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SATURDAY NOV. 6 @ 1 P.M.
INFO. RE: GC20 21 ANNUAL MTG.
PLANNED FOR SATURDAY DECEMBER 11, 2021
Join from a mobile device (attendees only) DIAL 1-415-655-0002 then enter 24876411691## United States Toll
OR
CLICK THE LINK TO ATTEND THE MEETING
https://ho-chunk.webex.com/ho-chunk/j.php?MTID=m4f 8c23524504c7804a07054660117815





Hųųwą is how one would say elk in Hoocąk. Elk were once common in Wisconsin and throughout North America. For centuries, elk were important to the Hoocąk as source of food, leather, tools, decoration, and many other uses.
In 1995 Wisconsin DNR began it’s elk reintroduction and management project. And, in March of 1995 the reintroduction expanded to central (Jackson County) Wisconsin, in which the Ho-Chunk Nation (Nation) played a significant role.
A collaborative agreement established between the WI DNR and Nation affording every other carcass to the Nation, to be utilized under terms of the agreement.
Enjoy the Video!
https://youtu.be/o4ouLVQdGRo
The Ho-Chunk Nation and the Enrollment Division are working to provide services to tribal members while maintaining a COVID-19 safe environment to stop the spread of the pandemic. The appointment times are allotted to 25 minutes per person to allow for proper sanitizing.
ID documents refers to:
Request for Tribal ID ~ Change of Address form ~ driver’s license ~state ID ~ passport ~ expired tribal ID
Name Change documents refers to:
Request for Information form ~ Certified Marriage Certificate ~ Copy of Divorce Document ~ Copy of Social Security Card with new name
Tribal ID Fees
Temperature reading is required upon arrival. A face mask is required before and after taking your picture. Tribal members must be symptom free.
If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or were exposed, please cancel and reschedule your appointment as soon as possible. Cancellation can be done by following the link on your confirmation email or calling 715-284-9343 ext:11015.