Cherokee Car Tag Campaign

SAVINGS THROUGHOUT OKLAHOMA

CHEROKEE NATION CAR TAGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO AT-LARGE CITIZENS. All Cherokee Nation citizens living in Oklahoma now may purchase Cherokee tags for cars, trucks and recreational vehicles.

Citizens in Mayes, Muskogee, Rogers, Tulsa and Wagoner counties may purchase tags at the same rate as citizens living in Cherokee Nation’s jurisdiction—an average savings of 54% on tax and 26% on tag. Citizens in all other Oklahoma counties save 10 percent off the Oklahoma tag and tax rate.

That means real savings for you, your family or your family-owned business.

Visit any Cherokee Nation tag office or purchase by mail.

• Show your Cherokee pride.

• Support Oklahoma schools, law enforcement and road improvements.

• Save money.

Contact us today for full details, the list of documents you’ll need to provide and to find the tag office closest to you. www.cherokee.org/services/tagoffice tags@cherokee.org | (918) 453-5100

Cherokee Nation P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, OK 74465

Presort FIRST CLASS U.S. POSTAGE PAID TULSA, OK PERMIT NO. 932

YOU ASKED

WE DELIVERED CHEROKEE NATION CAR TAGS NOW ARE AVAILABLE TO AT-LARGE CITIZENS. All Cherokee Nation citizens living in Oklahoma now may purchase Cherokee tags for cars, trucks and recreational vehicles.

Citizens in Mayes, Muskogee, Rogers, Tulsa and Wagoner counties may purchase tags at the same rate as citizens living in Cherokee Nation’s jurisdiction—an average savings of 50 percent. Citizens in all other Oklahoma counties save 10 percent off the Oklahoma tag and tax rate.

That means real savings for you, your family or your family-owned business.

Visit any Cherokee Nation tag office or purchase by mail.

• Show your Cherokee pride.

• Support Cherokee Nation programs, which have a $1.3 billion positive impact on Oklahoma.

• Save money.

Contact us today for full details, the list of documents you’ll need to provide and to find the tag office closest to you. www.cherokeetags.com

Principal Chief Bill John Baker and Deputy Principal Chief S. Joe Crittenden

tags@cherokee.org | (918) 453-5100

FOR A STRONGER COMMUNITY WHEN YOU PURCHASE A CHEROKEE VEHICLE TAG, YOU’RE BUILDING STRONGER OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES. Now, all Cherokee Nation citizens living in Oklahoma may purchase Cherokee vehicle tags. It’s easy, and it’s making a difference.

Proceeds from tags support public education, road projects and local law enforcement, like the funding of Mayes County’s search and rescue operation, including the vehicle, bloodhound “Little Ann,” and her search and rescue training. With help from Cherokee tag dollars, the sheriff’s office is prepared for wilderness tracking, natural disasters and locating missing people.

To get your Cherokee tag, visit any Cherokee Nation tag office or purchase by mail.

• Show your Cherokee pride.

• Save money.

• Support Oklahoma schools, law enforcement and road improvements.

Contact us today for full details, the list of documents you’ll need to provide and to find the tag office closest to you. www.cherokeetags.com tags@cherokee.org | (918) 453-5100 Mayes County Deputy Kyle Wilson, Little Ann and Sheriff Mike Reed.

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