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Cherokee Nation helps close emergency services gap in Adair County

Legislation that earmarks $54 million for Cherokee Nation Emergency Medical Services was officially signed by Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. on Jan. 31 in Stilwell, where a portion of the

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Chief Hoskin proposes more than $54M investment into tribe s EMS | Health

Chief Hoskin proposes more than $54M investment into tribe s EMS | Health
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Council OKs new CNB property spending cap

In a 15-2 vote Jan. 10, the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council passed a percentage-based change that raises by sevenfold the cap on how much its business arm can spend on

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Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner propose more than $54 million investment into Cherokee Nation s Emergency Medical Services

News Release Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner are proposing over $54 million in funds to support the Cherokee

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