The June CBC meeting got off to a late start on the 6th. When Campcrier arrived the CBC were having a pre-meeting Executive Session. The meeting started with a quorum present. Eddie Mahseet was not in attendance.

Mr. Bill Voelker, Director of the SIA program gave a brief overview about recent activities. A pair of African eagles have been received by the SIA program because their reputation for raptor bird care is receiving national attention.

Mr. Charles Wells, Election Board Chairman, stated that the Apache polling site is at the school and not at the community center in Apache and that the Walters polling site has been changed to somewhere else

Two resolutions to place the Revolving Loan Fund and the Comanche Nation Tourism Center under the jurisdiction of the Comanche Nation Enterprises were tabled for further study of the organizational chart that is under development.

Two ineligible enrollment lists were approved and one eligible list of 44 applicants was approved, bringing the number of enrolled Comanche to 14,421.

Other business included the passage of a contract extension for the Home Improvement Program, approval of a PL 638 construction contract with the BIA for replacement of a wood bridge, approval of an application to the US Dept. of Education Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation services, and ratification of a lease for office space for the Historical Preservation office.

The CBC went into Executive Session to discuss other issues.