Monthly Archives: June 2020

PBP News: Eshkēnibēk “Spring Time” 2020 Edition, covers March, April and mid-May 2020. Want more news? Visit the archives or select Departments> Community Services> Media.

6.11.20 The Prairie Band Casino & Resort, wholly owned and operated by the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, will re-open their doors on Monday, June 15, 2020, for slot play. Table games will be available the following Monday, June 22, 2020. … Continue reading →

6.10.20 Child Support Services, a component program of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Social Service department has established an online payment portal for child support payments. The payment portal can be accessed through the Nation’s home page at www.pbpindiantribe.com, select … Continue reading →

  Alleges Treasury harmed Tribes by ignoring Tribal enrollment data 6.8.20 MAYETTA, KS – The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation filed suit today in Federal District Court in Washington, D.C. to prevent Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin from distributing the remainder of … Continue reading →

6.8.20 Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Chairman Joseph Rupnick has provided a letter to the general membership regarding the CARES Act. This document consists of information considered confidential. It is located in the Members Only Portal, in the folder “Tribal … Continue reading →

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Council is seeking one (1) enrolled tribal member to fill one (1) Enrollment Review Committee member position. Pursuant to the Tribal Enrollment Ordinance of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation: Section 3. The Tribal Enrollment … Continue reading →

6.4.20 In the event a Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation tribal member has linked automatic payments to their quarterly Per Capita distribution, it is the tribal member’s responsibility to let the corresponding agency (payee) know there will not be a June … Continue reading →

6.4.20 MAYETTA, KS – The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is reporting two additional confirmed cases of COVID-19. The additional individuals are connected to the first case reported on June 2, 2020. The Prairie Band Health Center continues to work in … Continue reading →

6.4.20 COVID-19 and Our Community With the first case of COVID-19 occurring on the Prairie Band Potawatomi Common Land, it is a natural outcome that you may experience feelings of anxiety or fear and likely have questions. To assist in … Continue reading →

6.2.20 Members and Community of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, It has been difficult to watch communities across this nation being torn apart by a senseless act of those sworn to protect and serve our communities. There is no excuse, … Continue reading →