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- Seattle Indian Services Commission
Since 1972, as one of the City of Seattle’s first Public Development Authorities, Seattle Indian Services Commission (SISC) has worked to create, acquire, and preserve property assets for the local Native community to reconnect and rebuild home
- City intervenes in troubled Seattle Indian Service Commission
The Seattle Indian Services Commission was formed in 1972 to provide support to urban Indians
- Seattle Indian Services Commission - portal. sao. wa. gov
Commission consists of two members from each of the following organizations: Seattle Indian Center, American Indian Women’s Services Board, Seattle Indian Health Board and the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
- Seattle Indian Services Commission - Granicus
The Seattle Indian Services Commission (SISC) is a public corporation as defined in City of Seattle Ordinance 103387 and was chartered in 1972 to: Provide effective, comprehensive, and coordinated planning services, activities, and programs that will meet the unique needs of the many Indian residents of Seattle who are scattered throughout the
- Seattle Indian Services Commission, 1989-1993
Placeholder text The Seattle Municipal Archives holdings document the history, development, and activities of the agencies and elected officials of the City of Seattle Descriptions of selected records are also available through the Library of Congress National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections and through Archives West
- Seattle Indian Services Commission - LinkedIn
The Seattle Indian Services Commission was chartered on November 29, 1972, and this year we are celebrating our 52-year anniversary! This year's anniversary is also Native American Heritage
- CREST Member: SISC – Puget Sound Sage
The Seattle Indian Services Commission (SISC) is a government entity (Public Development Authority) and was formed to carry out programs to expand housing, job and income opportunities, enhance recreational and cultural opportunities; and to improve the overall living conditions of American Indians and Alaska Natives in King County
- Commissioners — Seattle Indian Services Commission
The Seattle Indian Services Commission is bringing the ancestors’ vision to life while reunifying our communities Realizing the dream of meeting the needs of the urban Native community begins with the right Indigenous leadership
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