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Approved Cialis PUBLICATION OF THE BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBE TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION UPDATE TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION UPDATE – CONTINUING SERIES ON TRIBAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTAL STRUCTURE and COMMUNITY NEWS Fellow Tribal Members: This article and upcoming articles will be to inform you, the Tribal Membership of the Bishop Paiute Tribe and Tribal Community of the ongoing programs, projects and activities within the Bishop Paiute Tribal Administration and Departments of the Bishop Paiute Tribe. This article will update you on the remaining Tribal Administrative Departments within the Bishop Paiute Professional Building Complex: Enrollment and Internet Technology Departments. The Bishop Paiute Tribe’s Administration Department’s mission statement is to serve in the best interests of the Bishop Paiute Tribal Commu- nity by providing friendly, courteous and expeditious tribal customer service. Enrollment Department Mission: It is the Mission of the Bishop Paiute Tribal Enrollment Department to maintain, update and secure the tribal membership records of the Bishop Paiute Tribe in compliance with Bishop Paiute Tribe Enrollment Ordinance of July 1996. Tribal Membership Criteria All applications received for consideration of membership are administered following the process outlined in the Bishop Paiute Tribal Enroll- ment Ordinance of July 1996, ensuring each new member is a Lineal Descendent of a member of the Bishop Paiute Tribe Base Roll, established July 1996, consisting of Original Family Members, Land Assignment Holders and Land Exchange Participants. Staff: Enrollment Officer: The Enrollment Officer is responsible for the administration and oversight of the Tribe’s Enrollment Ordinance and related documents. The Officer shall collaborate and work in conjunction with the Tribal Council and the Enrollment Committee. Adhere to all tribal, federal and committee policies and procedures. Meet with Tribal Council and Committee Members to maintain formal approved enrollment records of eligible tribal members. Floating Office Clerk: Under the general direction of the HR Manager and Human Resource Generalist this issue the Floating Office Clerk assists the Enrollment Department for two (2) days a week in the following areas: Files and organizes enrollment files, assists in maintaining enrollment records, reports and logs Tribal Police News P.2 pertaining to the applicant flow procedures. Assists in organizing incoming and outgoing enrollment records, inventory and overall duties as required pertaining to the Enrollment Department. Tribal Court News P.4 Paiute Palace Casino News P.6 Internet Technology Department EMO News P.8 Information Technology Technician: Manages and maintains the software and hardware infrastructure of the Bishop Paiute Tribal Computer Network Systems. Responsible for all software used on the net- BTYC News P.12 work, and installs operating systems and updates them as needed to keep systems functioning effi- ciently. Reflections of Nummu P.18 Information Technology Assistant: Assists with Managing and maintaining the software and hardware Cultural Center News P.22 infrastructure of the Bishop Paiute Tribal Computer Network Systems. Responsible for all software used on the network, and installs operating systems and updates them as needed to keep systems func- Toiyabe/Tribal News P.24 tioning efficiently. For further information on the departments, entities and overall information on the Tribe please visit the Elders Menu P. 25 Tribal website: http://www.bishoppaiutetribe.com Continued on page 19. March 2016 Meetings A message from Chief Johnson about Crime Reporting on the Bishop Paiute 1st Enrollment Committee Meeting Reservation. Tribal Chambers @ 5:30pm “It takes a Community to make a Community Safe” 4th Toiyabe Board Meeting Bishop, Ca Reporting a Crime @ 3:00pm If you’ve been victim of a crime it’s really important to report it. We know that sometimes it’s not 8th Parent Advisory easy to decide to come forward; but we also know that if no one reports a crime, it’s as if it never hap- Committee Meeting pened. Education Center If no one reports a crime, the criminal is free to commit more crime, damaging more communities and @ 12:00pm individuals. It’s also important to report crime for your own practical purposes, like getting a Police Report number so that you can make an insurance claim. 8th Gaming Commission Meeting How do I report a Crime? PPC Conference Rm. @ 5:00pm By phone General Information and Emergencies: 760-873-4477 (Tribal Police Department main phone 8th Cultural Advisory line). Phones are forwarded to a Tribal Police Officer 24/7. Committee Meeting Cultural Center @ 6:00pm Emergencies: 911 or 760-878-0383 (Inyo County Sheriff Dispatch) 8th BPDC Board Meeting We ask that when you call 911 or Inyo County Sheriff Department, your next call be Tribal Po- BPDC Conference Rm. lice; day or night we will respond out. @ 6:00pm By visiting police headquarters At the police station you will be asked to provide details of the crime and make a statement 9th TEPA Committee Meeting about the facts of the case. You’ll receive an incident number that you can quote to find out EMO-B Conference Room about the progress of your