Today the Crow tribe will break ground on the Apsaalooke Warriors Apartment Complex, a 15-room complex that will serve the homeless veterans of the Crow Reservation. The Crow Reservation is home to more than 400 veterans, and far too many are without a home to call their own. Unfortunately, this struggle goes largely unseen. As Crow Vice Chairman Dana Wilson has said: Homelessness is invisible because the Crow always take care of each other. It is not uncommon to see 10 to 20 people living in a home. I am grateful to see the Crow Tribe's commitment to addressing this problem and giving our warriors a home of their own. I also want to thank Vice Secretary Shawn Backbone, Vice Chairman Dana Wilson, Secretary AJ Not Afraid, and the director of Crow Veterans Affairs, Paul Little Light, for their efforts to make this project a reality and to serve Crow veterans. Your work is deeply appreciated. ____________________
Steve Daines: “Today the Crow tribe will break ground on the Apsaalooke Warriors Apartment Complex, a 15-room complex that will serve…”
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