Creek nation covid relief application
OKMULGEE, Okla. — Muscogee (Creek) Nation intends to contract for the construction of the Bristow Airport Road in Creek County, OK. The Muscogee (Creek) Nation shall receive sealed Bids for constructing this project at the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Tribal Complex Finance Building in Okmulgee, Oklahoma until the closing date/time listed below.
Closing Date: October 1, 2024
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ)
Mvskoke Artists!
OKMULGEE, Okla. — The MCN Cultural Center and Archives department is seeking the services of Mvskoke artists to produce artwork for the Citizen Services Building.
Art will be placed strategically throughout the 4-story building primarily in high-traffic areas that will be utilized by tribal employees, tribal citizens, and guests visiting the building, but will also be placed in areas that are only accessible by tribal employees.
Deadline: Friday, September 27, 5pm, CST. Late and/or incomplete submissions will not be considered.
The Muscogee Nation is organized, by Constitution, into three branches of government—Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches, with distinct separation of power among the three.
- ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Justice on the Rez
- Phone Directory
- Traffic Tickets
- Court Records
- Legal Services Forms
- Legal Code Reference
- Documents
- Independent Agencies
- Child Support Program
- Citizenship Office
- Department of Health
- Department of Housing
- Election Board
- Emergency Management
- Lighthorse Police
- Lighthorse Police Commission
- Recreation
- Tax Commission
- Commerce
- Contracting & Employment Support Office (CESO)
- Marketing & Tourism
- Mvskoke Loan Fund
- Planning & Grants
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
- Community Research & Dev (CR&D)
- Facilities Department
- Fleet Management
- General Services Administration (GSA)
- Human Resources (HR)
- Information Technology (IT)
- Community & Human Services
- Adult Protective Services
- Caregiver Program
- Child Care
- Children & Family
- Child Support Program
- Elderly Nutrition
- Food Distribution
- Tribal Juvenile Justice (TJJ)
- Mvskoke Royalty
- Senior Services
- Social Security
- Social Services
- Victim Services
- WIC
- Youth Services (MNYS)
- Education & Training
- Accessing Choices in Education (ACE)
- At-Large Honor Cord
- Challenge Bowl
- Educator Resources (NYCP)
- Employment & Training (ETA)
- Euchee Language
- Eufaula Dormitory
- Head Start
- Higher Education
- Johnson O’Malley (JOM)
- Mvskoke Language
- Reintegration
- Scholarship Foundation
- Special/Extra Curricular Grant
- Vocational Rehabilitation
- Virtual Learning
- Documents
- Interior Affairs
- Agriculture & Natural Resources (DANR)
- Arbor Care
- Conservation District
- Environmental Services (MCNOES)
- Geospatial (GIS)
- Historic & Cultural
- Looped Square Meat Co.
- Transit
- Transportation
- Tribal Construction
- Tribal Driveways
- Wildlife Program
- External Offices
- Accessing Choices in Education (ACE)
- College Of The Muscogee Nation
- Environmental Services (MCNOES)
- Muscogee Nation Festival
- Muscogee National Council
- Muscogee Nation GIS Maps
- Muscogee Nation Scholarship Pageant
- Muscogee Nation Supreme Court
- Mvskoke Loan Fund
- Mvskoke Media
- Mvskoke Nation Youth Services (MNYS)
- NYCP Education Resources
- Public Gaming
- Redstick Gallery
- Scholarship Foundation
- Traffic Court
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- RESOURCES
- Beyond the Reservation Services Packet
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- 2023 Election
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- Trolley Routes Map
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- Driveway Repair
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- Ground Penetrating Radar
- Geospatial Department (GIS)
- Tribal Burial & Support Programs
- BIA Burial Assistance
- Grave Digging Assistance
- Cemetery Preservation
- COMMUNITY/HUMAN SERVICES
- Adult Protective Services
- Caregiver Respite
- Community Center Locations
- Elderly Nutrition Locations
- Elderly Nutrition Menu
- Elder Services
- Food Distribution
- Tribal Juvenile Justice (TJJ)
- Mvskoke Nation Youth Services (MNYS)
- Mvskoke Royalty
- Social Security Assistance
- Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
- WIC Resources
- Victim Services
- BIA General Assistance
- BIA Individual Indian Money (IIM) Account Assessment
- Energy Heating & Cooling Assistance
- Hardship Assistance
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- Medical Travel Assistance
- NAHASDA Program
- Disaster Assistance
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- BUSINESS/UCC
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
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- Foreign Limited Partnership
- Limited Partnership
- Not for Profit Corporation
- Corporation
- Foreign Corporation
- Merger or Consolidation
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- Mvskoke Loan Fund
- Planning and Grants
- Arbor Care Services
- Hog Trap Installment
- Technical Assistance
- Soil/Water/Hay Testing
- Resource Survey
- Wildlife Program
- Wildlife Survey
- Regulations
- Harvest Report
- Wildlife Permit
- Hunting Maps
- EDUCATION
- Accessing Choices in Education (ACE)
- At-Large Honor Cord
- Challenge Bowl Resources
- Euchee Language Program
- Eufaula Dormitory Program
- Head Start Program
- Johnson O’Malley (JOM)
- JOM Forms & Documents
- Mvskoke Language Program
- NYCP Education Resources
- Special/Extra Curricular Grant
- Virtual Learning Support
- Emergency Scholarship Fund
- Post-graduate Grants
- Scholarship Foundation
- Undergraduate Grants
