The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians is a sovereign Tribal Nation based in Peshawbestown, Michigan. Guided by respect for its ancestors, the Tribal Council works to support the well-being of present and future members. The Band’s government and departments provide a broad range of services spanning health, housing, education, cultural preservation, public safety, natural resources, and community support.

Programs and services include a health clinic, dental care, elder services, youth programs, higher education support, and the Strongheart Center. Cultural offerings include Anishinaabemowin classes, the Eyaawing Museum, and traditional arts and craft activities. The Band also provides tribal court services, law enforcement, emergency management, fire and rescue, conservation programs, and housing assistance. Its public resources include membership information, forms, job opportunities, notices, and updates on tribal government and community events. The website shares GTB News, event calendars, and links to departments, statutory materials, and public information. Through these services and programs, the Grand Traverse Band supports its members while sustaining its culture, governance, and community life.