Per Capita disbursement
Friday January 27, 2012
in Tribal Council Chambers
from 7am to 7pm.
Tribal members must provide a photo I.D. to receive their per capita payment.
Checks will only be disbursed to the person whose name appears on the check.
NO EXCEPTIONS
Checks not picked up by 7pm on Friday, January 27 will be sent out via certified mail on Monday, January 30, by 5:00pm.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Yavapai-Apache Nation Tribal Court will not be able to disburse garnishment checks on Monday, January 30, 2012 as planned. Tribal Court was informed on January 26, 2012 that Finance was unable to complete the garnishment process. At this time the Tribal Court is hesitant to give an estimated date for disbursement as it may cause more confusion. Tribal Court can assure you that as soon as the Tribal Court receives the garnishment checks, we will do our best to disburse the checks in a timely manner. If you should have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call the Tribal Court at (928) 567-1032.
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Chairman Welcome
Welcome to the Yavapai-Apache Nation (‘Nation’) website. We invite you to utilize the website to learn more about who we are as a People.
 In 1875, our ancestors were forcefully removed from our ancestral homelands in Central Arizona. Today, we continue to reclaim those lands and the culture that was taken from us during the removal.
With the opening of our gaming enterprise, Cliff Castle Casino Hotel in 1995, we have been able to improve the lives of our People and continue to expand our enterprise holdings, allowing the Nation to improve not only the lives of its People, but the lives of our friends and neighbors living in the surrounding communities.
We invite you to stop and visit us while visiting Arizona and as always welcome you to contact us at editor@yan-tribe.org for additional information or for questions you may have regarding the Nation.
Sincerely,
Chairman David Kwail
South Verde Bulldogs Take on YAPD
By Richard Juan, PR Assistant
South Verde High School Bull Dogs put the Yavapai-Apache Police Department on the defense when they challenged YAPD to a fundraising basketball game.
SV Bull Dogs were attempting to raise funds for an end of the year trip. According to South Verde Native American Club Coordinator Laurie Kaaekuahiwi, “Hopefully, the Native American Club will be heading to California Adventures, who knows? The kids are amazing and they deserve something for all the hard work they put in.”
Both teams played hard, making the other work for each point achieved. The game was neck to neck, with plenty of long range passes, free throws, and steals that made for an exciting adrenaline filled game. In the end, YAPD won the game with a score of 69, over the SV Bulldogs who scored 66.
“This was a great idea. These guys have a lot of potential and I hope they realize that,” stated YAPD Milfred Tewawina. “It was a great game, the kids did a good job, and most of our officers are sore.”
The South Verde Bull Dogs raised a total of $347 in admission and frybread sales.
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