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Search for: Search X Skip to content MENU CLOSE About BACK History Museum Purpose and Values Giving Back Services BACK Community Services BACK Boys & Girls Club Calvin McGhee Cultural Department Education Department Recreation Department Facilities Services BACK Facilities Department Public Works Natural Resources Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve Perdido River Farms Health & Elder Services BACK Buford L. Rolin Health Clinic Lavan Martin Assisted Living Facility PBCI Eye Clinic Senior Services Department Public Safety BACK Tribal Emergency Management / Fire Tribal Police Tribal Judicial System Regulatory Affairs Division BACK Environmental Department Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO) Tribal Historic Preservation Office of Archives and Records Management Tribal Member Services BACK Family Services Department Housing Department Tribal Member Benefits Department Utilities Authority Government BACK Tribal Chair Tribal Council Internal Communications Tribal Accounting Government & Public Affairs Human Resources Legal Department Tribal Enrollment Tribal Gaming Commission Media BACK News & Events BACK COVID-19 Forms Press Releases Winning For Alabama Poarch Neighbors Newsletters Enterprises Gift Shop Contact Us -- -- About Poarch Creek Indians The Poarch Creek Indians are descendants of a segment of the original Creek Nation, which once covered almost all of Alabama and Georgia. Unlike many eastern Indian tribes, the Poarch Creeks were not removed from their tribal lands and have lived together for almost 200 years in and around the reservation in Poarch, Alabama. Learn more Giving Back With the growth and development of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, the relationship between Alabama and its only federally recognized Tribe has deepened into a mutually beneficial partnership. And as the Tribe’s economic impact on the state has increased, its influence has grown—from the halls of the legislature to charitable foundations to leading organizations throughout the state. Read More Tribal Council The mission of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians is to protect our inherent rights as a sovereign American Indian Tribe, promote our culture and beliefs, to help our Tribal Members achieve their highest potential, maintain good relations with other Indian Tribes and units of government,acquire, develop and conserve resources to achieve economic and social self-sufficiency, and ensure that our people live in peace and harmony among themselves and with others. Learn more Culture & Tradition The Cultural Department is tasked with making sure our traditional Creek arts, language and customs are kept a part of our Tribe's common experience. Cultural Department oversees all aspects of cultural education, programs, activities, events and Pow Wows, as well as museum development. Learn More -- Poarch Creek Indians Tribal Members Only Portal Login Pay Tribal Bill Username/Password Assistance For Tribal Bill Pay Username and Password assistance, contact Candy Byrd at (251) 368-9136 x 2006 or cbyrd@pci-nsn.gov . The TMOP is accessible to Tribal Members only utilizing their assigned Username and Password. Please contact Ashlee Mothershed at (251) 359-0969 or akmothershed@pci-nsn.gov if you need assistance with your Username and Password for the TMOP. Facebook Twitter Instagram Quick Links COVID-19 Notices and Info Winning For Alabama Poarch Neighbors Tribal Enrollment Tribal Member Benefits Disaster Recovery Program Current Job Openings Endowments Poarch Government Value System & Purpose Alabama Natives. Alabama Neighbors. © Copyright , by The Poarch Creek Indians. All Rights Reserved, Worldwide....