Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Poarch Band of Creek Indians The Poarch Creek Indians, Alabama's only federally recognized Tribe, honor our rich heritage and culture.

We are committed to fostering community, preserving traditions, and promoting economic growth for our people and the surrounding region. We are committed to fostering community, preserving traditions, and promoting economic growth for our people and the surrounding region.

ROAD CLOSURE Jack Springs Road at Indian School Road will be closed from August 17-21 for cross drain replacement, weat...
08/14/2026

ROAD CLOSURE Jack Springs Road at Indian School Road will be closed from August 17-21 for cross drain replacement, weather permitting.

Signed detours will be in place to guide you through the area. Tribal Government Offices will be open and accessible from Jack Springs Road South or Lynn McGhee Drive. This includes areas around Tribal Administration, Health Clinic, SAIL Center, Boys & Girls Club, and Recreation.

For the latest updates, visit pci-nsn.gov/road-construction-updates/

Santa Fe Indian Market, are you ready for a Rez Roundup H***y Tonk? 🤠The Poarch Creek Indians is proud to sponsor a nigh...
08/13/2026

Santa Fe Indian Market, are you ready for a Rez Roundup H***y Tonk? 🤠

The Poarch Creek Indians is proud to sponsor a night of music, food, and shared experiences inspired by the spirit of the Southwest.

📍 La Fonda on the Plaza – La Terraza | 100 E San Francisco St, Santa Fe, NM
🕓 Saturday, August 15 | 4 – 7 PM
🌵Indigenous House

08/12/2026

July 25 marked a significant moment for our community. A historical marker commemorating the Battle of Burnt Corn Creek was officially dedicated at Jennings Park in Brewton, with Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Bill Bailey sharing the history and significance of the battle for those in attendance.

The ceremony brought together community leaders, elected officials, Tribal Elders, Tribal Citizens, and our Tribal Princesses for a morning centered on one shared commitment: making sure this history is not forgotten. The Battle of Burnt Corn Creek is part of who we are, and markers like this ensure that future generations will know it.

Read more: https://ow.ly/mX3A50Zyiaj

Today, we celebrate 42 years of federal recognition. On August 11, 1984, the Poarch Creek Indians became Alabama's only ...
08/11/2026

Today, we celebrate 42 years of federal recognition. On August 11, 1984, the Poarch Creek Indians became Alabama's only federally recognized Tribe, a milestone that was the result of decades of determination, perseverance, and the unwavering commitment of those who came before us.

Forty-two years later, we continue to build on that foundation. Happy Sovereignty Day.

Jack Springs Road just south of Poarch Road is now open. Please use caution. The road is still an active construction zo...
08/11/2026

Jack Springs Road just south of Poarch Road is now open. Please use caution. The road is still an active construction zone.

Stay tuned for an upcoming announcement for the next construction project in the area. For the latest updates, visit pci-nsn.gov/road-construction-updates/

Congratulations to Mark Cruz of the Klamath Tribes on his confirmation as the new Director of the Indian Health Service!...
08/10/2026

Congratulations to Mark Cruz of the Klamath Tribes on his confirmation as the new Director of the Indian Health Service! The U.S. Senate confirmed Cruz in a 51-47 vote Friday, August 7, ending nearly 19 months without permanent leadership at an agency that provides health care to approximately 2.8 million American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Cruz brings firsthand experience navigating federal health policy at the highest levels, having previously served as one of the most senior Native officials within HHS. We look forward to seeing what his leadership means for Tribal communities across the country.

Read more: https://ow.ly/PsEA50Zygh1

Pictured: first photo - IHS Director Mark Cruz & Vice Chair Robbie McGhee; second photo - U.S. Representative Tom Cole, Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee & IHS Director Mark Cruz

ROAD CLOSURE Jack Springs Road just south of Poarch Road will be closed August 10 through August 14 for cross drain rep...
08/07/2026

ROAD CLOSURE Jack Springs Road just south of Poarch Road will be closed August 10 through August 14 for cross drain replacement, weather permitting. Signed detours will be in place to guide you through the area. Note the NEW detour route on Poarch Road to Atmosphere Road.

All Tribal Government offices will remain open and accessible from Interstate 65/Jack Springs Road through the reservation. This includes areas around Tribal Administration, Health Clinic, SAIL Center, Boys & Girls Club, and Recreation.

For the latest updates, visit pci-nsn.gov/road-construction-updates/

Jack Springs Road at Judson Cemetery is now open.Please use caution. The road is still an active construction zone. Stay...
08/06/2026

Jack Springs Road at Judson Cemetery is now open.
Please use caution. The road is still an active construction zone.

Stay tuned for an upcoming announcement for the next construction project in the area.

For the latest updates, visit pci-nsn.gov/road-construction-updates/

The August issue of Creek Corner is here! From community stories to upcoming events and everything in between, this issu...
08/05/2026

The August issue of Creek Corner is here! From community stories to upcoming events and everything in between, this issue is packed with updates from across the Tribe. Give it a read and see what's happening in our community.

Read the August issue: https://ow.ly/PRAz50Z6p61

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Address

5811 Jack Springs Road
Atmore, AL
36502

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12513689136

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