Tribal News
***NOTICE***
IN THE CHAPTER V11 FISH & GAME REGULATIONS BOOKLET ON PAGE 34 UNDER SUSTENANCE THERE IS AN ERROR. DEER FOR EITHER SEX SHOULD READ SEPTEMBER 14TH-NOVEMBER 30TH 2019.
I APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE AND CONFUSION
FAYE LAWSON
207-817-7331 OR 817- 7319
West Enfield NOI August 2019
I have attached the important notice about the relicensing of the West Enfield dam, and the upcoming Scoping meetings at which the people are able to discuss their concerns directly with the regulatory agency. This is a very important step and will help protect Tribal interests and the river, if people show up to participate!
Thanks!!
Daniel E. McCaw
Fisheries Program Manager
ATTENTION HUNTERS
THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES IS COMPILING A LIST OF HUNTERS WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN HUNTING FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT FAYE LAWSON @ 817-7331 OR 817-7319.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
Public Notice
CHANGE TO OFF SITE PHARMACY SERVICES
Effective August 1, 2019, Hannaford Pharmacy will no longer bill the Penobscot Nation Health Dept. for patient prescriptions
Patients will need to pay out of pocket for any prescription filled at a Hannaford pharmacy and submit the receipt to PNHD for reimbursement
PNHD is currently contacting other local pharmacies to identify a replacement in the Old Town area
Prescriptions from Miller Drug will still be billed to PNHD on behalf of patients
Received a Bill from Affiliated Labs? Please contact the Health Department!
The Penobscot Nation Health Department is currently experiencing technical difficulties with the system that communicates between our facility and the off-site laboratory.
This malfunction may result in patients receiving bills from Affiliated Laboratory for their lab services.
If you receive a bill for your services, please contact the Health Department at (207) 817-7400 to let us know. We can resolve the bill with Affiliated Laboratory for you.
Penobscot Nation Health Department Is Now Offering Addiction Aftercare Transportation
Addiction treatment can often require aftercare support for continued recovery. In order to help community members in recovery access these vital services, the Health Department will now be provide aftercare transportation for anyone eligible for Indian Health Services. Transportation services will be available 12:30-9:00 pm, Tuesday-Saturday in the Greater Bangor Area. A calendar of local aftercare events will be posted on the Health Department website monthly.
Questions?
Contact the Health Department (207) 817-7400 or to schedule services please call : (207) 631-0524
September 2019
After Care Area Supports
Penobscot Nation Youth Program
The Penobscot Nation Youth Program is looking for donations to help increase and enhance activities and programs for the youth. The youth are the foundation of our future and needs our help and support to create positive opportunities that will only strengthen our community. There are many ways to help: monetary donations, donations of supplies, and a donation of time with the youth. You can invest in many things in life and you may win some and lose some, but when you invest in the youth you win every time. The youth needs your help more than ever and every little bit helps.
Please contact John Neptune at 207-659-3490 or Brittney Fields at 207-217-1906 to let us know how you would like to help. A payroll deduction form has been attached, if that is a way you would like to support the youth of this community.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!