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Housing Department
11244 Ki-Dah-Keh Mi-Kun, Peshawbestown, MI 49682
GTB Housing Main Line: 231-534-7800
Housing-RAO
| Housing Emergency Line | Emergency Line for Current Housing Tenants | 231-866-1290 |
| Lori Dudley | General Information & Applications | 231-534-7800 |
| Danielle Chippewa | Occupancy Specialist (Low-Income) | 231-534-7385 |
| Joe Kaubenaw | Interim Department Manager & Lead Occupancy Specialist – GTB rental info Down Payment Information/Homebuyer Education | 231-534-7803 |
| Tarik Bouguettaya | Emergency Home Repair & Handicap Accessibility Program | 231-534-7886 |
| Steven Alberts | Program Finance Partner | 231-534-7804 |
| Lilyan Allard | Assistant Manager | 231-534-7805 |
Herkner Housing Project Press Release & Photo Updates
LIHTC Housing Virtual Tours
Townhome
- 3632 (T-2) “A” https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=eHj1sk2ESH5
- 3628 (T-2) “B” https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=1hoNnXm3c7b
- 3624 (T-2) “C” https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=N4aGpCvdvdK
- 3620 (T-2) “D” https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=tx3YoHmPMgM
Cottages
Apartment
ATTENTION HOUSING TENANTS
The mission of the Grand Traverse Band Housing Department is to provide and promote safe, adequate and affordable housing opportunities for GTB Tribal Members. As the facilitator of housing for the tribal communities, the Housing Department is 
responsible for creating a healthy living environment for families through responsive initiatives that address social and economic concerns via a solution-oriented education based housing program. The Grand Traverse Band places a priority on homeownership as a means to stabilize communities by promoting self-sufficiency. While housing families is the primary mission of the Housing Department, the focus is on creating housing opportunities by assisting families to obtain the required knowledge necessary to make informed life decisions. In the absence of eligible GTB Tribal Members, the GTB Housing Department will provide these opportunities to other Federally Recognized Indian Families that live within the Grand Traverse Band six-county service area.
What Housing offers to Tribal Members:
NAHASDA Rental Subsidy Program
Housing Assistance for Low-income & Market Rental
Rental Deposit Assistance
Handicap Accessibility
Homeowner Assistance
Services We Offer
- Notary - Documents
- Home Buyer Classes
- Budget Counseling
- Financial Education
- Resources for other programs:
1. Information for house insurance
2. Well—septic applications
3. Lot Assignment Request Application
4. FY27 HUMAN SERVICES APPLICATION
5. Residency Form*
*HOW TO BECOME A RESIDENT TRIBAL MEMBER
To become a Resident Tribal Member, a GTB Tribal Member must live within the Tax Agreement Area and register with the Revenue Office located in the Accounting offices of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. Every month, the Tribe sends the information obtained from the Residency Forms (Resident Tribal Member application form) to the State of Michigan. Resident Tribal Member Status takes effect on the 1st day of proceeding month. For example, if the Revenue Office receives and approves the Residency Form on the 2nd of July, the Tribal Member becomes eligible to participate in the various tax exemptions under the our Tax Agreement and utilize a Tribal Certificate of Sales Tax Exemption on August 1st.
Occupancy Policy
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