Navajo Nation

Jun 24 Law and Order Committee welcomes 12 new Navajo police officers

Jun 22 BUY-BACK PROGRAM RETURNS TO NAVAJO IN 2019

Jun 22 Navajo Nation looks to continue the success of the federal Land Buy-Back Program

Jun 21 Resources and Development Committee receives report on the status of Wolf Springs Ranch

Jun 21 Budget and Finance Committee thanks NAPI and DDC enterprises for dividend contributions to the Navajo Nation (1.3 MB)

Jun 20 Red Rock community receives $1.6 million from the 23rd Navajo Nation Council for a new senior citizen center

Jun 20 PRESIDENT BEGAYE APPROVES $3M IN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS

Jun 19 Law and Order Committee hears concerns over alcohol and drug related crimes within the community of Kayenta

Jun 19 Navajo Indian Irrigation Project Negotiation Subcommittee continues to advocate for the completion of NIIP

Jun 19 NPD welcomes graduate officers from class 52

Jun 19 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee debates bill to restore Navajo Code Talker Day as a paid holiday

Jun 18 CODE TALKER SAMUEL T. HOLIDAY LAID TO REST

Jun 18 OPVP supports upgrades to tribal facilities to accommodate the disabled

Jun 17 Delegate Kee Allen Begay, Jr. advocates for the expansion of the Boys and Girls Club on the Navajo Nation

Jun 17 Navajo Nation leaders oppose challenges to the San Juan River water settlement

Jun 14 Navajo-Hopi Land Commission advocates for the Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation to fulfill “promises made” to relocatees

Jun 14 Oljato community breaks ground for new highway roundabout in Monument Valley

Jun 13 Ganado Chapter residents to benefit from heavy equipment donation from Apache County

Jun 13 Marine veteran receives new home through Navajo Nation’s partnership with the Southwest Indian Foundation

Jun 13 Navajo Nation implements Stage 2 fire restrictions

Jun 12 President, Vice President honor the life of Navajo Code Talker Samuel Tom Holiday

Jun 12 Law and Order Committee urges the Navajo Nation Division of Public Safety to implement corrective action plan

Jun 12 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee supports intervention care to increase limb preservations

Jun 12 Stage 2 Fire Restriction - Executive Order No. 11-2008

Jun 12 President Begaye advocates tribal energy resource agreements

Jun 11 Navajo Nation Council pays tribute to the life of Navajo Code Talker Samuel T. Holiday

Jun 11 Navajo Nation Council showcases Diné College’s Navajo Cultural Arts Program

Jun 11 Council Members highlight Navajo Utah issues at the Utah Tribal Leaders Meeting

Jun 11 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee supports mandatory penalties for bootleggers

Jun 11 Nation Addresses Need For Treatment Services

Jun 11 President Begaye: no uranium exploration, extraction or transportation on Navajo Lands

Jun 08 Navajo Nation Council Chamber selected for Arizona’s prestigious cultural preservation award

Jun 08 Resources and Development Committee urges Rock Springs Chapter and Navajo Land Department to resolve homesite lease issues

Jun 08 PROTECT YOUR HORSE FROM HERPES VIRUS

Jun 07 Budget and Finance Committee commends progress of the Tsaile/Wheatfields Agricultural Project

Jun 06 Delegate Nathaniel Brown advocates for Navajo miners and families at “Yes to NGS” rally

Jun 06 Tachee/Blue Gap community continues push for uranium site cleanup

Jun 06 NATION'S CREDIT RATING RAISED, PROVIDES STABILITY FOR FINANCING

Jun 04 Delegate Davis Filfred accepts award for Bears Ears advocacy (2.2 MB)

Jun 04 Resources and Development Committee approves mission site lease for The Helping Hands for Christ Baptist Ministry, Inc.

Jun 03 FOREST FIRE BURNING IN SAWMILL

Jun 01 NAVAJO NATION, NATIONAL ARCHIVES BRING TREATY OF 1868 to NAVAJO MUSEUM

Jun 01 Governor Doug Ducey joins Navajo leaders for historic signing ceremony in the Navajo Nation Council Chamber

May 31 MAY 31 PROCLAIMED AS NAVAJO NATION DAY OF PRAYER

May 31 Delegate Nathaniel Brown encourages Native youth to help end teen dating violence

May 31 Navajo Nation Council resolution becomes law to provide over $1 million for Veterans Agency Organizations

May 31 Navajo leaders honor the arrival of the Navajo Treaty of 1868 to the capital of the Navajo Nation (2.7 MB)

May 31 Navajo students to benefit from Summer Youth Employment funding

May 31 ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ONHIR PUBLIC MEETING REGARDING GAO REPORTS

May 31 Delegate Walter Phelps speaks on uranium issues at Congressional town hall

May 30 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee addresses concerns of possible closure of Middle College High School

May 30 Budget and Finance Committee begins FY2019 budget process

May 30 Law and Order Committee considers establishing a medical examiners department for the Navajo Nation

May 30 PUBLIC ADVISORY: NAVAJO NATION TREATY EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT

