The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Council is committed to providing information of interest to all its members, both on and off the reservation. To help achieve our communications goals, we provide links to recent press releases, important documents, and other information that may be of interest to Tribal members. Come back to this site often to keep up with important events and activities of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe.
Our Tribal Council
(L to R) Milton Pelcher, Tribal Chaplain - Steve Pego, Courtney Wemigwans, District 3 Council Member At-Large - Michele Stanley, Secretary - Lorna Kahgegab Call, Sub Chief - Julius Peters, Chief - Dennis V. Kequom Sr., Treasurer - Louanna Bruner, Stephanie Peters, Delmar Jackson, Sr., Lindy Hunt and District 2 Council Member & Sergeant at Arms - Ronald Nelson
Click here to see photos of the new Council being sworn in
State of the Tribe Address
State of the Tribe Address February 25th 2012 with doors opening at 9:00 and Meeting to begin at 10:00 a.m. 16 years and older Tribal Members only.
TRIBE CELEBRATES BOUNDARY SETTLEMENT Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011, Tribal members and dignitary guests celebrated the hard fought settlement to a dispute with the state and local governments over the exact location and sovereign status of boundaries to Tribal lands. Watch a half-hour summary video and read all the details of the successful settlement agreement here.
Tribal Leaders throughout Michigan meet with Governor Rick Snider during the first 2011 Tribal State Summit
Discussions centered around jobs growth and the environment
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
Tribal Council for the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribewas pleased to announce the Saganing Water and Waste Water Treatment Plant. Construction will began with a groundbreaking ceremony on July 15, 2011 (Video)
HONORING, HEALING & REMEMBERING
Please join us on Monday, June 6 • 6am - 4pm at the Mt. Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School as we recognize the suffering, strength, and resilience of the children through a day of inter-denominational prayer, memoriam, and fellowship. -More-
