CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER
“HOME OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST NAVAJO RUG”
CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER COVID-19 REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
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VI. READING AND APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 18, 2021 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
VII. ACTION ITEMS/FINANCIAL REPORT/RESOLUTIONS:
A. MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT MARCH 2021
B. RESOLUTIONS NO: CCH 03-16-2021A SUPPORTING AND APPROVING TO THE FUND CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER IN THE AMOUNT OF $103,243.64 FROM THE SIHASIN TRUST FUND FOR CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE PURCHASES.
C. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021B SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED CLUSTERED HOME CONSTRUCTION INITIATIVE BY THE NAATSI’LIID
D. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021C SUPPORTING AND APPROVING THE NAVAJO TRIBAL UTILITY AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE A POWERLINE EXTENSION FOR MELISSA HATALIE, A COMMUNITY MEMBER OF CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER.
E. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021D AUTHORIZING THE APPROVING AND ACCEPTING THE FY2021 UUFB FOR SUMMER YOUTH IN THE AMOUNT OF $31,664.77.
F. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021E APPROVING ANDACCEPTING NAVAJO NATION HDNA FY2020 REVENUE FOR FY2021 “UNHEALTHY FOOD TAX” BUDGET IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,413.00
G. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021F SUPPORTING AND APPROVING THE AGRICULTURE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND PROJECT PLAN FOR CROP YEAR 2021 PURSUANT TO THE SIHASIN FUND PASTURE RANGE AND FORAGE EXPENDITURE PLAN ENACTED BY CO-57-16 AND AMENDED BY CMY-54-18
H. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021G APPROVING AND ACCEPTING THE CHILCHINBETO NAVAJO NATION SALES TEX FY2020 REVENUE FOR FY2021 ALLOCATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $37,957.00
I. RESOLUTION NO: CCH 03-16-2021H APPROVING DONATIONS OF FIFTY (50) PRINTED T-SHIRTS AND MASK FROM KELLY BADONIE FUND RAISING ESTABLISH AN UNRESTRICTED ACCOUNT AND SELLING AT $40.00
VIII. REPORTS:
A. CHEYENNA SHEPHERD, CANYONLAND:
B. COUNCIL DELEGATE, HONORABLE NATE BROWN:
C. ASC: CALVIN TSOSIE & CLAIRICE BEGAY
D. CHAPTER OFFICIALS:
E. CHAPTER MANAGER:
F. GRAZING REPRESENTATIVE:
G. NAVAJO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISOR, FERN BENALLY:
H. RENAE HOSHNIC:
IX. OTHERS:
A. JACK GILMORE JR. AND CECELIA BAILEY
B. DR. VICTORIA YAZZIE
X. NEXT CHAPTER COVID-19 RELATED PLANNING MEETING: APRIL 06, 2021 AT 3PM
NEXT CHAPTER COVID-19 RELATED REGULAR MEETING: APRIL 16, 2021 AT 3PM
XI. ADJOURNMENT
CHILCHINBETO CHAPTER COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP DAY MARCH 27, 2021 @8AM-5PM
WE’RE ASKING THE COMMUNITY OF CHILCHINBETO TO JOIN US IN CLEANING THE COMMUNITY
1. MASK, GLOVES, AND HAND SANITIZER WILL BE PROVIDED.
-TRASH BAGS WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CHAPTER
-LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
Mission Statement
Inspire a vibrant community supported by strong positive family values, Navajo culture, economic sustainability, good health and viable agriculture.
Vision Statement
To create a sustainable and healthy community.
Our Story
Chilchinbeto Chapter is located 24 miles southeast of Kayenta on Navajo Route 59. This road was finally paved during the late 1970’s and early 1980’s and provides the shortest route between Kayenta and Many Farms/Chinle. The Northeastern edge of Black Mesa serves as a backdrop to the community. Chilchinbeto Chapter is the home of the world’s two largest hand-woven Navajo Rugs. In english Chilchinbeto translates to Sumac Spring. In Navajo Chilchinbeto is called Tsiiłchin Biiʼ Tó.
Chilchinbeto Chapter administration and officials are setting the foundation for success for the chapter by organizing and planning in great detail. At meetings officials and the administration adhere to the traditional Navajo guiding principles of thinking, planning, and life. This traditional paradigm was used with the utmost respect to the community and to the teachings of our elders who also planned for success; today we carry on their dreams. This paradigm teaches that every action begins with a thought, every thought is followed by a plan, which is then implemented or given life. Finally, implementation requires hope and faith that gives life to Chapter projects and plans that will prosper and become a solid reality. Each day, we as Navajo people move in this manner with thought, planning, implementation, and faith.
The goals and objectives that this administration has set forth are ones that will benefit the community for years to come. Our community has enormous potential to become a sustainable economy with plans for business development. Our pledge is to create a regional economic development plan that will require both short and long term employment of our Chapter members. There are four main strengths that we must effectively use in our efforts to establish Chilchinbeto Chapter as a premier chapter of the Navajo Nation; (1) Human Resources, (2) Natural Resources, (3) Geographic Location, (4) LGA Local Authorities. With these pillars, our local government, community is bound for positive developments and independence.
The Chilchinbeto Chapter conducts monthly meetings to keep the residents informed; residents have a forum to express their opinions to their Navajo Nation Council Delegate or to decide on matters concerning their chapter.
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Documents Needed:
- CIB
- Social Security Card
- Drivers License/ID
Water hauling
Available during office hours – 8:15 AM – 11:45AM to 1:15PM – 4:45PM
$0.03 per gallon plus 6% NN Sales Tax
Other Services
Faxing
Outgoing Fax – $2.62 for 1st page
6% NN Sales Tax
Incoming Fax – $1.00 per page
6% NN Sales Tax
Xerox Copying
.25 per page
6% NN Sales Tax
Chapter Staff
Vacant, Chapter Manager
Rose Gillis, Administrative Assistant
Jazlyn Lane, Office Assistant
Chilchinbeto Chapter Officials
Eugene Badonie, President
Thomas Bradley, Vice-President
Virginia White, Secretary/Treasure
Delbert Big, Grazing Official
Nate Brown, Council Delegate
CLUP-C
Jackson Gray, President
Louise Shepherd, Vice President
Terlyn Sherlock, Secretary
Paul Madison, Member
Peter Hewey, Member