May 29 NAVAJO NATION STRONGLY OPPOSES GAO RECOMMENDATION ON ONHIR

May 28 NAVAJO NATION HONORS FALLEN WARRIORS ON MEMORIAL DAY

May 24 RUNNING FOR RESILIENCE STAGE 2 COMPLETE

May 23 Navajo Nation finalizes loan agreement to construct the Twin Arrows Travel Center

May 23 Resources and Development Committee approves the FY2018 Navajo Nation Tribal Transportation Improvement Program

May 23 CREDIT CARD AND ONLINE PAYMENTS TO BE ACCEPTED AT THREE MORE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS

May 23 Law and Order Committee requests police substation for Nahata Dziil community

May 23 PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT HONOR FALLEN WARRIORS

May 22 NAVAJO RUNNERS AND VP NEZ TO ARRIVE IN ALBUQUERQUE TODAY AROUND NOON

May 22 PRESIDENT BEGAYE SUPPORTS BILL TO PROTECT CHACO CANYON

May 21 St. Bonaventure Indian Mission and School celebrates the purchase of three new school buses (5.2 MB)

May 21 Navajo Nation Council welcomes participants of the 16th Annual Lori Piestewa Navajo Hopi Honor Ride to the Veterans Memorial Park

May 18 Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise presents $10 million contribution to the Navajo Nation Gaming Distribution Fund

May 18 Running for Resilience Stage Two set to begin

May 18 RUNNERS COMPLETE STAGE 1 OF RUNNING FOR RESILIENCE

May 17 Navajo Nation Council approves supplemental funding for Veterans Agency Organizations and Summer Youth Employment

May 17 Armed Forces members honored at the start of the 16th Annual Lori Piestewa Navajo Hopi Honor Ride

May 16 SUPREME COURT TO HEAR ORAL ARGUMENTS IN TWO CASES

May 16 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee affirms Navajo Nation’s sovereign status as a political government, not a racial group

May 16 Law and Order Committee supports the family of late Navajo police officer Houston J. Largo at the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service

May 16 PRESIDENT BEGAYE ADVOCATES NAVAJO HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

May 14 Navajo Nation opposes the closure of the Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation

May 13 RUNNERS TO START COMMEMORATIVE RUN TO WINDOW ROCK

May 12 OPVP CELEBRATES NAVAJO NATION POLICE OFFICER DAY

May 11 Navajo Nation Council honors law enforcement officers on inaugural “Navajo Nation Police Officer Day”

May 09 Budget and Finance Committee receives update report regarding Navajo Nation road infrastructure projects

May 08 Navajo Nation Council’s commitment to the Navajo people reflected in $100 million investment for waterlines, electric lines, and capital projects

May 08 PRESIDENT BEGAYE AND VICE PRESIDENT NEZ FUND APPROXIMATELY $100M IN POWER AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

May 07 HEALTH AND WELLNESS MOVEMENT CONTINUES WITH SHIPROCK MARATHON

May 07 MAY PROCLAIMED AS DINÉ FOSTER CARE AWARENESS MONTH

May 07 Resources and Development Committee addresses inconsistent annual rental permit fees for faith-based organizations

May 04 STATEMENT FROM KARIS BEGAYE

May 04 Navajo Nation Opposes Elimination of Federal Scholarship Funds, Further Requests Forward Funding

May 04 NAVAJO NATION KICKS OFF YEAR OF THE TREATY EVENTS

May 04 NAVAJO NATION IMPLEMENTS STAGE 1 FIRE RESTRICTIONS

May 03 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee seeks to increase funding advocacy for Navajo individuals with disabilities’

May 03 PRESIDENT BEGAYE RAISES CONCERNS ON HHS STAFF REFUSAL TO RECOGNIZE TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS AS SOVEREIGNS

May 03 APPROXIMATELY 191 FERAL HORSES PERISHED IN WESTERN NAVAJO, CLEANUP UNDERWAY

May 02 NAVAJO NATION WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH CAWCD FOR FUTURE OF NGS

May 02 Law and Order Committee directs Navajo Nation Police Department to establish a Dzil Yijiin police district

May 02 Resources and Development Committee receives report from Administrative Services Centers

May 02 PRESIDENT BEGAYE APPROVES $14.3M FOR NTU STUDENT HOUSING

May 01 SUPREME COURT AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES OF THE COURTS TO HOLD FIRST JUSTICE DAY AT NEW OFFICES

May 01 NAVAJO NATION REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION TO BIA REORGANIZATION

Apr 30 TWIN ARROWS CASINO SETS UP SHELTER FOR TINDER FIRE EVACUEES

Apr 27 THIRD ANNUAL NAVAJO NATION ECONOMIC SUMMIT FOCUSED ON DIVERSIFYING THE NAVAJO ECONOMY

Apr 26 PRESIDENT BEGAYE AND VICE PRESIDENT NEZ RECOGNIZE NAVAJO NATION TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY AND MONTH

