Hey Rez Peeps
I was reading the paper Nov. 12, 2009 issue and noticed that $2048.90 being spent on Four(4) Tribal Members who work for the Tribal Health to attend training for Gangs In Indian Country. Now, a couple T.E.B. members voiced their opinion, however the Four(4) Individuals still ending up attending this training. And all they have to do is write a report, which really doesn't make any sense at all.
But, $2048.90 wasted funds. Now, who is to blame for this wasted money. The T.E.B. or the Four(4) individuals.
Now, don't get me wrong, but doesn't the Fort Peck Tribes have a Tribal Law Enforcement / Police Dept. and why wasn't any of these Officers chosen to attend the training. Hell, send a couple of the Rookie Police Officers or the Juvenile Detention Officers. And why didn't the T.E.B. vote against sending these Four(4) Individuals and insist that Law Enforcement Officers be sent.
*This is just a Prime Example at how FOOLISHLY TRIBAL MONEY is being spent, and the T.E.B. allowed it to happen.
*Why did the Tribal Health Supervisor allow these Four(4) individuals to attend this training.
*This one of the most FOOLISH ways tribal funds are spent. Is this the legal way to spend Tribal Funding so FOOLISHLY with the backing of the T.E.B.. Is there actually that much surplus in Tribal Funds. Why wasn't it put towards repairs with housing, elderly, or other more useful ways.
I was wondering is it possible for any Fort Peck Tribal Member to apply for these various Training Classes. If so, I am a Tribal Member / Veteran and I would like to make some easy cash by attending some of these classes. I promise I will be sure to write a report about it and give it to the T.E.B..
LOL - FOR ALL YOU NON GEEK HEADS, LOL IS DIGITAL LAUGHING - HA HA HA
I STILL DON'T BELIEVE THE T.E.B. GAVE AN O.K. FOR THESE FOUR(4) INDIVIDUALS TO ATTEND THIS TRAINING.
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