The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah

06/17/2026

Join us in congratulating Andrea Armbruster on her one-year anniversary with FourPoints Health.

Andrea is a Billing Coordinator and says she loves that the medical field allows her to help people. She also says she is grateful for all the other people who work for the Paiute Indian Tribe.

Andrea was born and raised in Cedar City and has lived here for her whole life (CVHS Class of 2002!) She has three sons ages 15, 18, and 21, as well as two dogs. She enjoys concerts and sporting events and being outdoors, especially anything to with water, like paddleboarding or boating.

Andrea says an interesting detail about her is that she spent 2012-2013 at Evan's Hairstyling College. We're just glad she chose to do medical billing instead. Thanks for your service, Andrea!

06/17/2026

Join us in thanking Eli Hernandez for a year of service to the Tribe.

Eli is a Maintenance Technician and says he enjoys constantly helping others and maintaining the appearance of the PITU and FourPoints buildings. Eli is originally from California, but he moved to Utah when he was 16 and has been living in Cedar City off and on for about six years.

Eli has three children ranging in age from 7 to 15, and when he isn't working, he enjoys fishing, grilling at the park, and playing video games ("I'm a nerd when it comes to gaming").

He's also a fan of Mo'Bettahs, where he says he orders "Da Big Boy" plate, but don't let that big guy appearance fool you. He's always got a smile and is willing to lend a hand, often without even being asked.

Thanks for your help and great work, Eli!

06/15/2026

The 2026 Kanosh Band Council Member Election is now open for online voting. See the flyer for more information.

Please check your email (including your spam folder) for your voting PIN. If you did not receive an email, you can recover your voting PIN by filling out a short form at https://pitu.gov/kanosh/

06/12/2026

FREE BREAD!

Buns, English muffins, sliced bread, and bagels. All in the PITU Tribal Office, while supplies last.

06/12/2026

KANOSH BAND ELECTION NOTICE:

The 2026 Kanosh Band Council Member Election will be live Monday morning, June 15.

Ballot instructions will be sent via email on Sunday night. See the flyer for more information.

06/11/2026

Hey PITU Uncles! We didn't forget about you.

Mark your calendar and register now for the 2026 Tangwats Davaputs (Men's Day) at the Iron County Shooting Range in two weeks on Sunday, June 28, to wrap up Men's Health Month.

This event is open to PITU male Tribal Members and descendants, age 18+, but you MUST REGISTER!

See the flyer for more details, then scan the QR code to register, or click here: https://pitu.gov/2026-tangwats-davaputs-registration/

06/11/2026

Thanks to Jeff Richards at St. George News | STGnews.com for always doing a great job of covering PITU events and news.

A four-panel mural titled “Four Branches, One Spirit,” created by Paiute artist Josie Pete, was officially unveiled in Cedar City on Friday.

06/10/2026

The PITU Administration Offices and all FourPoints Health Clinics will be closed Friday, June 19. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, June 22.

06/09/2026

Mark your calendar and gather the family together for "Mario Monday" on June 22 at Cedar Fun Center. 💥

Presented by the PITU Childcare Department, this family night is open to all Native American families and will include a Smash Bros Tourney for ages 6-17 and played out on one of the movie projection screen! 🎮 📽 🎮

See the flyer for more details.

06/08/2026

The photo galleries for the 46th annual Restoration Gathering are live!

To see the Pow-Wow, Pageant, Parade, and more, click here: https://pitu.gov/2026-pow-wow/

Thanks to everyone who attended and everyone who helped bring the event to life.