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Klamath Tribes report progress in modernizing financial operations
CHILOQUIN, Ore. Oct.1, 2026 — In the 28 days since the Klamath Tribal Council declared a financial state of emergency, our finance team reports bringing in more than $11 million from existing grant awards that support services to our people. Work is also underway to...
Klamath Tribes Police Officer Zak Jackson Graduates from Oregon Police Academy
Klamath Tribes Police Officer Zak Jackson, center, following his graduation from DPSST Basic Police Class #465 on Sept. 25, 2026, in Salem. SALEM, Ore. Sept.25, 2026 — Klamath Tribes Police Officer Zak Jackson graduated Friday, Sept. 25, from Oregon’s Department of...
Klamath Tribes Move to Modernize Financial Systems During 120-Day Emergency
CHILOQUIN, Ore. – The Klamath Tribal Council has declared a 120-day Financial State of Emergency for the Klamath Tribes Administration, taking immediate action to strengthen financial management and reporting and move the Tribes toward a modern financial structure....
Klamath Tribes to host ‘Bad Press’ screening
Promotional artwork for the BAD PRESS documentary screening hosted by The Klamath Tribes on Sept. 29, 2026. CHILOQUIN, Ore. Sept. 18, 2026 – The Klamath Tribes will bring a national conversation about Indigenous journalism and press freedom home to Chiloquin on Sept....
Klamath Tribes MMIP Committee to honor lives lost to violence
The Klamath Tribes Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Committee will recognize the National Day of Remembrance for Indian Boarding Schools on Sept. 25, 2026. CHILOQUIN, Ore. Sept., 18, 2026 – The Klamath Tribes Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Committee will...