We have many programs and services to offer tribal citizens
Most Family Services Programs are available nationwide. Click on the links below to access the applications and forms for the various programs. When available, you can also fill out the form online by clicking on the 'Apply Now' button. Please allow up to 30 days for processing on all applications/programs. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us. NOTE: Unless otherwise stated, program dates are Oct. 1 to Sept. 30.
Private passenger, motorcycle, handicapped and recreational vehicle tags are all available. (Oklahoma Indian Territory Only)
The tribal citizen's name MUST be on the Title at the time of assignment if there is a lien on the vehicle. The Tax Commission staff can not add or remove names to the title without the permission of the lending agency.
For New Tags you must have the following:
For renewals you must have the following:
RENEWALS AND NEW TAGS RECEIVED WITHOUT INSURANCE VERIFICATION WILL BE RETURNED!
Handicap Tags: Individuals who are interested in receiving a handicap license plate should either come by the office or call to obtain a form. The form will need to be completed by your primary care physician.
The 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act was designed to protect the Indian Family from unwarranted interference by the Anglo culture. When a child is involuntarily removed from his/her home, it is the intent of the “Act” to place a child with an immediate family member, an extended family member or a member of the child’s tribe/or other Indian Families.
The Benny Card
Each adult tribal citizen is eligible for a $1,500 benefit for medical/health related expenses. The maximum family benefit (adult tribal citizen with enrolled children, spouses are not covered) is $2,500.
The “Benny Card” can only be used at entities who have an approved IRS inventory control system in place. The program year is Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. You will not be able to use your debit card after this date for any expenses for the previous year. If you have expenses for that year which come in after the first of the year, you will need to pay them and file for reimbursement by Feb. 28. Beginning January 2024, the amounts will increase to $1,500 for adults and $2,500 for families. Family Services staff can assist with basic questions regarding this program, but may refer tribal citizens to Trustmark (the company who manages this program for the Wyandotte Nation). You can call Trustmark at (877) 267-3359. Below is a link to a flyer with information regarding the Trustmark app. The app is a handy tool. You can check balances, file claims and view claim status.
Mon – Thu : 8 AM – 4:30 PM
Fri : 8 AM – 3:30 PM
Sat – Sun : Closed
Wyandotte Nation Administration Building
8 Turtle Drive
Wyandotte, OK 74370
Family Services email: wnfs@wyandotte-nation.org
Director: Dana Butterfield, 918-678-6319
Family Services Specialist: Leeanna Radabaugh, 918-678-6329
ICW/APS Supervisor: Tara Gragg, 918-678-6355
ICW Worker: Carmalita Ward, 918-678-6485
ICW/APS Worker: Kade Calloway, 918-678-6375
Tag Administrator: Tiffany Garner, 918-678-6353
Enrollment Officer: Haylee Botts, 918-678-6377
Contact one of our advocates. We are here to listen and help.
24/7 Hotline: 877-276-0669
FVPP Email: fvpp@wyandotte-nation.org
FVPP Program Manager: Chelsea King, 918-678-3257
FVPP Lead Advocate: Gabby Ezell, 918-678-6402
Crime Victims’ Advocates: Kristi Johnston, 918-678-6340, Becky Maples, 918-678-6373, Lacy Butler, 918-678-3269
Supervised Visitation Specialist: Emily Cox, 918-678-6324
DV/SA/Pandemic Support Advocate: Alexia King, 918-678-6374
Admin Assistant/Family Services Front Desk: Hannah Rhodes, 918-678-6321
