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School Clothing Assistance Program opens for two weeks
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Public Comment open on marina project
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November issue of Bay Mills News
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Spectacle Lake "walkshop" announced
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Health Board Vacancy
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Take a Wreath Making Class
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Public Comment: FY23 Federal Brownfields Grant Funds (view the project draft here)
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GLIFWC offers reward for sea lamprey
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Report a Deer Harvest
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Update to USDA Food Program
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BMHC Patient Satisfaction Survey
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2021 Economic Impact Report released
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Tips on living with bear and wolf in the environment
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Sign up for the weekly tribal member update
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Report an issue with your water by calling 906-248-8179 or submitting this form
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Tribal Citizens, please update your address with enrollment. Fill out the form here.
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Check out the EUP Digital Recreation Guide
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Slot Technician/BMRC (open until filled)
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Surveillance Monitor/BMRC (open until filled)
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Foster Care-ICWA Worker/BMIC (open until filled)
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On- Call Seniors Cook/BMIC (open until filled)
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Maintenance Tech/BMRC (open until filled)
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Grounds Crew/BMRC (open until filled)
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Pit Boss/BMRC (open until filled)
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Mental Health Therapist/Bay Mills Health Center ( open until filled)
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Vault Supervisor/BMRC (open until filled)
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Dealer/BMRC (open until filled)
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Radiology-Mammography Tech/Bay Mills Health Center (open until filled)
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EMS Paramedic (open until filled)
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EMS- EMT Basic (open until filled)
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Dentist/Bay Mills Health Center (open until filled)
Bay Mills Indian Community received two very special gifts over Pow Wow weekend - the Gnoozhekaaning Eagle Staff and the Bay Mills Ash Basket. Both of these gifts are centered around the idea of community, and the intergenerational teachings between elder, adult, and child for our Tribal Nation.
Please join us in leaving flowers and seemaa or tobacco for these souls at the Old Burial Ground across from Hank’s Pond on West Lakeshore Drive, and chi miigwetch to Jazlyn Walden Parker and Paula Jean Carrick for their kind and thoughtful hearts.
MISSION STATEMENT
"Through our business operations, we aim to conserve our common property, develop our common resources, promote the welfare, self-sustainability, and progress of ourselves, and our descendants —The Anishinaabe People of Gnoozhekanning, the Place of the Pike, Bay Mills Indian Community."
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BAY MILLS INDIAN COMMUNITY
THE PLACE OF THE PIKE