Do you have ideas, suggestions, or complaints you would like to bring to the attention of tribal leadership?
Feedback forms are available on the Tribe’s web site at the top of each department’s main page. Your feedback will go directly to the director as well as to the Director of Operations.
Tribal Council also has a feedback form at the top of their page.
Take a few minutes to share your insight with tribal leadership.
Upcoming Events:
Quick Links:
Please check the community calendar regularly for upcoming events. Other information will be posted on the Community Bulletin.
- Squaxin Island Tribe Community Calendar
- Squaxin Island Tribe Community Bulletin
- Pool Calendar
- Clam, Oyster, and Shrimp Regulations
- Geoduck and Sea Cucumber Regulations
- Hunting
- Contact Information Update Form
- Request for Proposals (RFP)
- Contractor Registration
- Scholarship Opportunities
- Jeanette and Richard Charman Scholarship
- Paddle to Elwha 2025
Wishing a Happy Birthday to
- Desiree Jo Dagen
- Lisi Xaire Manu-Saenz
- Tamika Sharon Green
Tomorrow’s Birthdays
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Abigail Harleen Brandt
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Christopher David Cain
Today’s Elders Meal
Italian Sausage, Potato Soup, Breadsticks
Deadline: Today, June 23
Closed Today
Tomorrow
Tribal Exclusive Presale: Queensrÿche
Get ready to rock — this is your exclusive Tribal presale access to see Queensrÿche live!
Presale Dates: June 23–24
🔐 Access Code: SQUAXIN
💲 Tickets start at just $52
Don’t wait — secure your seats before tickets go on sale to the public. This is your chance to grab the best spots at the best price!
This Saturday
This saturday
THIS Week
Fireworks Safety Tips for your Family
The excitement of the 4th of July with BBQ’s, outdoor fun, and fireworks is brewing! Here are a few tips to safely celebrating America’s 250th birthday!
- Closely supervise children around fireworks at all time.
- Never light fireworks off indoors or by dry grass.
- Don’t wear loose clothing while using fireworks.
- Be careful with sparklers – they heat up to 1,200 degrees!
Help Us Name This New Place
Along Highway 101
What should it be called?
Deadline: July 1
Find more information and apply at:
https://www.evergreen.edu/admissions-and-aid/evergreens-shelton-promise
2026 CALL OUT FOR ARTWORK
This is a call out for artwork submissions for the 34th year of the Salmon Homecoming Alliance Event happening on Pier 58 (formerly known as Waterfront Park) and 62 on the Seattle waterfront in September 2026.
Our focus is the Northwest Coastal Tribes and their relationship to the indigenous salmon and the salmon’s relation, as a keystone species, to Orcas, seals, otters, eagles, wolves and much more. This year the artist is also being asked to submit a theme to accompany the artwork. Your artwork, if selected, will be featured on all our t-shirts, on our website and other selected printed materials. All artwork submitted must be a minimum of 20 x 15 to be considered. Deadline is June 30th or sooner.
Please submit a clear picture of your piece to shcacoordinator@gmail.com .
Compensation
A $1000.00 stipend will be paid for an original (non-digital) signed and numbered 1/1 (one of one) piece.
A $750.00 stipend will be paid for an original digital (one of a kind) signed and numbered 1/1 (one of one) piece on high quality paper
***NOTE: All rights to the artwork become the property of the Salmon Homecoming Alliance and cannot be duplicated or sold
If you are an artist and have further questions please contact the Event Coordinator, Linda James-Laville,
at shcacoordinator@gmail.com .
If you know of an artist(s) who may be interested, please feel free to forward this information to them.
Thank you!
Thought for the Day
The love of family and the admiration of friends is much more important than wealth and privilege.
- Charles Kural
Joke for the Day
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