While many communities in the U.S. were managing the COVID-19 pandemic a few years ago, the Klamath Tribes was thinking about the looming housing crisis. Fast-forward to 2024, and we…
The Hirvi Building, a downtown landmark built in 1926, is undergoing a complete renovation. Four new retail sites and six offices will be located in the back of the building.
The Klamath Tribes is expanding housing options to its tribal members at the former Melita’s Hotel and Restaurant on the southbound side of Highway 97 north of Chiloquin Boulevard. The…
The Klamath Tribes opened its new transitional emergency shelter at 310 South Fifth Avenue in Klamath Falls. It has been three years in the making, and plenty of tears of…
Williamson River Indian Mission United Methodist Church, as it was named upon its dedication in 1876, is located on Modoc Point Road. The church’s original mission was to proselytize the…
There is a housing crisis across the nation and in Klamath County – and Chiloquin is no exception. To address the problem locally, the Klamath Tribes Housing and Planning Departments…
Homelessness is an epidemic affecting Americans in great proportions. Over the past six years, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Oregon has increased by 63 percent to 14,655. Locally,…
In late December, the Klamath Tribes purchased a house located next to Crooked Creek along Highway 62 just outside of Fort Klamath. The purchasing price was $700,000. The Tribal Council…
While tribes such as the Cherokee or Navajo have robust judicial systems capable of adjudicating a wide variety of cases – though the Federal Government prosecutes major, felony cases –…
