Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife

“Mark duffy 88385 pike rd. Hwy. 13 bayfield, wi 54814 john d. Johnson sr. Po box 551 lac du flambeau, wi 54538 sam klingman po box 462 watersmeet, mi 49969 gary loonsfoot, sr po box 488 baraga, mi 49908 gerald w. Mann po box 855 lac du flambeau, wi 54538 rae ann maday po box 7 odanah, wi 54861 richard peterson 88385 pike rd. Hwy. 13 bayfield, wi 54814 ervin soulier po box 86 odanah, wi 54861 conrad st. John 24791 cut off rd. Webster, wi 54893 warren c. Swartz jr. 16429 beartown rd. Baraga, mi 49908 lyle chapman st. Croix tribal offices webster, wi 54893”

“Key accounting office and administration office personnel provide necessary information to the 990 preparer. A draft 990 is provided to those personnel for review and approval. The governing body relies on these key personnel to provide accurate information and to use due diligence in reviewing the draft 990 prior to filing.”

“Adherence to section 29 "conflict of interest procedures" of glifwc's "accounting policies and procedures manual" (version 3.0)”

“Positions are reviewed by the executive committee annually. The committee will review performance and determine what needs to be done in the coming year. Recommendations from the executive committee will go the board of commissioners for approval. Compensation is determined by a grade/step system similar to a government agency.”

“Positions are reviewed by the executive administrator annually. The executive administrator will review performance and determine what needs to be done in the coming year. Compensation is determined by a grade/step system similar to a government agency.”

“Information (including governing documents) and resources are made available to the public on glifwc's website.”

“Functional category: law enforcement / tribal courts activities include: (1) affirming & implementing treaty rights, (2) enforcement, and (3) fisheries. (1) affirming & implementing treaty rights: protect ceded territory rights reserved by the tribes for themselves in treaties signed in 1836, 1837, 1842, and 1854. (2) enforcement: protect the fish and game within the ceded territories through both education and patrol. Glifwc wardens routinely patrol and monitor treaty harvest activities in the ceded territories of michigan, wisconsin, and minnesota, checking for infractions of tribal codes governing treaty harvest seasons. Violations are cited into tribal courts. (3) fisheries: ensure treaty reserved fishing rights are preserved by assisting member tribes in fishery assessments and regulation of gichigame (lake superior) treaty commercial fisheries and other inland fisheries.”

“OTHER”