The General Council
The General Council, which consists of all Tribal members age 18 and older, elects the governing body of the CTUIR -- the Board of Trustees. The General Council also elects its own officers whose primary responsibilities include running the monthly General Council meetings and moving forward General Council issues.
The General Council meets monthly to hear updates from its Chairman, the Board of Trustees, and various working groups. This is also an opportunity for General Council members to provide input and recommendations to the tribal officials. Special General Council meetings are occasionally held to discuss specific issues. General Council meetings are generally closed to the public and the news media unless invited by the General Council officers.
The current General Council officers took office on Dec. 2, 2009 and will serve through November of 2011, when the next election will be held.
General Council Officers are:
Aaron Hines, Chair of the General Council (who serves on the Board of Trustees) (FRONT LEFT)
Marcus Luke, Vice-Chair (BACK RIGHT)
Wenix Red Elk, Secretary (BACK LEFT)
Thomas Morning Owl, Interpreter (FRONT RIGHT)
Upcoming General Council Meetings
All meetings begin are held. at the Nixyaawii Governance Center (BOT/GC Chambers), unless otherwise noted.
June 10 - 4 p.m., Special General Council Meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the CTUIR Liquor Code
General Council Presentation Format
To request
General Council Minutes...
download this PDF form and provide it to the GC office
PDF files
are viewable with Adobe Acrobat Reader, (available for free at
the Adobe
web site)
To contact the General Council officers and staff...
mail and parcel deliveries: 46411 Timine Way, Pendleton, OR 97801
by phone: 541-429-7378
by FAX: 541-429-7378
by email: Aaron Hines, Chairman (AaronHines@ctuir.com)
ShawnaGavin, Office Manager (ShawnaGavin@ctuir.com)
in person: 46411 Timine Way, Pendleton, OR
(five miles east of Pendleton along Mission Road)
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