITY BUILDING. (Polls open from 6am-6pm)Who is a Voter?You are able to vote in SRPMIC elections if you are: 1) an enrolled member of the Community, 2) 18 years or older on the day of the election, and 3) a resident of the relevant electoral district for at least one (1) year; or if you are a non-resident, declared a home district. Persons who are in jail or prison on the date of election, or have been declared to be mentally incompetent are not eligible to vote.WHAT DISTRICT DO I VOTE IN?Members who live West of North Mesa Drive are considered to be a District I (Salt River) voter and should vote at Salt River Community Building. Members who live East of Mesa Drive are considered to be a District II (Lehi) voter and should vote at Lehi Community Building. Non-resident voters must fill out a form to declare their "home district" for voting purposes, and they should contact the Community Development Department ("CDD") to obtain the form for declaring a home district.A SRPMIC TRIBAL ID IS REQUIRED TO VOTE:Community members must show a (picture) tribal ID card at the polls before they will be given a ballot. Contact the Office of Membership Services at (480) 362-7330 or 362-7600 if you need a new tribal ID card. The Community membership rolls determine voter eligibility and the district in which you vote in, so please make sure that your name, tribal...
Join Public Health in celebrating Global Handwashing Day!Clean hands save lives! Come out and wash your hands as we celebrate and promote good hygiene.COVID and FLU vaccinations will be available for SRPMIC employees, SRPMIC enrolled community members, and their families.Raffles and prize giveaways! Global Handwashing Day_5759.pdf
This week's Council meeting will be held at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council Chambers located at 10091 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85256. Open Session begins at 5:00pm.3:00pm (Closed) Executive Session Agenda Items:- Gaming Enterprise Monthly Report- NCAI- Board Application Review (Education, CRA)- Office of General Counsel Legal Matter5:00pm Regular Session Agenda Items:- Public Hearing: Conditional Use Permit for Quantum Cars- Planning Application Fees Update- Economic Benefit Contract between SRPMIC, SRP, and WAPA- National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) Resolution 10-16-2024 Agenda_5769.pdf
Come to the Roundhouse Cafe on October 17 from 7:30AM to 10:00AM and drop off your ballot for the General Election. Breakfast burrito coupons from the Roundhouse Cafe will be available.
The ALA Senior Class of 2024 is hosting a special event, Spooky Movie Night, to fundraise for special activities! The seniors will run a cash-only concession stand where moviegoers can purchase popcorn, candy, water, soda, juice, and other movie snacks! Spooky Movie Night will be held Thursday, Oct. 17, from 6-8 p.m. on the ALA Football Field. Bring your own chairs and/or blankets to sit on (bring bug spray, too). The movie will be rated PG (there is a survey happening for our social media followers to vote on what we should watch - it will end Sept. 30: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ALA_movie1). We will update our website calendar event (www.SaltRiverSchools.org) when we know the exact movie!This family-friendly event is open to the whole Community! (Please leave your pets at home.) Kids: Wear a costume to match the theme of the movie and you could win one of several prizes!Questions? Call Davina Leon at 480-362-2130 or email Davina.Leon@saltriverschools.org. ALA movie night 101724_5702.pdf
Teens can make a spooky cup as part of our Halloween week at the Salt River Tribal Library! Monday October 21 from 530pm to 7pm, learn to use the Vinyl Cutting machines to make a decorated cup. all supplies provided.Sign up begins 10/17 at 12pm https://sugeni.us/VVYIOpen to WOLF members and Community Members Halloween Week at SRTL_5770.pdf
WED, OCT 23 Fighting Artichokes Lunch celebrating student and alumni athletes (1130a-1p, Peridot Room)THURS, OCT 24 Alumni Breakfast with the SCC President (8:30a-9:30a, SCC Admin, Presidents Patio)FRI, OCT 25 Alumin & Friends Reception- social & networking (5:30p-7:00p, SCC Performing Arts Center)
Pink Out Walk | 9:00AMWalk will begin at Friendship Park to Oak Street and backParty in Pink Zumba | 12:30PMTwo Waters CourtyardReceive 20% off your purchase at the Roundhouse Café ifyou are wearing pink on Wednesday, October 23rd. Cashiers will be the fashion/color evaluators. 2024 SRPMIC Pink Out Day_5773.pdf
Two Waters CourtyardOctober 23, 2024 from 12:30PM to 2:30PMEveryone Welcome 10.23.2024 Party In Pink ZUMBA_5730.pdf
This week's Council meeting will be held at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council Chambers located at 10091 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85256. Open Session begins at 5:00pm.3:00pm (Closed) Executive Session Agenda Items:- Consultant Discussion- Re-Entry Discussion- Development Project- Office of General Counsel Legal Matter5:00pm Regular Session Agenda Items:- Conditional Use Permit for Quantum Cars- Special Use Permit (SUP) - Red Mountain Pow Wow- Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services Program 10-23-2024 Agenda_5791.pdf
Salt River Schools most popular event of the year - SPOOKTACULAR! - returns this Halloween season with new thrills and chills to the Accelerated Learning Academy gym! The Safe Schools & Security team invites EVERYONE to their Zombieland-themed event on Thursday, Oct. 24, from 5-8 p.m. Get there early: Meals will be provided for the first 300 people (or while supplies last). Returning to this year's event are fan-favorites Woodenhead Collective and their Haunted House; plus, we'll feature more than 60 school and Community partners with all kinds of tricks and treats for good ghouls and boos of all ages. Costumes are not required; please refrain from wearing violent costumes or costumes with realistic-looking weapons. NOTICE: The SRPMIC Gang Ordinance will be enforced. Questions? Call 480-362-2500 or email Esteban.Lopez@saltriverschools.org. Spooktacular 102424 Landscape_5734.pdf
Come to the Roundhouse Cafe on October 25 from 7:30AM to 10:00AM and drop off your ballot for the General Election. Breakfast burrito coupons from the Roundhouse Cafe will be available.
