The first event took place in the Chota Conference Center of the Tahlequah Cherokee Casino. 'Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and I are committed to building community through these landmark construction initiatives and look forward to connecting local professionals with the many projects on the horizon throughout Northeast Oklahoma.' 'To help with this housing initiative, and other ongoing and future Cherokee Nation construction projects, Career Services will be hosting seven different events located throughout the Cherokee Nation Reservation to help connect local trades businesses and contractors with the tribe's projects,' said Hoskin. Hoskin said many of these projects are part of the Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act, which provides a 'landmark' $120 million to assist hundreds of Cherokee families with affordable housing. 'Now more than ever, Cherokee Nation is in need of contractors, general labors, electricians, plumbers, and other skilled professionals to assist with the completion of the tribe's nearly 50 construction projects across the Cherokee Nation Reservation,' said Hoskin.

She said the idea for the recruitment event originated with Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., who discussed the goal in a July 25 press release. Kelley said these projects include houses, childcare centers, offices, renovations and more.

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