Eisele, Kevin

Frontier Communities, Inc is a Montana Nonprofit Corporation based in Billings, MT. They are a hometown builder that focuses on providing high-quality homes in Southern California, specifically in San Bernardino County. With a strong attention to detail and a passion for craftsmanship, Frontier Communities ensures that every touchpoint, from design to customer service, reflects their commitment to excellence. They offer a range of move-in ready homes and have a variety of communities to choose from, including Alicante in Victorville, Desert Willow Ranch in Hesperia, Diamond Ridge in Victorville, and Diamond Ridge IV in Victorville. Frontier Communities prides itself on being all about people, and they are dedicated to helping individuals and families find their dream homes. They offer various home sales events throughout the year, providing opportunities for buyers to find their perfect home at a great value. With a team of experienced real estate professionals, Frontier Communities is ready to assist customers with any questions they may have and provide personalized service throughout the home-buying process.Generated from the website

The Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council (RMTLC) serves the Indian Peoples of Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho, focusing on preserving their homelands and defending their treaty rights. The council acts as a unified voice, offering support and a platform for consultation and enlightenment among tribal communities. RMTLC engages in various programs aimed at promoting the common welfare of Indigenous peoples, including health education resources and initiatives like the Tribal Prevention Initiative and the Transitional Recovery program. Their commitment extends to addressing pressing issues such as the Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons crisis and Medicaid expansion resources. Generated from the website

The Billings Area Indian Health Service office in Billings, Montana, is responsible for providing public health, environmental health, healthcare services, and community-based disease prevention services to over 70,000 American Indian and Alaska Native individuals in Montana and Wyoming. They work in collaboration with tribal leadership, healthcare partners, and other organizations to enhance the physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being of the American Indian and Alaska Native population in these two states. With seven IHS-operated Service Units, three tribally-operated health departments, and five Urban Indian health programs, the Billings Area Indian Health Service office is dedicated to delivering comprehensive healthcare services and raising the health standards of the American Indian and Alaska Native communities they serve.Generated from the website