Tribal Correctional Facility Officers
The first Officer the Tribal Correctional Facility sent down to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Artesia, New Mexico was Sergeant Tony Atkins. The training at that time was six weeks long. Sergeant Atkins graduated November 27, 2002. Sergeant Atkins has since been working with the Colville Tribal Correctional Facility helping to prepare other officers for the Academy.
The next two officers to go to the Academy were Chelsea R. Arlee and Johnathan Smith. Officer Arlee graduated in May 2003 and Officer Smith on August 20, 2004. This was also six weeks of training.
On July 5, 2005, we were able to send two more Officers to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The training had been extended to an eight week course which included cross training in Juvenile and Adult Corrections. These Officers were Ruth Louie and Ron Warren. Both graduated on August 24, 2005. Ron Warren was selected as class speaker at the graduation.
On August 29, 2005, another Corrections training class began. We were able to send twenty Officers down to attend this training. Nineteen Officers graduated from this class on October 20, 2005. This was the largest group from one Facility ever to attend the Indian Police Academy. Each Officer went through training at the Colville Correctional Facility in preparation for the Academy. The Officers had physical training and practiced drill. They studied a variety of subjects such as Constitutional Law. They also learned the Policy and Procedures of the Correctional Facility. The following is a list of those Officers who graduated October 20, 2005:
Leslie A. Anderson David W. Burford
Donald L. Burford Gary L. Carden
Linda S. Clark Debbie M. Davis
Linda M. Desautel Lisa M. Gabriel
Linda B. Goodwin Curtis A. Kessler
Hazel I. Kurlovich Anthony A. Marchand
Michael E. Parks Matthew S. Sanborn
Richard J. Stanczak Lawrence M. Williams
Michelle M. Williams Katherine A. Woolbert
Garry J. Zacherle
Out of this class several Officers were recognized for special achievements. Garry Zacherle was recognized for outstanding Academic achievement. His grade point average was above 95 percent. He was the first Cadet to achieve this award in three years. Donald Burford was recognized for his contribution as Platoon Leader. Michael Parks, Matthew Sanborn, Gary Carden and Garry Zacherle were Squad Leaders. Linda Desautel was voted class speaker for the graduation.
Two weeks behind this class another class graduated on November 2, 2005. The Colville Correctional Facility had three Officers graduate. The following are the graduating Officers:
David Cirk Sarah J. Clark April F. Stensgar
David Cirk was recognized for his contribution as a Squad Leader.
The Colville Correctional Facility has sent a total of Twenty-eight Officers to the Academy. Of those twenty-eight Officers, twenty-seven have graduated and one will be returning. The Academy training is not easy. It is stressful for both the Officers and their families to have them away from home for so long. Both the Officers and their families have to sacrifice for the Officer to graduate. The training itself is difficult and includes both Academics and physical training. The Officers worked up to running two and a half miles as well as doing push ups, crunches and other exercises. The high success rate in the graduation of our officers is no doubt due in part to the hard work of those officers who went before them and did their best to help prepare the next group for their upcoming challenging tasks.
Sincerely,
Commander John Dick
EMERGENCY SNOW PLOWERS
Request for Proposal
DESCRIPTION
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Indian Reservation is seeking letters of interest from individual private snow plowers. The Colville Confederated Tribes seeks snow plowing contractors to plow qualified tribal member home sites in the four districts, in accordance with applicable standards.
Colville Confederated Tribes Background
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is a Sovereign Nation. Presidential Executive Order established the Colville Reservation in 1872, with a land base of 1.4 million acres located in North Central Washington State. The Administrative Headquarters are located at the Colville Indian Agency Campus, approximately 2 miles south of Nespelem, WA.
Individual Snow Plower
Will receive their assignments from the Branch of Roads Manager or his designee. An assignment list for the snow plowing will be developed by the Branch of Roads. BIA Branch of Roads will inform plowers when to go out and start plowing, but direction can also come from the Program Designee for each district. The Branch of Roads will monitor the program to ensure accountability and assignment compliance.
SAFETY
All applicable regulations pertaining to safety, the Contract Manager shall strictly adhere to including Tribal Occupational Safety and Health Act (TOSHA) standards and regulations. Particular care shall be exercised in connection with the operation of vehicle and other equipment on the site. The contractor, as required, shall provide safety barriers and equipment.
WORK SCHEDULE
Working hours for the contractor will normally be on an as needed basis, but generally between the hours of 7:30 am and 4:00 pm including Saturdays, Sundays, and Federal holidays with no overtime rate.
