Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma

About The Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Tribe

Facts About the Ottawa Tribe:

The tribe has a rich tradition of storytelling, crafts, and ceremonies.

  • The Ottawa Tribe is one of the three tribes that make up the Odawa people.
  • The tribe played a significant role in the fur trade during the early European colonization of North America.
  • The Ottawa were part of the Council of Three Fires, an alliance with the Ojibwe and Potawatomi tribes.
  • The Ottawa Tribe was involved in the 1763 Pontiac’s Rebellion against the British.

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Read about the storied heritage of the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma, including its cultural influence and historical journey to Oklahoma, through resources at the Oklahoma Historical Society.

The Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma's Original Lands

Great Lakes region, primarily in what is now Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Resources

Behavioral Health Center:

Northeastern Tribal Health System

Jennifer Barnes, Therapist
918-332-4393
918-332-4390

Emery Mitchell, Supervisor
918-542-1655
7600 S State HWY 69A
Miami, OK 74354

Modoc Nation Behavioral Health

Jessica Mullin
jessica.mullin@modocnation.com
918-387-8720
21 North Eight Tribes Trail
Suite B
Miami, OK 74354

Education and Training:

Ottawa Tribe Higher Education Program

Rhonda Hayworth
rhonda.oto@gmail.com
918-540-1536
13 S 60 Hwy A
Miami, OK 74354

Childcare Center:

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Childcare Assistance Program

Carol Essex, Director
13 S 69A
Miami, OK 74354

Medical Clinics:

Northeastern Tribal Health System

Dr. James Eaton, Director
918-542-1655
7600 State HWY 69A
Miami, OK 74354

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1498
Miami, Oklahoma 74355

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Jurisdiction and Geography

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Geographical Identity:

Great Lakes

Oklahoma Jurisdiction by County:

  • Ottawa County

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Tourism and Celebrations

Contact the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma

Address:

13 S. 69A,
Miami, OK 74354

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Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Politics

Chief:

Kalisha Dixon Pheasant

Term of Office:

3 Years

Elections Held:

Every 2 years

Term Begins in:

May

Congressional District:

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Decision Making Bodies:

Business Committee

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Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma Cultural Facts

Number of Members:

2500

General Council Held:

Annually

Public Legislative Meetings Held:

Quarterly

Registered Voters:

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Percentage of Voters in Last Highest Leader Election:

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Active Clans:

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Traditionally Matriarchal:

No

Language Status:

Endangered

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