case and to use if you’re making any kind of insurance claim. @ 3:30pm If the crime was committed within the Bishop Paiute Reservation, you can visit the Police Administration Building at: 2490 Diaz Lane Bishop, Ca 93514 Lobby hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00am-5:00pm. The number to call to confirm that the 9th Elders Advisory Committee lobby is open is 760-873-4477 Elders Building @ 3:30pm By completing an Online Crime Report: http://www.bishoppaiutetribe.com/tribal-police.html You can report several types of crimes using our online reporting system; below is a list of 10th Regular Tribal Council just a few options. Please visit the Tribal Police webpage and use the Nu-mu reporting tips. Meeting Tribal Chamber *Vandalism *Fraud *Vehicle Tampering *Lost Property *Harassing Phone Calls *Theft *Vehicle Burglary @ 5:30pm By reporting a crime anonymously Nu-Mu Crime reporting is a completely anonymous tips-reporting method which allows you to provide the details of a crime, without revealing your identity (unless you choose to do so). (Continued on page 4) You will not be compelled to give your name, sign any kind of statement, or appear in court; all you have to do is provide the information about the crime. Remember you remain anony- mous, identified only by a code number- no one will know who you are. ANOUNCEMENTS! Chief Johnson is pleased to announce that your Bishop Paiute Tribal Police Department is now listed on the California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training Website as a Police Agency within the State of California. The Tribal Police Department was able to make this happen because each officer is required to have POST Police Academy training or an equivalent Federal Police Academy certificate to serve our Tribal community and non-tribal community members on the Bishop Paiute Reservation. 2 BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL NEWSLETTER March 2016 BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL NEWSLETTER March 2016 3 Upcoming Meetings…. BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL COURT FEES (Continued from page 2) The following fees are set by the Tribal Council and may be changed from time to time. 13th Daylight Savings SCHEDULE OF FEES – 2016 (Turn Clocks Ahead 1 hour) (Approved by Bishop Paiute Tribal Council on February 11, 2016) 15th Tribal Court Advisory (All fees are nonrefundable) Committee Meeting Tribal Chambers Complaint or Petition Filing Fee ………………….…….………………$ 30.00 @ 9:00 am Application for Protection Order ………………………….…………….$ 30.00 15th Tribal Court Tribal Chambers Answer to Complaint…….……………………………………………. $ 15.00 @11:00am Motions (All) …………………………………………………………….$ 25.00 15th OVBT Trustee Regular Monthly Meeting Appeal Filing Fee………………………………………………………..$150.00 Lone Pine, CA @3:00pm Service of Process………………………………….…………….……....$ 35.00 Admission to Practice Fee – Attorney…………………………………..$ 50.00 per year 15th Enrollment Committee Meeting Tribal Chambers Admission to Practice Fee – Advocates………………………..………..$ 25.00 per year @ 5:30pm Transcription of Record Fee………………………………………….…$20.00 min. up to 4 pgs. 16th Land Assignment $5.00 per additional pg. Meeting Tribal Chambers CD Recording of Hearing………………………………………………$10.00 per CD @ 6:00pm Certified Copy Fee…………………………………………………..…..$ 1.00 per page 17th THPO Committee Meeting EMO B Conference Rm. Per Page Copying Fee………………………………………………..….$ 0.20 per page @ 5:30pm ADDITIONAL FEES 22nd Commodity Distribution 2490 Diaz Lane Subpoena/Record Request……………………………………………………..$75.00 @ 7:00am-12:00pm Repossession Fee………………………………………………………………$75.00 22nd Gaming Commission Meeting THE TRIBE AS A PARTY IS EXEMPT FROM ALL FEES EXCEPT COSTS INCURRED FOR PPC Conference Rm. TRANSCRIPT PRODUCTION. @ 5:30pm FEES MAY BE WAIVED OR DISCOUNTED BY COURT. APPLICATION FOR WAIVER/ 22nd Cultural Advisory Committee DISCOUNT AVAILABLE FROM THE COURT CLERK. TWO WAIVERS ALLOWED PER Meeting CALENDAR YEAR. FAILURE TO APPEAR IN COURT AFTER GRANTED WAIVER/ Cultural Center DISCOUNT WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF ELIBILITY TO REQUEST FUTURE WAIVER/ @ 6:00pm DISCOUNT FOR REMAINING YEAR. 24th Regular Tribal Council Meeting DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES FILED THROUGH THE TRIBE’S RAVE PROGRAM SHALL Tribal Chambers RECEIVE A WAIVER OF FILING FEES AND SERVICE OF PROCESS FEE. @5:30pm WHAT IS A MOTION? A motion is a request made to the Court for the purpose of obtaining a ruling or order directing an act to be performed in an existing case. A motion is different from a petition/complaint. The Court may either hold a hearing on the motion requiring the parties to attend OR the Judge may decide on the motion without a hearing. While a party may request a hearing, it is up to the Judge whether he or she needs a hearing to decide the motion. Most of the time, a hearing is not necessary. 4 BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL NEWSLETTER March 2016 BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL NEWSLETTER March 2016 5 6 BISHOP PAIUTE TRIBAL NEWSLETTER March 2016 In order to maximize our services to the Tribal Commu- nity, we are doing a basic questionnaire to see which Tribal members read the printed Newsletter and which read the electronic version (available on the Tribal website: www.bishoppaiutetribe.com).
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