Ho-Chunk Nation Legislative Branch

06/02/2026

The Ho-Chunk Nation was pleased to welcome representatives from the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska for a visit focused on transportation infrastructure and the Tribal Transportation Program.

Guests met with Ho-Chunk Nation legislators and staff at the Ho-Chunk Nation Transportation Agency in Tomah and toured transportation projects and community developments across Ho-Chunk communities.

Pinagigi to the Transportation Agency staff for hosting the visit and sharing their knowledge and expertise. Visits like these provide valuable opportunities for Tribal Nations to learn from one another.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (WKBT) — The Ho-Chunk Nation broke ground Thursday on a new Cultural Resource Center that leaders say will serve as a vital hub for preserving and

05/26/2026

The Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature is proud to recognize Cloud Village Apartments for being named one of The Daily Reporter’s Top Projects of 2025.

Located in Baraboo, Cloud Village provides 40 affordable apartment homes for Ho-Chunk families and the surrounding community. This recognition reflects the hard work, planning, and partnership that helped bring this housing project to life.

Pinagigi to the Department of Housing, Heeną Development, Greenfire Management Services, Dimension IV Madison Design Group, and all who helped make Cloud Village possible.

Pictured left to right: David Sherwood, Rental Manager; Representative Kyle White Eagle; Representative Sarah Lemieux-White Eagle; Representative Stephanie Begay; Representative Damian Thundercloud; Denise Wright, Executive Director of Housing; and Tama Sallaway, Rental Coordinator.

05/26/2026

Vice President Lambert Cleveland Jr. attended the Dane County State of the County Address, where he provided welcome remarks on behalf of the Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature.

In his remarks, Vice President Cleveland spoke about the Nation’s ancestral presence in Teejop and recognized Dane County for its continued partnership and commitment to public service.

Vice President Cleveland also thanked County Executive Melissa Agard for her leadership and for the continued relationship between Dane County and the Ho-Chunk Nation.

Dane County Executive Melissa Agard with Ho-Chunk Nation Vice President Lambert Cleveland Jr.