Ribbon Cutting CeremonyMesquite Trails & Lonely Cactus TownhomesFriday, October 25, 20248am-11am Ceremony11am-1pm Open House11805 E. Minnezona Ave Ribbon Cutting Ceremony_5731.pdf
Join us at the Roundhouse Cafe for a Halloween themed bake sale. All proceeds go to support the SRPMIC Christmas Angels Program. bake sale 10-24_5768.pdf
Enter if you dare! Spend your Saturday night with us at the Salt River Ballfield for Fall Festival!Fall Festival & Trunk or Treat• Saturday, October 26, 2024• 5pm – 9pm• Salt River BallfieldFall Festival activities: 5pm-9pm• Salt River Ball Field• Trunk or Treat from 5-7pm!• Local Artisans• Spooky Outdoor Movie at 6pm!• Costume Contest/ Family Game• DJ Jermatik For Vendor Flyer:Goodie/Arts & Crafts/ Game Booths – ($20 per space)Combo/Goodie Booths – ($25 per Space)Food Booths – ($50 per Space)• Food/Goodie/Combo Booths: https://wkf.ms/4eqJzqC• Game/Arts & Craft Vendor: https://wkf.ms/4eOVYV7More information when registered!Please note: This is an Alcohol/Drug/Gang & Tobacco Free Event. NO Pets, Firearms or Outside Ice Chests/Grills/Food/Glass Allowed.Please call Community Relations at (480) 362-7740 if you have any further questions. Fall Festival Main Flyer_5755.pdf Fall Festival Trunk or Treat Flyer_5755.pdf Fall Festival Vendor Flyer_5755.pdf
October 29th, 2024 from 5:30PM to 7:00PM ALA Gym4827 N Country Club Dr Scottsdale AZ 85256 Halloween Fitness Party 10.23.2024_5728.pdf
Children 0-5 years old and their families are invited to join the Salt River Tribal Library on Wednesday, October 30 for the annual Trick Or Treat Storytime. Come in your costumes for a frightfully fun story time, craft, and trick-or-treating around WOLF!Sign up below to RSVP and to be put on our reminder email list. SRTL TOT Story Time_5775.pdf
This week's Council meeting will be held at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Council Chambers located at 10091 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85256. Open Session begins at 5:00pm.3:00pm (Closed) Executive Session Agenda Items:- State of the Community- Gaming Update- Office of General Counsel Legal Matter5:00pm Regular Session Agenda Items:- Brand Standards- Veteran's Day Activities 10-30-2024 Agenda_5799.pdf
Join the Nutrition Services Team in cooking a recipe featuring foods native to North America! Please call 480-362-3355 to reserve your space! FF Flyer 110124_5794.pdf
At the Salt River Tribal Library it is National Novel Writing Month! For the month of November, we will be hosting 2 workshops to go through the steps to create a novel. If you have ever wanted to know the steps it takes to write a novel, or are stuck in writer’s block, sign Up for our Writing Workshops!5:30pm-8pm November 1 & 15, 2024Way of Life Facility Room 56SRPMIC Members, and WOLF Members intended for 18 years or olde Flyer - Writing Workshop_5778.pdf
Piipaash Matasheevm CommitteeBINGO, RAFFLE, FOOD SALEFriday, November 1, 20246p-9p / Lehi Community BuildingFamily Friendly Fun! Prizes for all ages!Numbers are called in English.Contact: Ardell Moore, (480) 362-7465 2024-11 Bingo Notice_5798.pdf
36th ANNUALRED MOUNTAIN EAGLE POW-WOWNovember 2 & 3, 2024Salt River Baseball FieldHost Drums:Northern Cree-Saddle Lake, Alberta CanadaBlack Storm Crossing-Polacca, AZGrand Entry Schedule:Saturday: 1:00pm and 7:00pm | Sunday: 1:00pmGourd Dancing Schedule:Saturday: 10:00am and 5:00pm | Sunday: 10:00pmCategories:Golden Age: (60+)Senior Adults (45-59 yrs)Junior Adults (18-44 yrs)Teen Division (13-17 yrs)Junior Division (7-12 yrs)Tiny Tots (0-6yrs)Special Contests:Men's Fancy Spotlight Dance, Women's Fancy Spotlight Dance, Hand Drum Contest, Team Dancing & Owl DanceDrum Contest:1st-$3,000 | 2nd - $2,000| 3rd-$1,000Public Event | Everyone Welome | Free AdmissionE: RedMountainPowwow@gmail.com Red Mountain Eagle Pow-wow_100824_5781.pdf
Saturday, November 2nd | 9am - 230pmHuhugam Ki: Grounds9am-11amMesquite Pancake Breakfast, while supplies last9am-1pmHammer Milling Mesquite Pods, limit 30 gal/personRefurbishing of Olas Ki:10amExhibit OpeningGift Store Sale, 37% off items not marked with a red dot CRD-flyer-20241102HKMAnniver_5777.pdf