Apr 25 Alamo community shares public safety concerns with the Law and Order Committee

Apr 24 PRESIDENT BEGAYE SAYS TRIBAL NATIONS NEED TO STRENGTHEN SOVEREIGNTY

Apr 24 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee follows up with directives regarding the Division of Aging and Long-Term Care

Apr 24 Navajo Nation Council congratulates Navajo scholarship recipients from San Juan College

Apr 24 VICE PRESIDENT NEZ MEETS WITH USACE ON FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Apr 23 Navajo leaders honor the late Paul Williams, Sr. on Navajo Nation Sovereignty Day

Apr 23 PRESIDENT BEGAYE HONORS MEMORY OF NAVAJO CODE TALKER ROY HAWTHORNE

Apr 23 Navajo Nation Council offers condolences to the family of Navajo Code Talker Roy Hawthorne, Sr.

Apr 20 Navajo Nation Council votes to fund Thoreau veterans service center

Apr 20 RUN HIGHLIGHTS NAVAJO RESILIENCE

Apr 19 Revenge Porn Act approved by Navajo Nation Council (3.9 MB)

Apr 19 Navajo Nation Council increases funding for Navajo Nation scholarships

Apr 19 NAVAJO NATION TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE FOR 150th ANNIVERSARY OF TREATY

Apr 19 Navajo Nation Council approves $14.3 million for student housing for Navajo Technical University

Apr 19 Sexual assault awareness and child safety highlighted at the start of Spring Council Session

Apr 18 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee commends Governor Ducey’s approval of bill supporting AHCCCS benefits for Navajo people

Apr 18 NAVAJO NATION OPPOSES BIA REORGANIZATION AND THE REASSIGNMENT OF CURRENT NAVAJO BIA REGIONAL DIRECTOR

Apr 18 Navajo Nation Council votes in support of investing $58 million in settlement dollars into the Síhasin Fund

Apr 18 PRESIDENT BEGAYE SWEARS IN NEW VETERANS ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER

Apr 18 Navajo Nation Council approves $100 million investment for water, electricity, and capital project improvements

Apr 17 Council approves additional funding for services to Navajo elders

Apr 17 KAYENTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT HOLDING AMNESTY DAY

Apr 17 Nazlini community celebrates the contract signing to start construction of N27

Apr 16 STATE OF THE NAVAJO NATION ADDRESS DELIVERED FOR 2018 SPRING SESSION

Apr 16 PRESIDENT BEGAYE AND VICE PRESIDENT NEZ SIGN CONTRACT TO PAVE ROAD FROM NAZLINI TO CHINLE

Apr 14 Delegate Filfred appointed as chair of the Utah Tribal Leaders

Apr 14 PRESIDENT BEGAYE SUPPORTS INCREASE TO VETERANS, PROPOSES $1.5M ALLOCATION FROM UUFB FOR NAVAJO VETERANS

Apr 13 PRESIDENT BEGAYE COMMENDS THE SIGNING OF THE ASHLYNNE MIKE AMBER ALERT IN INDIAN COUNTRY ACT INTO LAW

Apr 13 Ashlynne Mike AMBER Alert in Indian Country Act signed into law

Apr 13 Health, Education, and Human Services Committee receives report from senior centers regarding issues with Chinle NAAA

Apr 12 Speaker Bates advocates for balanced energy development to Congressional members

Apr 11 NAVAJO NATION MOVES FORWARD WITH ROAD IMPROVEMENTS IN BLACK MESA AREA

Apr 11 PIÑON CHAPTER RECEIVES EMERGENCY TRANSPORT TRUCK

Apr 11 Resources and Development Committee supports sanctions on the Division of Economic Development

Apr 11 NAVAJO NATION FILES SUIT AGAINST OPIOID MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND PHARMACIES

Apr 10 Law and Order Committee issues a “do not pass” recommendation to amend the Criminal Code related to marijuana and industrial hemp

Apr 06 President Begaye advocates Diné Bizaad as a first language

Apr 05 Diné Food policy emerges out of Diné Bich'iiya' Summit

Apr 05 Delegate Kee Allen Begay, Jr. continues to advocate for the construction of the Dzil Yijiin Judicial District facility

Apr 05 Budget and Finance Committee receives update on sanctioned chapters

Apr 04 State-of-the-art Wellness Center opens doors to the public

Apr 03 PRESIDENT BEGAYE SALUTES THE SERVICE OF CODE TALKER NAGURSKI

Apr 03 Family of late Navajo Code Talker Adolph Nagurski receives the Congressional Silver Medal

Apr 03 PRESIDENT BEGAYE EXPLORES BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY, SEEKS TO DIVERSIFY NAVAJO ECONOMY

Apr 02 PRESIDENT BEGAYE ADDRESSES NAVAJO HEALTH CONCERNS WITH OMH DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY

Apr 02 NAVAJO NATION, NEW MEXICO CONSULTATION ON NAAA REALIGNMENT MARKS STEP FORWARD

Apr 02 NAVAJO PREP DAZZLES WITH TECH ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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