Author: Shane Steindorf

2024-2025 Reports

HCN Annual Report
Legislative Annual Report
Judiciary Annual Report
HHCDA Annual Report
Hoocak Waazija Haci Language Division
Department of Administration
Department of Agriculture
Department of Business
Department of Education
Department of Housing
Department of Health
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Treasury
Department of Social Services
Division of Transportation
Veterans Affairs
Children and Family Services
Museum Annual Report

To request payment for a funeral or headstone please submitt an invoice with the tribal member’s name. The Ho-Chunk Nation provides assistance for Funerals up to $8,000.00 and Headstones up to $1,000.00 for enrolled Ho-Chunk Tribal Members. Please email information to Memorial@Ho-Chunk.com

NOTICE OF VACANCIES

Veterans Affairs Advisory Board

District 1: Primary and Alternate

District 2: Alternate

District 3: Primary and Alternate

District 4: Primary and Alternate

Board members and alternates serve two-year terms and may serve more than one term.

The powers and duties of the Board are as follows:

1. Advise the Division of Veterans Affairs with planning, development, maintenance, and coordination of veterans programs, which focus on providing the Nations veterans with access to services, benefits, and opportunities available through federal, state, and tribal organizations.
2. Review and make recommendations to the President and Legislature on matters affecting the Nations veterans.
3. Promote the views, needs, and concerns of the veterans in tribal, county, state, and federal policies and decisions.
4. Provide information and personal support to individual veterans.
5. Advocate for and report to their respective District veterans.

Application Deadline: February 16, 2024

If you are a veteran interested in serving on the VAAB, please contact the HCN Veterans Affairs office: Myra.Price@ho-chunk.com or Lynette.Hopinkah@ho-chunk.com

Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Labor Youth Employment Program Application

Is your internet fast enough?

Access to the internet is vital for the economic health and growth of the Ho-Chunk Nation. Yet many homes and businesses have no internet or internet service speeds that fall below federal standards. The Ho-Chunk Nation is committed to working with local government and internet service providers to improve internet access & speed for all. 

We are asking residents and businesses to take a speed test and Questionnaire to help identify areas of greatest need.

Please do this today!  It will take about 3-5 minutes.

Go to https://www.co.jackson.wi.us – click on the “Broadband” tab 

If you do not have access to the internet, please go to your district community building and ask staff for assistance.

Election Documents:

Election Day Guide

Informational Sheet

Nomination Petition