Tribal Transit
Burns Paiute Tribe
Tribal Transit Services
We are located in the Administration Building, 100 Pasigo, Burns, OR 97720
Special Transportation Funds (STF) Program:
Objective: To provide and maintain a Tribal Transit Service for the handicap, Seniors and low-income members on the Burns Paiute Reservation and the General Public residing in the Cities of Burns and Hines.
5310 Enhanced Seniors & Disabled Program:
Objective: To improve the ability of seniors and disabled persons to ride our Tribal Transit Service on our scheduled routes.
Special Transportation Improvement Funding (STIF) Program:
Objective: New Oregon Legislative Directive to improve the funding of all transportation systems within the State of Oregon; maintain continued transportation funding without any disruption for funding.
Remember! The bus service is FREE!
Call 541-589-0057 to hitch a ride!
Tribal Transit on Demand Service
Hours of operation
Tuesday – Saturday 8 am-7 pm
1st Saturday of each month will be an out-of-town trip
(Sign up required, please inquire with driver)
Phone number (541) 589-8353
Flyers and Documents
We are proud of Carla Teeman representing the Burns Paiute Tribe in such a positive way!
Notifying the Public of Rights Under Title VI
BURNS PAIUTE TRIBE
BURNS PAIUTE TRIBE operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Any person who believes she or he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with the Burns Paiute Tribe.
For more information on the Burns Paiute Tribe’s civil rights program, and the procedures to file a complaint, visit our office at: 100 Pasigo Street, Burns, Oregon 97720
BPT Transit Maps
STIF plan member names and classifications
(cited in reference to Article 5 Membership)
(cited in reference to Article 5 Membership)
a) To be qualified to serve on the Committee, an individual must:
- Reside or work within the Burns Paiute Tribe’s boundaries and;
- Be knowledgeable about the public transportation needs of residents or employees located within or traveling to and from the Reservation.
b) At least one member from each of the following, who shall be a person:
- With low-income, or a person from a low-income household, as defined in Article 3, who uses transportation services within the Reservation, or a representative of low-income persons or households who use transportation services within the Reservation; and
(Desiree Sam) - Who is a senior or elderly individual or an individual with a disability, as defined in Article 3, and uses transportation services within the Reservation, or a representative of seniors or people with disabilities who use transportation within the Reservation; and
(Elise Adams and Keith Kennedy)
3. A public transportation service provider representative, as defined in Article.
(Carla Teeman)
Documentation Links
The Tribe’s Educational Program’s priority is every day, in every classroom, every student is learning and achieving. This will be achieved through quality teaching and strong teacher student relationships, local leadership partnerships and place-based solutions with key focus on: Performance and Accountability, Data-driven regional planning and action, aligning system to enable education provision.
Reminder:
Virtual Tutoring (Elementary, Middle & High School); Monday and Wednesday; 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM;
Link: meet.google.com/tsu-uamf-cic
Please join us!