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TERO  


The role of TERO is also to protect the tribal rights of preferential employment, training, and business and economic opportunities on or near the Smith River Rancheria. TERO works actively in the business community in achieving compliance with hiring Native American qualified workers.

Staff

Darrell MoorheadDarrell Moorehead– TERO Officer
Office 707.487.9255 x 3120
Email dmoorehead@tolowa.com

Programs and Projects

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Mission

” The mission of the Office of TERO at the Smith River Rancheria is to
help improve the quality of life for our Tribal members and other Native
American families.  This will be accomplished through opportunities that
can assist them in pursuing quality jobs or careers with livable wages.”
~ Darrell Moorehead

Additional Information & Resources

We have compiled a library of useful TERO, employment, and job placement training (JP&T) documentation, for you to utilize in your on-going career. Feel free to use this information especially if you are just starting out.

TERO Complaint Form *NEW*
TERO Permit Application
TERO Ordinances
TERO Contractors Questionnaire
New Skills Bank Form
On-Call Employment Application
TERO Job placement and Training policy
JP & T Cover Letter 2009 – 6
Application For Assistance
JP & T Self Sufficiency Plan
JP & T Training Verification
JP & T Voucher