START OF WORK
The date for actual start of work will be coordinated between the Contracting Officer and the Contracting Officer Representative.
DRIVERS LICENSE
Contractor must possess and maintain a valid Washington State Drivers License during the contract period.
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE
The Contractor shall maintain Automobile Liability insurance on all owned and non-owned Motor vehicles used in connection with the scope of work pertaining to this contract. The Automobile Liability insurance will have the minimum limits of $50,000 per accident.
EVALUATION
Respondents will be considered and evaluated on the factors described below based upon a demonstrated ability to provide quality plowing and proven experience and past performance.
The selection will be based upon evaluation of the following evaluation criteria, provided with each letter of interest:
1. Price (per hour)
2. Copy of Valid Washington State Drivers License.
3. Evidence of Insurance information including name, address and telephone number.
4. Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance (TERO) Requirements
5. Contact Information
The Contracting Officer will accept Letters in an envelope or appropriate label “Snow Plowers – Letter of Interest.” Email and/or fax copies will be accepted. The snowplow season will effectively begin November 22nd, 2005. Letters will be accepted on a continuing basis until February 1st, 2006.
POINT OF CONTACT
Brian Clark, Roads Manager, Phone 509-634-2551, Fax 509-634-2531. E-mail:
brian.clark@colvilletribes.com
Dorthey Zacherle, Contracting Officer, Phone 509-634-2277, Fax 509-634-2233, E-mail:
dorthey.zacherle@colvilletribes.com
Request from the Superintendent
Unclaimed Monies
I need your assistance in locating the following individuals:
Listed by: Last Name, First Name.
ACUFF, BRIAN
AGUILAR, RAPHAEL C
ARMSTRONG, CHERYL
ARNOLD, DEANNA
ARNOLD, FRANK
BALLENGER, KEITH
BALLOD, GAY
BANNING, BRUCE
BANNING, MARCIA
BANNING, WILLIAM
BEAMER, FLOYD A
BEAVER, NEAL
BERNSTEN, JEAN B
BLAZER, JOSEPHINE
BOONE, RONALD H
BOWER, GERALDINE (CARDEN)
BRAUN, KATHERINE (McCLUNG)
BREWSTER, MARGIE F
BROWNFIELD,
BRENDA (McCLUNG)
BROXSON, KAREN LEE
BROXSON, LISA
BURNETT, FRANCIS G
BURNETT, GEORGE
BURNS, ROBERT A
BUTLER, ANNA O (NEAL)
BUTLER, BILL
CACKLER, SHARON
CARDEN, ANTHONY
CARDEN, MICHAEL
CARDEN JR, LLOYD
CASEY, MAY CARGO
CATT, TIMOTHY
CHENEY, BENJAMIN
CHENEY, ELMER
CHENEY, LEONARD
CLARK, BEVERLY M
CLARK, CAROL DAWN
CLINKENBEARD, LAURA
A (MCGINNIS)
COLLINS, ROBERTA RUTH G
COLLISON, LOLA K
COOK, CHRIS
COOPER, MARVIN VIRGIL
CULBERTSON, KAY
DASKAM, MARY
DAVIS, MELBA ANN
DEEBACH, FARRELL R
DESAUTEL, LEROY J
DOUGHERTY, GLENNA (STILSON)
DUFFY, SHANNON
EBERHARDT, WILHELMINA
K (KETTENBACK)
EWING, MARY
FITTERER, JANICE
FOSTER, CHARLENE
FRANCIS, JAMES E
FRANK, DENISE
FRANK, SABRINA
FRIEDLANDER, YOLANDO R
FRIEDLANDER, YOLANDO R
GALLER, GILBERT A
GEMMIL, LINDA
GEORGE, BRADLEY
GEORGE, BRENT
GEORGE, CARRIE CAROLINA
GEORGE, CONRAD
GEORGE, DOUGLAS
GEORGE, EUGENE E
GEORGE, FRANCENE
GEORGE, JAMES J
GEORGE, JONATHAN
GILBERT, CARMEN L
