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$7,300 to Manistee County District Health Department for partial funding to upgrade the security system for the health department office.

$9,000 to Bear Lake Township Fire Department for partial funding to purchase 12 SCBA MSA carbon fiber bottles.

$9,000 to Cleon Township Fire Department for the purchase of refurbished hydraulic extraction equipment components.

$20,150 to Medical Care Facility to purchase and install cameras and recording equipment to monitor all entrances and exits at the facility.

$23,100 to Manistee County Firefighters Association for partial funding to properly outfit a training facility.

Revenues were distributed to local public safety, schools and governments including: The LRSB considered 20 grant applications for cycle one 2016 and was able to grant revenues to all applicants. “We are pleased to see how the revenues benefit both our Tribe and our neighbors.”

“Tribal gaming continues to provide a positive economic impact to both the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians and our local community,” said Tribal Ogema Larry Romanelli. Under the gaming compact and amendment between the Tribe and the State of Michigan, the Tribe mutually agreed to make annual distributions to the LRSB, which distributes the funds to local governments and schools in the area.

The Cycle II 2016 payment represents two-percent of the slot revenues from the Tribes Little River Casino Resort over the past six months. In June, the Little River Band gave the LRSB a check for $710,408. This second payment of 2016 brings the total amount of local revenue sharing payments to $32,147,224 since the casino opened in 1999. The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians presented a check Thursday to the Manistee County Local Sharing Revenue Board for $878,424. MANISTEE CO, Mi (WPBN/WGTU) - Nearly a dozen organizations in Manistee County will get some financial help thanks to the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians.

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