We are the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma.

We serve our community.

  • Tribal Services

    Get help enrolling as a member of the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma. Our members receive a wide-range of benefits to help preserve our culture and deepen our impact.

  • Elder Services

    Assistance is available for utilities, health services, economic relief, and much more. Click below to learn more about our various programs.

  • Child Services

    Supporting families has always been important to the Ottawa Tribe. We provide child care assistance and support for members of our community.

We are the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma

The Ottawa have always been and will always be. As long as one of us lives, there will be an Ottawa Tribe

The Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma is a federally recognized Native American tribe located in Miami, Oklahoma. The tribe is descended from the Odawa people, who historically inhabited the Great Lakes region of North America.

The Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma was officially recognized by the United States government in 1867, and their current tribal constitution was ratified in 1978. The tribe has its own government, which includes an elected tribal council and a tribal court system.

The tribe operates several businesses, including the High Winds Casino, Otter Stop, Otter Cove, and the Adawe Travel Center. They also offer educational and cultural programs, such as language classes and powwows, to preserve and promote their traditional way of life.

As of 2024, the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma has over 4,000 enrolled members, with many living both on and off the tribe’s reservation. The tribe continues to be an active and important part of the Native American community in Oklahoma and throughout the United States.

Latest News

  • Read this quarter’s newsletter here.

  • With great sadness and sorrow, we, the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma, announce that our beloved Chief Ethel Cook has departed. Read more

  • Check out our Events Page for upcoming cultural classes and more

  • Please see the public notices board at the bottom of the publicly available tribal documents page HERE

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