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Council of elected officials administer programs serving members of the Kaibab Paiute Tribe. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Partners with tribes to help them achieve their goals for self-determination. Includes the San Carlos Apache Tribe. Offers assistance to tribes to improve their government and community infrastructure, education, job training, and employment opportunities.

Administers a variety of health care programs.

Provides tribal court, diversion, and probation and parole services.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Cocopah Indian Tribe. The reservation is approximately 6,500 acres located along the Colorado River, and is comprised of three non-contiguous districts known as the North, West, and East Reservations. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Apache Tribe. The Reservation is located between Show Low and Alpine, and south beyond Whiteriver. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Tohono O'odham tribe. The main Reservation is located between Tucson and Ajo, with its administrative center in Sells. Four of the districts are not contiguous with the main Reservation including The San Xavier District southwest of Tucson, the San Lucy District near the city of Gila Bend, the Florence Village near the city of Florence, and part of northern Sonora, Mexico.

Administers social service programs for Tribal members.

Partners with tribes to help them achieve their goals for self-determination. Includes the Cocopah and Quechan Tribes. Offers assistance to tribes to improve their government and community infrastructure, education, job training, and employment opportunities.

Partners with tribes to help them achieve their goals for self-determination. Includes the Chemehuevi, Colorado River, and Fort Mojave Tribes. Offers assistance to tribes to improve their government and community infrastructure, education, job training, and employment opportunities.

Provides education programs, library, and recreational facilities and activities for tribal members of all ages.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response throughout the reservation.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving tribal members. Processes applications for tribal membership. The Reservation is located in the metropolitan Phoenix area.

Processes applications for tribal membership. Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Apache Nation.

Processes applications for tribal membership. Issues Certificates of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) and tribal identification cards to tribal members; verifies enrollment for members requesting services through the tribe and local, state, and federal programs. Works to ensure the accuracy and confidentiality of enrollment data.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response, crime prevention information, police reports, and graffiti removal throughout the reservation.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Ak-Chin Indian Community. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving tribal members. Processes applications for tribal membership. The Reservation is made up of seven districts along the Gila River and its largest communities are Sacaton, Komatke, Santan, and Blackwater.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Mojave Indian Tribe. Lands include parts of Arizona, California, and Nevada. Processes applications for tribal membership.