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Chief Creppel Urges Tribal Citizens to
To download and read the full message, click HERE: Message from Chief Creppel March 16, 2020
UHN Announces Postponements and Cancellations Due to Risk Coronvirus Exposure
After consulting with Public Health Officials the UHN Tribal Council has agreed to postpone the 5K Run/Walk scheduled for Saturday, March 21st and the Celebrating
UHN Tribal Council Elections Announced
The United Houma Nation Election Board has announced the election of all Tribal Council seats for 2020. Any tribal citizen interested in seeking one of
Congratulations Marina Serigny on your Retirement
During the February 8 2020 Tribal Council Meeting, Chief Creppel and the Tribal Council honored and recognized Ms. Marina Serigny for her years of service
Threat of Severe Weather Saturday Impacts Council Meeting
Due to the threat of severe weather Saturday, the Tribal Council Meeting will not take place as planned. The meeting is being postponed until Saturday,
UHN Seeking Qualified Applicants for Job Openings
The United Houma Nation is currently seeking to fill 2 positions and looking for qualified applicants to consider for employment. The Administration Office will be
United Houma Nation to Work with Tulane University and Others to Address Changing Communities
With the rapid changes taking place in the most coastal communities within the Tribe, the United Houma Nation (UHN) assembled a team of researchers to
UHN Tribal Citizen Organizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration in Houma for October 14th
With the recent announcement that Governor John Bel Edwards took the recommendation of UHN tribal citizen, Baley Champagne of Houma, to acknowledge October 14th as
Baley Champagne Petitions Governor John Bel Edwards to Declare October 14 Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Baley Champagne, United Houma Nation tribal citizen, recently contacted Governor John Bel Edwards to request a proclamation to change October 14th in Louisiana to Indigenous