GILBERT, CARMEN L
GLENN, WILLIE JOE
GORR, JEFFREY
GORR JR, BRUCE
GREEN, LAURA
HAEBERLE, ARLENE K
HART, FLOYD W
HENRY, LEBERTA
HOFFMAN, MARK
HOFSTETTER, TRAVIS E
HOWARD, JOANNE GRUBBS
IREY, JOHN
IVES, ISABELLE
JAZBEC, LISA G
JOHNSON, DANIEL M
JORDAN, JOHN
KNAACK, JANE B
KNOLL, CHRISTINA (MCDONALD)
KOLAR, TIFFANY
KRAUSE, PENELOPE
KRUGER, ANNIE G
LAFLEUR, LAURA L
LAWRENCE, DAVID
LAWRENCE, ELLA
LAWRENCE, JANICE
LAWRENCE, LESLIE
LEFTHAND, HARRISON
LEHMAN JR, MELVIN
LEMAY, RUBY P (FRANCIS)
LOUIE, MEYER
LOUIE, ROBERT DMANUEL, STANLEY
MARTIN, DUSTIN
MARTIN, KAELYN
MATTMAN, VERA M
MOE, JUSTIN
MONGER, PATRICIA
MOODY III, BILL E
MOOMAW, RUSTY
MOORE, ELEANOR N
MOORE, LOYCE
MOSES, ANGELANEAL, DENNIS E
NEAL, ELAINE
NEAL, GEORGE H
NEAL, TERRANCE
NEAL, WILMER C
NEE, DAVID
NELSON, DELORES F (SHAW)
NELSON, DONALD J
NELSON, EDWIN C
NELSON, SUSAN L
NELSON, TARICE
NELSON, WILLIAM J
NICHOLS, KATHERINE
NICHOLSON, JERRY
OAKLEY, GWEN L (HART)
O’DANIEL, LOLA (PERKINS)
OPEL, GLEN A
OPEL, ROGER D
OPEL, STEVEN L
OSBORNE, PIERRE
OWENS, LUCINDA
PARADIS, MURRAY S
PARADIS, PATRICK S
PATTERSON, JULIE
PATTERSON, THEODORE
PEONE, CHARLES
PHILLIPS, AGNES G
PICARD, DONALD
PICARD JR, BERNARD
PIETROCK, WILMA (BRANCH)
PURSER, SHARON R
REDHEART, JENNIFER
REED, CAREY
REED, TIMOTHY
REVAIS, SHANTEL L
REVAIS, THOMERA M
RICCA, MICHELLE
ROBERTSON, GWYNNE D
ROSENBAUM, JOSEPH
RUNNELS, PATRICK
SALTIS MOORE, BONNIE
SANCHEZ, CAROL
SANDUSKY, DONALD L
SANDUSKY, JIM
SANDUSKY, JUDI L
SANDUSKY, NANCY A
SANDUSKY JR, JACK R
SANDUSKY SR, JACK
SANTIAGO, VICKIE (JORDAN)
SEASTROM, CARLA
SHANKLIN, WILSON
SHAW, BRADLEY L
SHAW, CURTISS L
SHAW, KATHLEEN L
SHERLACH, MARIE (GENDRON)
SMITH, MELVIA J
SMITH, PHYLLIS M
SNIDER, JOSEPH
SOWARDS, ALMIND
STELKIA, FRED (GEORGE)
STEVENS, EDITH
STEVENS, LORRAINE C
STILSON, LEROY
SUMMERVILL, LORENE E
TELLESON, DONNA A
TIMENTWA, BEVERLY
TONASKET, EDDIE E
TONASKET, GARY J
TONASKET, MARK A
TONASKET, PATRICIA (POOLER)
TOULOU, PATRICK
TOULOU, SHELLY
VANN, JUDIE (PATTERSON)
VERELLEN, BARBARA D
VULCANI, GAIL (SANDERS)
WALLACE, TYRONE
WALTON, NORMA C
WARREN, MARK J
WATKINS, LINDA L
WHITE, JOYCE (JORDAN)
WHITE, THEODORE
WHITEHEAD, MARILYN
WHITELAW, SHEILA
WHITNEY, FREDDIE
WICKMAN, MELVA L (LEHMAN)
WILKE, LOIS INEZ B
WILLIAMS, ESTATE OF RUTH
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH R
WILLIAMS, ROBERT A
WINSLOW, KIMBERLY
WOOD, JASON W
WOOTEN, ANN M
WRIGHT, CURTIS
WUTZ, BRUCE
YEAGER, MICHAELThese individuals have trust monies and we need to update their addresses.
Have them contact OST (IIM) at 509-634-2314 or the Beneficiary Call Center’s toll free number 1-888-678-6836.
If you have trust land and/or funds it is so important to notify us of any address changes, name or custody changes or of any deaths. It is easy and convenient to call the Beneficiary Call Center. The Center staff will ask you several questions to verify your identify and change the information right over the phone or they will contact us and provide contact information and we will contact you.
Thank you for your assistance.
William E. Nicholson
Superintendent
Colville Indian Agency
Bureau of Indian Affairs
