• Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska
  • tribal offices open Weekdays: 8:00AM-4:30PM CST
  • (785) 595-3258
Logo of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska featuring a depiction of Chief White Cloud wearing traditional regalia, surrounded by a circular black band with the text 'Iowa Tribe' at the top and 'Kansas - Nebraska' at the bottom. The logo is adorned with five feathers hanging from the bottom of the circle.

Citizens: Voting is open from 8:30AM until 1:30PM on October 18th, 2025.

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Iowa tribe of kansas and nebraska

Burial Assistance

Burial Assistance

The Burial Assistance Fund pays $4,000 to the funeral home of the deceased Tribal Member. You must provide a death certificate and complete the Burial Assistance Form to be eligible for receiving assistance.

Burial Assistance Form

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Contact Information

Jolene Walters

Tribal Administrator

Coreena Adkins

Enrollment Clerk

3345 B Thrasher Rd.
White Cloud, KS 66094
785-595-3258
jwalters@iowas.org
cadkins@iowas.org

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History
In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act created our territories, drawing a line across the Iowa Reservation, which made us the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska.
Traditional Native American tipis in an open grassland at sunset, with the sunrise casting a golden glow across the landscape.
Government
The tribe is governed by two bodies, The General Council and The Executive Comittee. Organized under a constitution and bylaws approved in 1937.
The front entrance of White Cloud Health Center which is a brick building with glass doors, 4 columns at the entrance, a brown roof, under an open blue sky.
Services & Programs
The Iowa Tribe has 14 Services & Programs. Including Education, Assitance, Senior Citizen Program, Health, etc.
Group of Native American drummers in traditional regalia playing a large, decorated drum at a cultural gathering.
Organizations
The Iowa Tribe has two organizations: The Iowa Tribe Housing Authority and United Tribes.
Group of Native American men and boys participating in a traditional drumming circle at a powwow, with dancers and spectators in the background.
News & Events
Official Calendar and News
jobs
Job Openings
List of current job openings at the Tribe of Iowa.