Reintegration Program (RIP)
Muscogee Nation Reintegration Program (RIP)
The mission of the MCN Reintegration Program (RIP) is to protect the public by offering quality reentry services to Mvskoke citizens and re-invest positive citizens back into our communities.
If you would like to apply for Reintegration services please fill out the Intake Form and submit it to the Reintegration office for approval. You may submit your intake by mail, fax, email, or visit our office. Contact our office to submit intake by email.
If you have any questions about the Reintegration Program, or would like a tour of the campus, please feel free contact Mark Harjo.
Reintegration@MuscogeeNation.com
Adult Reintegration Program
Services
- Housing
- Food & Clothing
- Transportation
- Legal Aid Services
- Case Management
- License Reinstatement
- Drug Treatment
Eligibility Criteria
- Must have a felony conviction
- Must be an enrolled Creek citizen
- Must be able to pass a drug screening
- Must reside within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Jurisdiction
- Pre-release 6 months, or post-release 2 years
- No active warrants
License Reinstatement Program
The License Reinstatement Program can assist citizens with covering fees or providing resources for the following services listed below.
- Reinstatement Fee
- Interlock Device Fee
- ADSAC Assessment
- Victims Impact Panel
- Other services may be discussed with Case Worker
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be justice involved
- Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe
- Reside within Muscogee (Creek) Nation Jurisdiction
- Must be able to pass a drug screening
Required Documentation
- Citizenship Card
- Driver Compliance Worksheet for Reinstatement
- ADSAC Assessment Documents
- Interlock Device Documents
Substance Abuse Services Program (SASP)
The Substance Abuse Services Program (SASP) can assist citizens with covering fees or providing resources for the following services listed below.
- Drug/Alcohol Assessment
- Inpatient Treatment
- Victims Impact Panel
- Other services may be discussed with Case Worker
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be justice involved
- Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe
- Reside within Muscogee (Creek) Nation Jurisdiction
- Must be able to pass a drug screening
Required Documentation
- Citizenship Card
- Driver Compliance Worksheet for Reinstatement
- ADSAC Assessment Documents
- Interlock Device Documents
Batterers Intervention Program (BIP)
The Batterers Intervention Program (BIP) can assist citizens with covering fees or providing resources for court ordered batterers intervention programs.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be sentenced in any state court with MCN District Court preference
- Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe
- Reside within Muscogee (Creek) Nation Jurisdiction
- Must be able to pass a drug screening
Required Documentation
- Citizenship Card
- Driver Compliance Worksheet for Reinstatement
- ADSAC Assessment Documents
- Interlock Device Documents
Youth Reintegration Program
Services
- Mentorship
- Education & Career Development
- Food & Clothing assistance (case by case basis)
- Courtroom Advocacy
- Goal Setting
- GED Placement
- Impaired Vision Course
- Community & School Speak Outs
- Community Service Projects
- Cultural Activities
- Networking with other MCN Resources
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe
- Between the ages of 13-21
- OJA/TJJ
- At-Risk
- Reside within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation jurisdiction
Required Documentation
- A valid form of ID
- OJA Referral Papers (If applicable)
- School Transcript
Contact Youth Reintegration Program
For more information regarding youth services please contact a Youth Advocate.
Fiber Technician Training Program
The training will be delivered as traditional, face-to-face, instructor led format. Training will last for 8 weeks, with a four-week paid internship immediately following. Certificates of Achievement will be earned upon completion of the training courses.
This short course training program is designed to train individuals in the Fiber Technician trade. Covered topics will include: Pole climbing, including learning to climb in the power zone, “jigging” or pulling fiber from start to finish, fiber splicing (residential and commercial), learning to splice, hanging strand and fiber, and lashing them together, hanging self-support and sagging to proper tension, and troubleshooting. OSHA 10-hour training and CPR certification are also included.
Enrollment
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Materials Provided
- Student climbing gear; required to be used during the duration of the training.
- Course materials/supplies;
- Pre-test and post-test exams;
- Certificate of completion.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be 18 years of age.
- Must pass a physical, and drug screening.
- Must be willing to travel for work.
- Must provide funding source for tuition fees.
This training currently has an employment placement rate of 100%. Seven companies are currently in partnership with OSUIT to provide internships and employment upon completion of the program. These companies include: Ervin Cable, Superior Utilities, and USA Cable.
Contact Fiber Technician Training Program
Mark Harjo, Outreach Specialist
Programs
- Adult Program
- License Reinstatement
- Substance Abuse Services (SASP)
- Batterers Intervention (BIP)
- Youth Program
- Fiber Technician Training
Muscogee Nation Reintegration Program (RIP)
Monday–Friday; 8am–5pm
Main: (918) 549-2620
Main: (918) 652-2676
Toll-free: 1 (800) 259-1059
Fax: (918) 652-2678
Email: Ervagrtengvba@ZhfpbtrrAngvba.pbz
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LEADERSHIP
Tony Fish, Manager
Tony (918) 549-2638
LOCATION
Reintegration Program
615 East Corporation Street
Henryetta, OK 74437
ATTN: MCN Reintegration Program
PO Box 580
Okmulgee, OK 74447
Letters of Support
Associate District Judge Martin, District Court for the State of Oklahoma, Okmulgee County
Leah Russell, Project Coordinator, Tribal Access to Justice Innovation
Kameron Harvanek, Warden, John Lilley Correctional Center
Bobby Boone, Deputy Director, Oklahoma Department of Corrections







