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10/07/2026

Annual Enrollment is fast approaching! Details Below:⬇

10/07/2026

Our Tribal Police Department is now in operation! Residents will see Chief Cormier patrolling in our new SUV. More details are below:

HOULTON, Maine – The Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians has announced its Maliseet Police Department (MPD) is now operational.
Under the leadership of Chief of Police Stephen Cormier, the department has three core principles – Honor, Integrity and Trust.
“I am honored to lead the Maliseet Police Department and ready to get to work,” Chief Cormier said. “Our mission is simple -- protect our community; uphold our sovereignty; support our officers; and earn the trust of the people we serve. This is our department, our community and our future. I am excited to build it together.”
The MPD is dedicated to serving and protecting the tribal community through professional, community-focused policing. Community engagement will be at the heart of its mission, working alongside leadership, Elders, families, youth and community partners to foster a safe, respectful and supportive environment for all.
A 2026 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor, fully equipped with the typical police officer requirements including radar, is now in service. The department will hire three additional patrol officers to join Chief Cormier, who is cross-deputized with the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office. The ACSO will handle dispatch services, so any resident with an emergency can simply call 9-1-1 to report an incident. Non-emergency police questions can be directed to the Aroostook County Sheriff's Office at 207-532-3471.
Construction of the department’s new headquarters on Foxcroft Road is expected soon. The facility will provide a permanent home for a public safety agency, built to serve the needs of the community today and for generations to come.
The establishment of a police department marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the Houlton Band of Maliseets. Together, the Maliseets are building a police service that respects native traditions and is dedicated to protecting its community with pride, respect and integrity.
Questions about the department can be directed to April Reynolds, Maliseet Police Department project planner, at [email protected]. Chief Cormier can be reached at [email protected].

10/07/2026

Due to inclement weather, we are rescheduling until Wednesday, October 7th. Please share.

10/07/2026

The candidate list for Legislative Representative has been finalized. Only one person filled out the paperwork to be placed on the ballot. Brian Reynolds is seeking re-election to a two-year term as Tribal Representative. Details are below:⬇️

10/07/2026
10/07/2026

The Houlton Band of Maliseets recently recognized three staff members for exceptional devotion to their jobs. John Flewelling (right) and Tanya Raymond (left) were named Co-Employees of the Year for 2026, while Bob Lorom was named as runner-up in the staff voting process. Flewelling is the head of our Maintenance Department, while Raymond is Director of Social Services. Lorom serves as Covid Compliance Officer/ Fiscal Assistant in the Finance Department. We salute these three for their tireless devotion to making HBMI an exceptional place to work.

Have a great weekend!
10/07/2026

Have a great weekend!

Attention Tribal Community!

10/07/2026
07/16/2026

MIHA will be closed from 12pm-5pm for office closer. If you have any maintenance issues please contact Housing Maintenance. Thank you and have a great weekend!

07/07/2026

Most of you may have noticed the activity happening on Mechanic Street. WLR is pleased to announce that they plan for September 2026 occupancy of this beautiful 18-apartment building.

We are taking pre-applications.
3 Efficiency Apartments
5 1-bedroom Apartments
5 2-bedroom Apartments
5 3-bedroom Apartments

All utilities included, including Wi-Fi and laundry facilities
Rents range from $965 - $$1,500. This three-floor building will have elevator access. No pets

This is a mid-level income housing development project, meaning all occupants must qualify based on household size and annual income. Please note, NOT low-income .. MID. This means that we are looking for individuals and families who have stable base income and are looking for affordable housing. Some of our apartments will be Section 8 voucher friendly also.

If interested in applying, please message us with your household size and total annual income. Qualified individuals will receive an invitation to apply within the coming weeks.

Thank you to the entire community for all your support over these long years!! 🙏👷🌹

Address

13 Clover Court
Houlton, ME
04730

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+12075327637

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