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Constitutional Amendment Update

Resolution 2026-145 requests a secretarial election on proposed constitutional amendments and places the decision to update the tribe’s Constitution in the hands of Sault Tribe membership. The resolution will be sent to the BIA by June 19 and then the BIA will begin the federal election process. Linked below are the Resolution 2026-145 and the Attached Amended Constitution drafts. Please watch the tribe’s website and Facebook in the coming months for updates on this.

3 Branch Separation Amendments Attachment for Reso 2026-145

2026-145 Authorizing Amended Constitution Submission for a Secretarial Election

 


 

Welcome to the Public Record of the Sault Tribe Brownfields Program

OUR MISSION

The Brownfields Program helps promote revitalization, redevelopment, and reuse of property that may have been complicated by the presence or potential presence of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants. Reusing these Brownfield sites provides an opportunity to improve neighborhoods and diversify local economies.

Redevelopment provides many economic benefits because it:
• Catalyzes private and public investment
• Creates jobs in central locations, re-energizing urban areas
• Increases property values
• Restores tax revenue to the community
• Increases the supply of land available for development

PROTECTING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

Brownfield redevelopment improves the public health and environmental quality of Michigan’s Sault Tribe community, because it:
• Promotes reuse of already developed areas, thus protecting undeveloped land and habitats
• Removes or contains dangerous contaminants such as heavy metals, organic and inorganic chemicals and petroleum products
• Minimizes the potential for leaching of contaminants into the water supply
• Reduces health risks for workers, residents and neighbors
• Can provide new parks, trees and green spaces

Current Sault Tribe Brownfields Sites 

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