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Quileute Housing Authority


Phone: 374-9719         Fax: 374-9117

Office Hours:  M-F 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Raven Crest II Construction Begins:

We’re happy to announce that construction has started at Raven Crest II. A contract was signed with Jack Grinnell, J.M. Grinnell Construction of Sequim for the construction of eight homes. Plans for an additional three homes are in the works, if successful, this would add to the number of existing homes in Quileute Heights.

Jack Grinnell, a Jamestown/S’Klallam tribal member, has constructed buildings and homes in the Port Angeles Sequim area. One of his recent projects is the seventeen new homes currently under construction in Port Gamble. We look forward to working with him. Once construction is completed we plan to host a Grand Opening celebration.

Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) Tribal Light Bulb Program:

Special thanks to the BPA for the grant to administer the Tribal Light Bulb Program. This program has allowed us to replace all of the standard light bulbs in homes on the reservation with energy-efficient compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs).

If you are interested in participating in this program, please call us at 374-9719. Our Maintenance Staff will go into your home and replace all of your standard bulbs with brand new CFL bulbs.

A note from the ENERGY STAR website: In comparison to standard bulbs, qualified compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) they will save about $30/year. And use 75% less energy and last about 10 times longer than the standard household bulb.

Canine Vaccination and Medication Program:

Special thanks to Tribal Council for funding the Canine Vaccination and Medication Program which started July 6, 2010. Funding for this program has made it possible to administer medication and vaccinations to all of the dogs in the village.

Special thanks to Karen Beyer and Sharon Penn for volunteering their services to administer the vaccinations, flea treatments and de-worming medications to our pets.

QUILEUTE YOUTH PROGRAM:

7th Annual Surfing and Traditions:

The Surfing and Traditions event was held July 10, 2010. Turnout was great with about 40 youth participants. Special thanks to the following for their help in making this event a success: US Coast Guard QR (on the beach and on the water), Shannon Serrano (Surfrider Foundation), Leah Hornaday-Greeno, Lola Greeno, Darren Greeno (West End Surf Shop), Frank Crippen (North by NW), Dave Parks (Olympic Chapter of Surfrider Foundation), Nate Sasso (Second Point Dist.), all of the wonderful volunteer instructors, parent helpers, the guys that performed the opening ceremony songs, Franco and QTS for allowing us to use the grounds, QHA staff: Karen, Anna, Tommy and Cynthia. The kids had a great time! Special recognition to the Tribe for their support with the additional festivities held after the Kids’ camp and also to Jami Hart for helping organize the Salmon Bake and other festivities.

Quileute Days Parade and Kids’ Carnival:

This year’s Quileute Days festivities brought in a lot of people, since it was also a scheduled landing for canoe families traveling through on their canoe journey -Paddle to Makah.

Special thanks to: the US Coast Guard QR for inviting us on their float, AmeriCorps ladies Meghan and Rachel for helping with the parade, the float, the carnival and taking pictures, Jami K Williams for cutting up the watermelon, Anna Cisneros for helping with the carnival, Yvonne Davis and family for helping unload all the stuff, Anna Parris and other QHA staff for organizing, purchasing, loading equipment, Darci and YC kids for all of the artwork on the signs for the Kids’ Carnival and parade.

Upcoming Youth Program Events:

Halloween Carnival, date to be determined. Watch for flyers in the community.

Forks Outfitters 1% Rebate Receipt Program:

Just a quick note to remind people to save their Outfitter’s receipts and KUDOS to those that have continued to collect them for us! We do still participate in their program.

Donations from this program help offset the cost of food and supplies at the Youth Center (Blue Shed). You may submit your receipts to QHA, the Youth Center (Blue Shed) or with Jan Smith at the Commodities Building.

Back to School Dates: Tribal School ~ September 1st Forks ~ September 2nd

Youth Center Hours

Monday - Friday 1:30-7:30pm   ~ YC Phone Number (360) 374-3350