Position Opening: Environmental Department Coordinator; Full time, Permanent (40hrs. /wk.)
Description: The Native Village of Napaimute Environmental Department is seeking a multi-discipline position to support its program of work in the Environmental Department.
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Position: NVN Community Manager
Salary Range: $18 – $24 per hour
Employment Status: Seasonal, non-exempt
Hours per Week: 37.5 hours per week
Description of Duties:
Responsible for overall maintenance and proper operation of all assets owned by the Native Village of Napaimute in the original village site and surrounding tribally-owned lands in accordance with NVN policies and procedures. This includes operation and maintenance of all physical grounds, buildings, equipment, facilities, and supporting infrastructure such as boats, the community building, the airfield, the landfill, etc. Also manage the home site program, gas sales/inventory and equipment rental program.
For more information or to request an application please call 907.545.2877 or email: napaimute@gci.net
Thank you.
The Native Village of Napaimute is applying for an ICDBG grant for economic development related to the Napaimute Enterprises firewood and timber project. The new ICDBG grant will make the project site safer by providing internet, water, and shelter, upgrading some equipment and involving youth 18-24. The tribe is requesting comments, input, and suggestions for the grant application.
Please send all correspondence to napaimute@gci.net
Follow the link for more information or to report a contaminated site.
https://napaimutebrownfields.wixsite.com/napaimutebrownfields
POSITION OPENING:
STATUS: PART TIME – TEMPORARY
For more information or to request an application please email napaimute@gci.net or call 545-2877
Applications may also be picked up in person at the Aniak or Bethel offices.
Open until filled.
Thank you.
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10.11.19 Napaimute Traditional Council Work Session at the Kuskokwim Corporation Conference Room in Anchorage. Notice the beautiful birch wood table with a map of the Middle Kuskokwim River running the length of it. The map of Our River contains actual soil, gravel, leaves and driftwood from the Kuskokwim.
President Hellings opens the 2019 NVN Annual Meeting. This was her last time addressing the membership as our President. She is retiring after nearly 20 years of service to the tribe, the community, and the region.
Russian Pie – always a favorite at the Annual Meeting – made by the St. Innocent Russian Orthodox Sisterhood
And of course akutaq is another favorite!
A lot of information on the Native Village of Napaimute’s 2018-19 programs and activities was made available to the attendees. This also included a lot of information on climate change and its impact on the region and the tribe’s activities.
Kristina Woolston from Donlin Gold, LLC gives a project update at the 2019 NVN Annual Meeting
NVN Environmental Director Dan Gillikin gives presentation on all of the tribes fisheries and environmental programs
Vice President Marcie Sherer gives the financial report
Outgoing President Devron Hellings received several parting gifts including this beautiful photograph of Napaimute
Election Committee Chairman JC Rohde swears in newly elected council members. L: Tyler Kelly, R: Marcie Sherer. Officers will be selected at the 10.22.19 regular council meeting
Click Here for 2019 NVN Annual Meeting Agenda, Time, and Place:
DRAFT 2019 NVN ANNUAL MTG AGENDA
Hope to see you there!
