Current News & Events
Notice on Naming/Dedication Request
Community Notice on Naming/Dedication Requests Requests for Public Notice A request has been made to name the utility road to the new elder’s firewood storage facility “Wood Cutter Place”. Naming this road is necessary to assign an official address to the area to use...
Beading Class Oct. 9 & 10
The Cultural Resources Department is holding a beading class on October 9 and 10. Sign up by contacting Rowan by emailing rbunich@pgst.nsn.us or calling 360-731-4324.
GEM Remodel & Temporary Store: Beginning October 18!
The Gliding Eagle Market is getting a facelift! The store will undergo a major remodel with new floors, layout, and more beginning in October. This remodel will modernize the appearance of the store and improve customer experience. The work begins on the evening of...
RFP: Development of Tribal Community Emergency Preparedness Resource Binders (closes 10/5)
The PGST Emergency Preparedness Team is seeking a contractor to research and compile localized emergency risks and information, including evacuation routes, local emergency contacts, utility shut-off locations, routine household maintenance items for fire prevention...
Public Hearing on September 29th
There will be a Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 29th at 12pm in theTribal Council Chambers. This hearing is open to PGST Members, and will be on about considering amending PGST Code 23.03.02
Fall 2026 General Council Agenda
The Fall General Council Meeting is on Saturday, October 3 beginning at 9 am in the Gym. Breakfast began at 8. Prizes include: Seahawks Vs Cardinal game tickets + $ for food/travel Kitchen Aid Mixer Kracken Native American Night - 4 tickets + $ for food/travel Meta...
Request for Quotes: Environmental DNA Extraction, Metabarcoding, and ddPCR Analysis
The Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe requests quotes to process and analyze 140 marine eDNA samples collected on Smith-Root eDNA self-preserving filter packs. The project examines juvenile salmonid, forage fish, and broader biological-community use of bull kelp and nearby...
Sept 14 & 15: Japanese Knotweed Treatment
Summary: Controlling Japanese Knotweed around the PGST Reservation is essential so it doesn’t grow further out-of-control and disrupt the health of ecosystems that support native plants and fish. The best option is through the use of herbicides that pose very little...
Genealogy & Family Tree Workshop Sept. 18
The Cultural Resources Department will be holding at S'Kallam Genealogy & Family Tree Workshop on Friday, September 18th. Workshop will be in the health clinic executive conference room at 5:30pm. To reserve a spot email rbunich@pgst.nsn.us
Recovery Celebration 2026
Recovery Celebration for Port Gamble S'Kllam Tribal families in recovery. Join us on Wednesday, September 23rd in the Longhouse. Dinner is at 5pm followed by honoring, and jam. Feel free to RSVP and share the time in recovery with the link: Recovery Honoring 2026