Passamaquoddy

Welcome to the Pleasant Point - Passamaquoddy Tribal Government Web Site.

Our goal is to provide a tribal government website that is both interactive and informative.

We will be happy to hear from you on any feedback, suggestions, and ideas you might have for the tribal website. Email web maintenance at edb@wabanaki.com or the web domain administrator at marvin@wabanaki.com.

Woliwon (Thank You)

2014 Glass Eel Fishing Application Downloads Below are 3 options for download.

Word Document (.docx version)

Word Document (.doc version)

Adobe PDF version

EEL Web Page (tribal laws, resolutions, forms etc)

Click here to download application forms for Student Financial Assistance - Form-Fillable PDF for Academic Year 2014-2015 updated 1-21-14 (These forms must be filled out and signed manually. Electronic submission is currently not accepted.)

Application forms for Student Financial Assistance for Academic Year 2013-2014 can be downloaded here
(These forms must be filled out and signed manually. Electronic submission is currently not accepted.)

Job/Employment Opportunities and Related Information - updated 4-14-14

Sipayik Bare Bones Newsletter

Wabanaki Nations Facebook Link:
This facebook page was created to bring a unified location for all Maine tribes to get information, event listings, and social networking. The concept was created at a Circle of Youth Conference that is listed in the events and notes. You need a facebook account to view this information. Free to sign up for facebook.

Maine Wabanaki-State Child Welfare Truth and Reconciliation Commission Web Site

Tribal Profile

There are three separate and distinct subdivisions (Governing Bodies) within the Passamaquoddy Tribe. In the United States the Passamaquoddy Tribe is represented by the Joint Tribal Council of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, with separate councils at the Pleasant Point (Sipayik) and the Indian Township (Motahkomikuk) Reservations. And in Canada the Passamaquoddy Tribe is represented by the Tribal Chief and Council St. Croix Schoodic Band located at St. Andrews, NB (Qonasqamkuk) (http://www.passamaquoddy-nation.net/).

The St. Croix River (previously known as the Passamaquoddy River and the Schoodic River) serves as the International boundary line between the USA and Canada. This boundary cuts through the middle of the Passamaquoddy Ancestral Homeland. The Passamaquoddy have occupied this Ancestral Homeland which includes the St Croix River watershed region for well over 600+ generations (12,000+ years). This new USA-Canada boundary line was created about 200 years ago under the Jay Treaty and was imposed on the Passamaquoddy People. Since time immemorial Passamaquoddies have lived on both sides of this river and today the Passamaquoddies continue to live on both sides of the river. The Chief of the St Croix - Schoodic Band currently resides at Qonasqamkuk.

The Governing Body for Pleasant Point is the Tribal Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Council. The Pleasant Point Tribal Office is open for business Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

A total of 3,575 tribal members are listed on the tribal census rolls with 2,148 listed on Pleasant Point census and 1,427 on the Indian Township census.

Our Location and Maps

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Contact Information

Contacts Page

Telephone: 1-207-853-2600
FAX: 1-207-853-6039
Physical address
9 Sakom Road, Pleasant Point, Maine 04667
Mailing Address
PO Box 343, Perry, Maine 04667
Electronic mail: General Information (tribal clerk): jackie@wabanaki.com
Web Site Maintenance: edb@wabanaki.com