Avi Suquilla Airport Manager Joshua Philipps
Article written By CRIT Media Reporter Ariana Romero Photography by Naythen T. Lowe Parker’s best kept secret, nestled over the hill is the Colorado River Indian Tribes(CRIT), Avi Suquilla Airport. From his office, Airport Manager Joshua Philipps enjoys a clear view of the airport runway stretching across the desert floor and the iconic view of […]
CRIT Housing Improvement Program
Story Time with a Cop
The CRIT Library was buzzing with excitement August 7th, as children and families gathered for a special Story Time and Cookies event with CRIT Police Officer Andrea Eddy. Officer Eddy’s lively reading of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff had the children so excited they could hardly sit still. After the […]
First Day Smiles at CRIT Head Start
On August 8th three and four year old CRIT Head Start students took their first steps into a brand-new school year. From excited smiles to a few brave tears, these little learners were ready to take on their first day. Students were welcomed through a colorful tunnel, stopped to wash their hands and then headed […]
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Tribal Elders Enjoy Hawaiian Themed Event
Tribal Elders gathered for an unforgettable day of games, delicious food, and incredible entertainment. Elders enjoyed a hearty lunch, a beautiful fruit display, and variety of desserts in a festive Hawaiian atmosphere. Guests at the recent Elders Luncheon had the chance to win raffle prizes and participate in games such as Simon Says, Hula Hoop, […]
Frank Martinez Jr.- 45 Years of Service
Frank Martinez Jr. was recently recognized for his dedicated years of service to Colorado River Indian Tribes. Frank began his career with CRIT on July 7, 1980 as a Mechanic I in the Auto Shop Dept. Over the past 45+ years, he has earned numerous certifications, each one reflecting his dedication to keeping CRIT’s vehicles […]
New Wardens For CRIT Game & Fish
Please give a warm welcome to CRIT Fish & Game’s new wardens to its team, Madison Schmeling and tribal member Brandy Eddy. Both women bring unique experience, a love for the outdoors, and an exciting step forward for diversity in the department as the only two female wardens on the team. Brandy Eddy previously worked […]