Steven Peters
Update on Budget Review and Vote Timeline

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe would like to share an update regarding the 2025–2026 budget review and vote process.

The budget vote originally scheduled for February has been extended to March to provide Tribal members with additional time to review the proposed budget materials and to allow for continued discussion at the upcoming General Membership Meeting. This approach will help ensure members have the opportunity to ask questions and receive clarification before the vote.

Steven Peters
Fish Passage Restoration Talking Circle on ...

Tribal members are invited to take part in a Talking Circle focused on the Mashpee River Fish Passage Project, an effort exploring the removal of the Mashpee River Fishway Dam and opportunities to restore fish passage, river health, and cultural connections to the Mashpee River.

Steven Peters
Annual Tribal Ball Returns — DJ Services RFP ...

After several years, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s Annual Ball is officially making its return in 2026, and planning is now underway for what has long been one of the Tribe’s most popular community celebrations.

As part of the planning process, the Tribe is inviting qualified DJs and event service providers to submit proposals to provide DJ services for the 2026 Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Ball, scheduled for Saturday, March 28, 2026, at The Coonamessett in Falmouth.

Annual Tribal Ball Returns — DJ Services RFP Now Open
Steven Peters
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Extends IT ...

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe has issued an amendment to its Request for Proposals (RFP) for IT Infrastructure Modernization and Upgrade, extending the proposal submission deadline to allow additional time for qualified respondents.

The Tribe is seeking proposals from experienced firms or individuals to modernize its Tribal Government IT infrastructure, improve operational efficiency, enhance data security, and support collaboration across the Government Operations Center and satellite locations.

Steven Peters
Housing Department Seeks Community Input on ...

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Housing Department is seeking feedback from Tribal members and community stakeholders on the potential development of tiny homes on Tribal lands at the Mashpee Wampanoag Village. This effort is part of the Tribe’s ongoing work to address the housing crisis and expand affordable housing options for Tribal citizens.

Housing Department Seeks Community Input on Tiny Home Development

Tribe Wins Land Suit: Message from Chairman Brian Weeden

Over 40 years ago, our Tribe began the process of securing a small fraction of our ancestral homeland in Southeastern Massachusetts. Today, I am honored to inform the community that federal district court Judge Angela Kelley confirmed what we have all known to be accurate, that the land now held in trust by the federal government is the ancestral homeland of the Mashpee Wampanoag.

Happy Holidays

I just wanted to take a moment to wish all of the Tribal Families a safe and Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year. We realize that as the Tribe moves forward, we are making progress, but we must do so much more. Making life better for you is a huge task, and that’s what we were elected to do. The goal is to provide you with the services you need and an economic development plan that gets us there. Tribal members and this administration are committed to that plan.

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