- Career Readiness Support
- Classroom Training Programs
- Employment & Training Application
- GED Assistance
- Grants and Incentives
- Youth ACT Test Assistance
- Jobsearch Expense Assistance
- Vocational Rehabilitation
- Youth Life Skills
- Youth OSU-IT Fees (SPURS)
- Youth Summer Employment
- Youth Work Experience
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- Child Care Assistance
- Child Care Dev. Center
- Child Care for Foster Children
- Child Care for Job Searchers
- Child Care Monitoring
- Child Care Provider Training
- Child Care Referral
- Child Support Program
- Certification Placement Recruitment Training (CPRT)
- Family Protection
- Indian Child Welfare
- Promoting Safe & Stable Families
- Reunification and Permanency
- Ag Youth Program
- Ag Youth Reimbursement
- Ag Youth Livestock Assistance
- Ag Youth Archery Assistance
- Ag Youth Leadership Training
- Ag Youth Poultry Assistance
- Adult Re-Entry Program
- Batterers Intervention (BIP)
- Fiber Technician Training
- License Reinstatement
- Substance Abuse Services
- Youth Reintegration Services
- Phone Directory
- Interactive Map
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- Human Resources
- Munis
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- Employment Application
- POLICE
- Lighthorse (918) 732-7800
- Traffic Tickets
- Call 911
- MEDICAL
- Council Oak (918) 233-9550
- Okmulgee (918) 756-4233
- Okemah (918) 623-1424
- Call 988
- DISASTER HOTLINE
- Report a Disaster (918) 732-7911
- Emergency Management
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The deadline to apply for ERAP/UA Assistance is June 30, 2022
The ERAP Program will not be taking any more applications however; the Processors will continue to work diligently on the applications received prior to June 30, 2022. The Processors will be in touch with you in the event they need documents/information. Starting Monday July 11, 2022, we will move to answering our phones from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (noon). We will be processing applications/payments the rest of the day. Please be patient with us as we work through our workload.
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation Emergency Rental Assistance Program is utilizing funds provided by the Department of Treasury to provide both emergency rental assistance and utility assistance for up to 15 months for eligible households across the United States.
- If you already received 12 months of assistance, you may be eligible for 3 more months.
- If you are new to our program, unfortunately, the program ends on June 30 th , 2022, so limited assistance would be available if approved.
All assistance payments will be made directly to landlords and/or property managers, and utility companies on behalf of eligible households.
Utilities may include the following: electricity, gas, propane, water and sewer, trash removal, and internet.
Who is eligible for ERAP?
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) will provide assistance to renter households who meet the following requirements:
- The Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP)/Utility Assistance (UA) will provide assistance to renter households who meet the following requirements:
- Includes a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation who is currently enrolled or a tribal member of a Federally Recognized Tribe who resides within the Muscogee Nation Jurisdiction boundaries; and
- Has a household income at or below 80 percent of the area median.
- Demonstrates a risk of experiencing homelessness or housing instability which may include – a past due utility or rent notice or eviction notice; and
- Qualifies for unemployment or has experienced a reduction in household income, incurred significant costs, or experienced a financial hardship due to COVID-19; and
Applicants should not wait for the day of eviction, cutoff, etc. to request assistance. Due to the high volume of applications and staff shortages.
What do citizens need to apply?
In order to apply households should locate and prepare to provide the following items to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program:
- Citizen Roll Number. Citizenship Cards are not required, but correct roll numbers must be included from all Muscogee Nation tribal citizens in the household.
- Other Tribal Members from a Federally Recognized Tribe must submit their Tribal enrollment cards.
- Income Verification.
- To simplify the application process ERAP is asking that households provide the first two pages of their 1040 Tax Form for 2020 or 2021.
- If the household has not filed taxes or cannot locate these documents, the applicant must provide income documentation for the previous month for all income earned in the household for ages 18 and over.
- Applicants may provide a letter from another local, state, or federal government assistance program that verified the applicant’s household income or status as a low-income family, provided the determination for such program was made after January 1, 2020.
- Lease Agreement. Households must provide the full current lease agreement signed and dated by both parties and accurate contact information for lessors.
- Utility Statement. Households must provide the past due and current utility statements.
- Documentation of impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Households must illustrate the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
How do citizens apply?
How do other Tribal Members apply?
Call to apply at 918-549-2915
If you need assistance in submitting your application electronically, you can also contact the ERAP call center at 918-549-2915. The call center will be open 8:00 to 5:00 PM Central Time, Monday-Friday.
