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Photo by Choctaw Nation City Representatives and Council Member Darrell Kerr (left) and Jim Bob Sullivan (right). HUGO, Okla. - The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma awarded $107,600 to Choctaw County, $142,900 to the city of Hugo and $39,000 to the city of Boswell from the Choctaw Nation Community Partnership Fund for the 2025 fiscal year. The Choctaw Community more»

 The Fund aims to foster collaboration and growth within these communities by providing financial support for various projects. 

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The communities have the flexibility to utilize the funds immediately for maintenance, road improvements, beautification, recreation, public safety, equipment needs or save the funds for more extensive future projects.

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The communities have the flexibility to utilize the funds immediately for maintenance, road improvements, beautification, recreation, public safety, equipment needs or save the funds for more extensive future projects.

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Aims to foster collaboration and growth within these communities by providing financial support for various projects.  

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Photo by Choctaw Nation The Fund aims to foster collaboration and growth within these communities by providing financial support for various projects. ATOKA, Okla. - The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma awarded $124,000 to Atoka County, $161,400 to the city of Atoka and $64,900 to the city of Stringtown from the Choctaw Nation Community Partnership Fund for the more»

This fund voluntarily contributes quarterly to towns, cities, and counties where the Choctaw Nation operates non-gaming businesses.

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Retail sales in Reservation counties grew strongly, then stabilized, outperforming Oklahoma as spending shifted from discretionary to essential purchases.

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