Congratulations to the Shinnecock Indian Nation Environmental Department on receiving a $750,000 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling (SWIFR) Grant. This funding will support the Nation's Shinnecock Enhancement of Recycling and Composting Initiative, helping expand recycling services, improve waste collection, and strengthen environmental stewardship across our community. We are proud of the Environmental Department for securing

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Shinnecock Indian Nation Celebrates EPA Brownfields Grant Award and Commends Environmental Department Leadership SHINNECOCK TERRITORY, NY — The Shinnecock Indian Nation proudly celebrates the announcement by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarding the Nation more than $950,000 through its Brownfields Assessment Grant Program to support environmental assessment, cleanup planning, reuse planning, and community engagement for sites within

The Council of Trustees is committed to transparency and community engagement. To support this commitment, we are releasing the draft Shinnecock Nation Boys & Girls Club Advisory Board Code and Operating Policies & Procedures for a 10-day public comment period. Community members are encouraged to review the draft and provide comments, recommendations, or questions during this review period. Your feedback will help inform the Council's consideration prior to final adoption. Dr

Now Accepting Appointments Enhanced Tribal Card is now available. Appointments can be made on the Shinnecock Tribal Enrollment page. www.shinnecock-nsn.gov/tribal-enrollment To make an appointment click on the link. It will direct you to the calendar with available dates and times. All requirements are listed on the website. Any questions contact: Shinnecock Nation Tribal Enrollment & Vital Records Office Shinnecock Community Center 631.283.6143 Option 6

The Shinnecock Nation Council of Trustees is deeply concerned for the community members who became ill during the recent Salmonella outbreak and extends its wishes for a full and speedy recovery to everyone affected. The Council became aware of reports of illness on July 2 and immediately contacted the healthcare professionals supporting the Shinnecock Health Center to coordinate a rapid public health response. The illnesses were associated with a private event held within th

Please see attached documents to learn more about the proposed project to rebuild the manse at the Shinnecock Presbyterian Church.

Request for Proposals (RFP) Project: Repainting of the Powwow Stage (“Drum”) The Shinnecock Powwow Committee is seeking proposals from community members, artists, or contractors interested in repainting the Powwow Stage, commonly known as the “Drum.” This structure is a central part of the Powwow grounds and holds cultural importance within our community. How to Submit Please email your proposal to powwowinfo@shinnecock.org Deadline: Proposals are due no later than May 11, 20

Nootimus "Noomie" Williams was honored by the Southampton Village Volunteer Ambulance as the 2025 Driver of the Year. Noomie’s dedication, reliability, and commitment to serving the Southampton community helps ensure the crews and patients get where they need to go safely.

Congratulations to Shinnecock students Bryce Bess, Kodiak Tarrant, Sean Smith, Brandon Gardner and the rest of the Southampton High School Robotics Team "The Marinators" for winning first place at the FIRST Long Island Regional competition at Hofstra University. Next stop, FIRST Robotics World Championship in Texas next month.

Celebrating 40 Years of Sis' Legacy In honor of the Paulette H. Brown Memorial Scholarship Fund celebrating 40 years of impact, we invite you to take part in our “40 for 40” campaign! Our goal is simple: 40 supporters giving $40 and inviting four friends to do the same. Please help us keep Sis’ legacy going strong and spread the word. Tag four friends and click the GoFundMe link to give your $40. Every gift, in any amount, helps support the next generation of Shinnecock gradu

Help shape the future of transportation in our Nation! SDOT & Greenman-Pedersen Inc. (GPI) are updating The Nation’s long-range transportation plan and want to hear from Shinnecock residents. Share your concerns and ideas to improve roadways, enhance safety, and strengthen transportation across our territory. Simply drop a location pin and comment using the following link: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/f6384ecc0f8e42b5a46333d98e6be395

Alex Franklin became the Southampton boys basketball program’s all-time leading scorer on January 27. He surpassed Shaundell Fishburne’s 1,437 career points in a victory against Elwood-John Glen. You can read more about Alex's record and the Mariner's season at https://www.27east.com/southampton-press/sports/article_7ace320a-fd17-4f7c-b5cf-3ec67c313e7a.html

Josephine Smith, former Shinnecock Cultural Resources Department leader and community educator, has been named as part of Grinding Stone Collective’s Advisory Board. Grinding Stone Collective Inc. is a grassroots 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to revitalizing traditional foodways and ecological knowledge through community-driven education, mutual aid, and land stewardship programs. They strengthen Indigenous Food Sovereignty by reconnecting urban and rural Native people to an

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Please find attached is a Work Order #37 bid document for (3 Gravity NRB Septic Systems and 2 Waterline Installations) . The bid document is ready for advertisement and have proposed the following dates; Bid Advertising/Issuing date – Tuesday, January 13, 2026. Pre-bid conference and site walk through (IHS Representative will be in attendance) – 10:00pm, Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Bid returning and opening date – Wednesday, January 28, 2026 .

via ICT When Skyler Coard was six years old, his parents took him to a skating rink. He was fitted for a pair of skates, and before anyone could say GO, Skyler was on the ice and sliding every which way. “Forwards. Backwards,” Skyler’s father Richard recalls with a chuckle. The manager of the rink asked how long he had been skating. “They guy was amazed when I told him this was Skyler’s first time on skates. First time on ice. Period,” Richard Coard, a gifted athlete and vice

The Shinnecock Indian Nation has received US EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant part of the grant will be used for work at 504 West Gate Road in Southampton, NY. The Shinnecock Indian Nation, (SIN) a federally recognized Indian tribe, is seeking bids from demolition contractors for the potential removal of asbestos, fuel oil, and the buildings. Campbell Environmental Group, Inc. (CEG) has been hired by the SIN to assist in administering the US EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant. To be