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

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

Administers a variety of health care programs.

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.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Yavapai and Apache tribes. The area includes the tribal communities of Camp Verde, Clarkdale, Middle Verde, Rimrock, and Tunlii. Processes applications for tribal membership.

The tribal council is made up of elected officials who plan, coordinate, and administer programs serving members of the Hopi Tribe. Processes applications for tribal membership.

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.

Council of elected officials administers programs serving members of the Havasupai Tribe. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response throughout the reservation.

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Navajo Tribe. The reservation is located in northeast Coconino County, and northern Apache and Navajo counties; and parts of New Mexico and Utah. 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.

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.

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

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Southern Paiute Tribe. Located in northern Arizona and southeastern Utah. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response throughout the reservation.

The tribal council is made up of elected officials who plan, coordinate, and administer programs serving members of the Hopi Tribe. 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 Yavapai Tribe. 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 Apache Tribe. Processes applications for tribal membership.

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

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Yaqui Tribe. Agendas and meeting information are available online. The Reservation is located between Tucson and Sahuarita. Four main communities are not contiguous and include Old Pascua Village east of I-10 in Tucson, Barrio Libre in South Tucson, Yoem Pueblo in Marana, and Guadalupe near Tempe.

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

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Quechan Indian Tribe. Lands include parts of Arizona and California in the US, and borders Baja California in Mexico. Processes applications for tribal membership.