Commerce Community Outreach with LRH - Online Only
Thursday, September 18th: Online Meeting **
Register online here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/U0OWIq-PQfy-64uhRmXz1g
Make your voice heard this September!
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Thursday, September 18th: Online Meeting **
Register online here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/U0OWIq-PQfy-64uhRmXz1g
Make your voice heard this September!
Wednesday, September 17th: Aki Community Center — Manistee **
2953 Shaw Be Quo-Ung, Manistee, MI 49660
Make your voice heard this September!
The Band hired Jim Wabindato, a Little River Tribal citizen, in July as the new Commerce Director. He is stepping into a role that has been vacant for a long time. Having served our community in different capacities over the past three decades, Jim returns with experience and ideas well-suited to structure the tribal economic environment to better support member opportunity.
Tuesday, September 9th: Ellis Tribal Health Clinic — Muskegon **
1478 Ellis Road, Muskegon, MI 49444
Make your voice heard this September!
The Band hired Jim Wabindato, a Little River Tribal citizen, in July as the new Commerce Director. He is stepping into a role that has been vacant for a long time. Having served our community in different capacities over the past three decades, Jim returns with experience and ideas well-suited to structure the tribal economic environment to better support member opportunity.
Wednesday, September 3rd: Online Meeting **
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/OVaTD9P9Sie2WJb5Z9Y8cg
Pre-Register to Participate in the Online Meeting via Zoom
Make your voice heard this September!
Make your voice heard this September!
The Band hired Jim Wabindato, a Little River Tribal citizen, in July as the new Commerce Director. He is stepping into a role that has been vacant for a long time. Having served our community in different capacities over the past three decades, Jim returns with experience and ideas well-suited to structure the tribal economic environment to better support member opportunity.
Make your voice heard this September!
The Band hired Jim Wabindato, a Little River Tribal citizen, in July as the new Commerce Director. He is stepping into a role that has been vacant for a long time. Having served our community in different capacities over the past three decades, Jim returns with experience and ideas well-suited to structure the tribal economic environment to better support member opportunity.
It is our goal to keep this page updated with information about the currently available Tribal Government job positions. To inquire about future positions or possible training opportunities, please contact the Human Resources Department by phone at
(888) 723-8288
MISSION STATEMENT: The Purchasing Office is committed to obtaining goods and services to support program objectives. Maintaining compliance with federal and tribal guidelines while maximizing efficiency and transparency in the purchasing process. Ensuring businesses are responsive, reliable, qualified, and possess the ability to complete transactions successfully.
Native American-Owned Businesses
Educational Activities In addition to the Tribal Education Programs listed on this website, the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians Education Department also provides a number of educational activities for Tribal families. While some funding limits these activities to enrolled Tribal members only, most often anyone is welcome to attend. Please watch the Little River Currents for detailed information about the events and activities, and keep an eye on your mailbox for flyers and applications for some of these activities.