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The Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas consists of approximately 1,600 enrolled members, not including those bands located in Oklahoma, Texas and Mexico. This nation has overcome centuries of …

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Our mission is to provide a health care system, which is responsive to the needs to the Kickapoo Tribe and Native American Tribes, and provide the best possible health care.

We, the members of the Kickapoo Tribal Police Department, are committed to excellence and are dedicated to the people, traditions and diversity of the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas.

The Water Quality Program's mission is to protect and improve Kickapoo Nation's water quality. Protecting Delaware river, streams, ponds, wetlands, and groundwater quality keeps these …

To qualify for this service you must be enrolled in an Federally Recognized Native American Tribe. In addition, you must live in our service area Brown and Jackson Counties.

The Kansas Kickapoo people have their own traditions, history, culture, and language. The Kickapoo Reservation covers a five-by-six mile area and is located approximately five miles …

The Human Resources Department is a resource for the Kickapoo Reservation Community and is recognized as a dynamic team of knowledgeable professionals who impact and promote …

Any additional cards will be $10.00 as of August 5th, 2010. This office is also tasked with assisting in the administration of the burial fund. For more information, use the contact number above or …