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Treasury
​The Department of the Treasury was created by ONCA 06-02 pursuant to Article VII, Section 13 of the Osage Nation Constitution. It is responsible for ensuring strong fiscal policy and financial accountability in accordance with strict accounting standards. The Treasury Department is led by the Treasurer, who is accountable to the Executive Branch and the Osage Nation Congress. The Accounting
Tree of Gifts
Greetings all Osage Nation Employees, The Osage Nation Financial Assistance Department is hosting the annual Zha.Wah.Nee.Tha ( T r e e of Gifts). The tree is filled with ornaments that list our TANF children’s Christmas wishes. We are seeking good hearted sponsors of these ornament wish lists, as our goal is for every child to receive a Christmas gift. If you would like to donate, please visit our
Tree of Gifts
Public Event
If you would like to sponsor or donate, please visit our office, located in the Welcome Center at 239 W. 12th Pawhuska, OK or contact the office at (918) 287-5325 to select a tree orna- ment. We ask that all gifts are provided no later than December 12, 2022.
Tri County Tech Institute Certifies Osage Nation Employees in Executive Leadership
Communications
OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (June 1, 2022) – Osage Nation provides professional development to multiple employees with Executive Leadership classes hosted by Tri County Tech Institute. The six-week course focused on educational achievement and advanced leadership. Osage Nation Departments represented include Child Care & Development, Harvest Land, and Office of Strategic Planning. The following
Tribal Cultural Advisors Meeting
Agenda Traditional Cultural Advisors Meeting August 5, 2016 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Conference Room-Suite 211, Osage Nation Historic Preservation Office First National Bank, Pawhuska Opening prayer Welcome Roll call ONHPO Announcements (Hunter) Osage Book Club, 12:00–1:00, Aug. 19th, War Ceremony and Peace Ceremony of the Osage Indians by F. LaFlesche, pp. 3-60. Approval of Minutes July 1, 2016 New
Tribal Cultural Advisory Committee Meeting
Traditional Cultural Advisors Meeting September 9, 2016 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Conference Room-Suite 211, Osage Nation Historic Preservation Office First National Bank, Pawhuska Agenda Opening prayer Welcome Roll call ONHPO Announcements Osage Book Club, 12:00–1:00, Sept. 16th, War Ceremony and Peace Ceremony of the Osage Indians by F. LaFlesche, pp. 61-116 (Hunter) Osage Weddings Approval of Minutes
Tribal Development
About The Tribal Development Department is responsible for implementing design, renovation, and construction Osage Nation, including infrastructure, facilities, and new construction projects. This includes but is not limited to governmental buildings, new residential housing complexes, historic building renovations, and cultural facilities projects. Contact Information Physical Address: 1420 West
Tribal Vehicles to get an Updated and Uniform Look
The Osage Nation manages a fleet of 150-plus vehicles; some of these are tribal trucks, vans and cars, and others are Government Services Administration (GSA) property the tribe leases. However, there was no uniformity in their appearance. Principal Chief Standing Bear proposed a standardized look through displaying the same signage on all vehicles: Updated version of the Osage Nation seal will
Tribal Works
Tribal Works provides maintenance services for property owned and occupied by the Osage Nation. Contact Information Property Coordinator: 918-287-5507 Program Coordinator: 918-287-9723 Director: 918-287-5685
Tribal Works
About The Tribal Works department supports service-providing departments within the Osage Nation. Tribal Works is responsible for the general maintenance of 540,500 sq.ft. of office buildings and nearly 260 acres of grounds maintenance for properties located in Tulsa, Skiatook, Barnsdall, Pawhuska, Hominy, Fairfax, and McCord. Contact Info Director: Ed Zaun Phone: 918-287-5685 Email: ezaun
Tribute to Charles Lohah
Tribute to Charles Lohah (1934 – 2012) By Meredith D. Drent Former Chief Justice Charles Lohah had an old school sensibility about him. With his unique blend of knowledge, passion and wit he could rile you at the beginning of the sentence and charm you by the end of it, peppering the dialogue with enough laughter to defuse tense moments often created by speaking difficult realities. He spoke
Tulsa Circle Cinema & Hominy Indians documentary
The Circle Cinema Theater located at 10 South Lewis in Tulsa will be showing the movie "Playground of the Native Son" for one-week in October. The first vewing per the Circle's calendar is Friday, October 10th at 7:30 pm with a meet and greet/question and answer with the cast and writer/director Celia Xavier. Other viewings will continue October 11th through the 16th. For more information on show