Monthly Archives: January 2022

PBPN Public Transpiration will not be available from 11AM to 2PM on February 9th. Transportation Staff has training scheduled at that time.

1.27.22 Shirley Rice was sworn in as a member of the Election Board today during a brief ceremony. PBPN Tribal Chairman Joseph Rupnick officiated the swearing-in. The Election Board is a General Council Committee of the Tribal Council and conducts … Continue reading →

Jackson County will be accepting applications for a position on the County Zoning Appeals Board. To obtain a balanced representation of all property owners, applications are encouraged from the Southwest and Northwest parts of the County, however all applications will … Continue reading →

James Jamerson, Tribal Member, stopped by to donate some tasty snacks. James delivers chips to the PBP Boys & Girls Club on occasion and today he stopped by the Government Center where he was thanked by Council Members for his … Continue reading →

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The Rossville High School football team recently celebrated their 2021 Class 2A State Championship victory with a dinner sponsored by the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. They won the state title in November when they beat Beloit 35-12. The Rossville Bulldogs … Continue reading →

Prairie Band Potawatomi Health Center is not accepting walk-in patients. To keep Health Center Staff available and healthy to handle the current surge in COVID-19 cases, the center is implementing alternate methods to care for some patients. Patients seeking care … Continue reading →

Due to circumstances beyond our control, PBPN General Public Transportation will be operating with reduced staff today and through the week ending January 14th. Transit will do their best to accommodate rides already scheduled. If they run behind passengers will … Continue reading →

This morning during an emergency meeting, Tribal Council voted to cancel the January quarterly General Council meeting due to the increase in COVID infections. The Nation is still operating under a State of Emergency, resolution # 2020 – 081.  While … Continue reading →