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Executive Legislative Judicial Employment Northern Cheyenne Tribe Northern Cheyenne Board of Health Federal/ Other Jobs Programs Environmental Protection Department Tribal Education Childcare/ WIA TERO NCDC - Solid Waste Northern Cheyenne Tribal Historic Preservation Office Contact Us NCT Policies Public Information and Announcements Latest News Proposals / Bids EPD - NCT 2016 Toyota Camry Links Check Email THPO - Request for Consultations NCT Law and Order Code Documents HIP Assistance Application 2022 NCTS Returning Student Application NCTS New Student Application Northern Cheyenne Head Start 2021 - 2022 Northern Cheyenne Head Start 2020-2021 Annual Report Northern Cheyenne Water Quality Standards June 2022 2023 Holiday List Procurement and Purchasing Manual Northern Cheyenne Clean Air Act Northern Cheyenne Burn Permit Application Northern Cheyenne Tribe 2016 Season: Hunting, Trapping & Fishing Hunting, Fishing and Recreation Ordinance NC Election Ordinance Waste Service User Agreement Tribal Constitution Tribal Council Agenda Request Enrollment Application Request for Address Change Form (update your address for tribal members) Tribal ID Form Request for Change on Membership Roll Revised Solid Waste Code Welcome to the Northern Cheyenne Tribe The Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation is located in present-day southeastern Montana, and is approximately 444,000 acres in size with 99% tribal ownership. We have approximately 12,266 enrolled tribal members with about 6,012 residing on the reservation. ECONOMY Major employers include the local schools, the federal government, tribal government, power companies and construction companies. The education system, farming, ranching and small businesses contribute to the economy. POINTS OF INTEREST Chief Two Moons Monument This historic monument was built in 1936 in memory of Chief Two Moons, who participated in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Busby, MT Chief Dull Knife College Associate’s degrees in the Arts and Sciences are offered, along with vocational programs. The John Woodenlegs Memorial Library is a part of the college. Food service, library and gift shops are open to the public. Lame Deer, MT 406-477-6215 www.cdkc.edu St. Labre Indian School and Museum This school was established in 1884 by the Franciscan Order. The visitor center, Cheyenne Indian Museum and Gift Store are important showplaces of Cheyenne heritage and art. Ashland, MT 406-784-4500 TRIBAL GOVERNMENT Constitution and By-Laws of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne Reservation The Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council consists of members elected from each of the following districts: Ashland, Birney, Busby, Muddy, and Lame Deer. The President and the members of the Tribal Council serve four year staggered terms. Questions or Comments about this web site contact the Webmaster © Copyright 2013 Northern Cheyenne Tribe. All Rights...