Welcome all to the new updated Miami Tribe of Oklahoma website! Please bear with us as we are still under construction. If you need any assistance, please call our main number: (918) 541-1300

The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma is a Federally Recognized Sovereign Nation as defined by the Department of Interior. The General Council is the governing body of the Nation and that Council, under authority of the Miami Constitution, elects five Tribal members to serve as the Tribe’s Business Committee, conducting the day-to-day affairs of the ...

The Miami Nation Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) was established by resolution, and National Park Service approval, in 2009. It manages all Tribal responsibilities and actions under the National Historic Preservation Act and the Nation’s approved THPO Plan.

The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma government is administered by eight key departments, each with specific purposes to help carry out the tribe's mission. Tribal Headquarters is located at 3410 P. St., NW, Miami, Oklahoma 74354.

The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma's Historic Preservation Officer (THPO) is responsible for the protection and preservation of culturally significant properties of concern to Myaamiaki (Miami people) and our history.

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma National Register of Historic Properties. The Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO) is responsible for the identification and maintenance of culturally significant properties pertaining to the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.

The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma has a computer lab located at Tribal headquarters. Tribal members may use the computer lab and its resources for homework use, building a resume, and other services. The lab is open during business hours and evenings and on weekends by appointment.

The Miami Nation is committed to supporting the education of Myaamia people of all ages through the funding of scholarships, student loans and continuing education programs. The Myaamia Scholarship Selection Committee is made up of three Tribal members appointed by the Business Committee and given the responsibility of awarding the following ...

You can register for a PIKEPASS online at www.pikepass.com and you are now able to pick up your PIKEPASS at the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. If you have any questions, please contact the tag office at 918-541-1397 .

The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma is committed to the proper and comprehensive application of the consultation process provided by federal law to repatriate our sacred objects and objects of cultural patrimony, as well as return our ancestors and their belongings peacefully back to …