For those who inquire about our tourism facilities, we regret to inform you that we no longer operate the tours, museum or gift shop. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause for you and your family.

If you need more information, feel free to contact the personnel in the various departments of our administration. They will be happy to assist you.

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Principal Chief Oscola Clayton M. Sylestine







 

Tribe donates $100,000 to Polk County College

Alabama-Coushatta Tribal Council Chairman Carlos Bullock presented a $100,000 check to Martha Watson, co-chair of the Polk County Higher Education and Technology Foundation fund-raising committee Monday at the tribal administration office. The Tribal Education Board and Tribal Council combined resources for the donation. Attending the ceremony were Andy Evans, William Sylestine, Roland Poncho, County Judge John Thompson, Kim Williams, Pete Polite, Karen Williams, Keith Stapleton, Joe Thomas Jr., JoAnn Battise, Kyle Williams, Delores Poncho, Janie Rhinesmith, Melanie Battise and McClamrock Battise. Also recognized during the ceremony were 1st Chief Oscola Clayton Sylestine and 2nd Chief Colabe III Clem Sylestine.