Joint Resolution for the Native Village of Kobuk and the City of Kobuk to establish a Local Citizens Corps Council:

WHEREAS: The Native Village of Kobuk and the city of Kobuk jointly desire to establish a Local Citizen Corps Council, which will oversee the development of local, state grant funded Citizen Corps programs to enhance local emergency management strategies.

WHEREAS: they do hereby resolve and create the Kobuk Citizens Corps Council which shall henceforth play and advisory role for the Community of Kobuk Citizens Corps program development, Citizen Corps program execution and Citizens Corps expenditures.

WHEREAS: it is further resolved that the point of contact for the Kobuk Citizens Corps Council shall be Alan Ward, currently president of Kobuk Search & Rescue.

Signed, Kobuk City Council Mayor, March 26, 2004; Kobuk Traditional Council Secretary, March 23, 2004

Kobuk Traditional Council
P.O. Box 51039 Kobuk, AK 99751
Phone: 907-948-2203 Fax: 907-948-2123
Email: nothing_2_prove@hotmail.com

Memorandum of Understanding and Joint Resolution
City and Native Village of Kobuk with the City and Native Village of Shungnak

Memorandum of Understanding and Joint Resolution to cooperatively own, operate and maintain Citizen Corps Program property obtained through the State FY2004 Citizen Corps Council Grant

Whereas, the City and Native Village of Kobuk have already entered into an agreement to establish a Citizen Corps Council;

Whereas, they now hereby further agree to cooperatively own and operate all equipment obtained through the State FY2004 Citizen Corps Council Grant with the City and Native Village of Shungnak for the purpose of program enhancement and shared responsibility for the upper Kobuk Valley area;

Whereas, the City and Native Village of Kobuk further agree to work in a coordinated manner regarding all aspects of the Citizen Corps Program with their neighboring sister village of Shungnak.

Further, the City and Native Village of Kobuk agree to be responsible guardians for the Sony Elf 400 Digital Camera and the Artic Oven Tent and also agree that use is strictly limited to the Citizens Corps Programs of Kobuk and Shungnak.

Now, therefore be it resolved: That the City and Native Village of Kobuk hereby fully supports the Citizen Corps Program in their endeavor to maintain a sustainable and coordinated relationship with the City and Native Village of Shungnak in all aspects of the grant.

Signed:  Rosie Ward, President, April 28, 2004; Hans B. Scheffer, Mayor, April 28, 2004; Pauline Ward, Tribal Clerk, April 28, 2004

Joint Resolution Between the City of Shungnak and Native Village of  Shungnak To Establish the Citizen Corps Council.

Resolution No. 04-08

Whereas the City of Shungnak and the Native Village of Shungnak jointly desire to establish a Local Citizen Corps Council, which will oversee the development of local, state grant funded Citizen Corps programs to enhance local emergency management strategies.

Whereas they do hereby resolve and create the Shungnak Citizen Corps Council which shall henceforth play advisory role for the Community of Shungnak Citizen Corps Program development, Citizen Corps program execution and Citizen Corps expenditures.

Whereas it is further resolved that the point of contact for the Shungnak Citizen Corps Council shall be Helen Mitchell, City Adminstrator and Roy Sun, IRA Adminstrator

Be it further resolved that the parties of this resolution agree to work together to obtain funding for the Shungnak Citizen Corps Council.

Certification:

Levi Cleveland, City of Shungnak Council Mayor, March 25, 2004; Helen Mitchell, City of Shungnak Administrator, March 25, 2004; Genevieve Norris, Native Village of Shungnak President, March 25, 2004; Roy Sun, Native Village of Shungnak Administrator, March 25, 2004


City of Shungnak
P.O. Box 59
Shungnak, Alaska 99773

Resolution No. 04-05

Memorandum of Understanding and Joint Resolution City and Native Village of Shungnak with the City and Native Village of Kobuk

Memorandum of Understanding and Joint Resolution to cooperatively own, operate and maintain Citizen Corps Program property obtained through the State FY 2004 Citizen Corps Council Grant

Whereas, the City and Native Village of Shungnak have already entered into an agreement to establish a Citizen Corps Council;

Whereas, they now hereby further agree to cooperatively own and operate all equipment obtained through the State FY 2004 Citizen Corps Council Grant with the City and Native village of Kobuk for the purpose of program enhancement and shared responsibility for the Upper Kobuk Valley area;

Whereas, the City and Native Village of Shungnak further agree to work in a coordinated manner regarding all aspects of the Citizen Corps Program with their neighboring sister village of Kobuk and further agree that the digital camera and the tent will be stored and maintained in the Village of Kobuk.

Now, therefore be it resolved: That the city and native Village of Shungnak hereby fully supports the Citizen Corps Program in their endeavor to maintain a sustainable and coordinated relationship with the City and Native Village of Kobuk in all aspects of the grant.

Signed:  Levi Cleveland, Mayor, City of Shungnak, April 28, 2004; Genevieve Norris, President, Native Village of Shungnak, April 28, 2004; Helen Mitchell, City Adminstrator, April 28, 2004