Monthly Archives: July 2020

7.30.20 Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Council Treasurer Wade Pahmahmie and Ethics Commissioner #1 Jessica Burghart and Ethics Commissioner #3 Allison Pahmahmie took the oath of office during a brief swearing-in ceremony held on Thursday, July 30, 2020, at the … Continue reading →

7.30.20 Due to the high volume of rain, sections of 126 Road from Highway 75 to M Road are washed out. For your safety, seek an alternate route if possible. Remember to be mindful while driving in hazardous weather conditions. … Continue reading →

7.28.20 The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is reporting the 10th confirmed case of COVID-19. The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Health Center has processed 1 new confirmed test and continues to work in partnership with the Jackson County Health Department to … Continue reading →

7.25.20 The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation held the 2020 Tribal Council and Ethics Commission Election today resulting in three wins, and three positions advancing to the Run Off Election slated for Saturday, August 22, 2020. Both Ethics Commissioners #1 and … Continue reading →

7.20.20 In light of the cancelation of the July 2020 General Council Meeting due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary have provided their quarterly reports from the second quarter of 2020 to the general membership through the … Continue reading →

7.20.20 The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is reporting the 8th and 9th confirmed cases of COVID-19. The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Health Center has processed 6 confirmed tests, while the other 3 tests were processed through the KDHE Mobile Testing … Continue reading →

7.17.20 In light of the cancelation of the July 2020 General Council Meeting due to the coronavirus pandemic, Chairman Joseph Rupnick has provided a Message to the Nation for the second quarter of 2020. The document is available for viewing … Continue reading →

7.16.20 | By Michelle Simon Over the course of three days, 153 people in the Prairie Band community were able to receive free COVID-19 testing. A mobile testing unit was established at the Potawatomi Tribal Fire Department located on the … Continue reading →

7.16.20

7.14.20 To the Nation from the PBPN Tribal Chair, Joseph “Zeke” Rupnick: Dear Tribal Members, This past week has been very troubling for everyone.  Not only do we have the pandemic to deal with, we are in the midst of … Continue reading →