Second round of Q&As from Citizen Potawatomi Nation 2025 candidates for Chairman, Legislative District 1, and Legislative District 3.
April 2025 updates from Citizen Potawatomi Nation executives and legislators.
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Three vending machines that dispense free Narcan are now available to the public, courtesy of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. Given the positive reception the machines have had, there are plans to place two additional Narcan machines in the community with the goal of raising awareness and saving lives.
CPN Child Welfare is the first tribal child welfare program to be placed under public law 477, a change that streamlines administrative requirements and enhances services to Tribal members.
While working as a house painter to fulfill his desire to pursue a career in film, CPN tribal member Jimmy Morrison observed the effects of the peak of the 2008 housing bubble. Now, after years of research, interviews and screenings, this year he will release the last in a trilogy of films covering that event.
In March, the CPN Diabetes Program is adding a new initiative to its programming designed to help individuals reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation Housing Department seeks bids for the rehabilitation of housing units at Father Joe Murphy Complex.
The Hownikan routinely features histories and photographs of founding Citizen Potawatomi families, such as the Burnett family’s long and rich history.
Kristy Kelley, Nadeau/Tescier descendant, was honored by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee with the Spring 2024 Governor’s Excellence in Service Awards for her work with a school resource officer program.