Oversees the daily operations of the tribal government, ensuring the implementation of policies and programs that serve the Moapa Band of Paiutes community. It manages key departments and provides essential services to tribal members.
Manages housing programs, including homeownership assistance, rental properties, and maintenance services. The department works to improve living conditions and expand housing opportunities for tribal members.
TERO ensures fair employment opportunities for tribal members by enforcing hiring rights, supporting workforce development, and assisting with job placement within tribal and contracted businesses.
Maintains official tribal membership records and processes applications for enrollment. This department ensures compliance with tribal enrollment criteria and assists members with documentation and verification.
Oversees the tribe’s IT infrastructure, digital communications, and cybersecurity. This department ensures reliable technology services for tribal government operations and community access.
The Vocational Rehabilitation program helps tribal members with disabilities achieve employment through training and support services, while the Child Care program provides financial assistance and access to quality childcare services for working families.
Composed of appointed or elected members, committees focus on specific areas such as governance, economic development, cultural preservation, and community welfare. They play a vital role in shaping policies and tribal initiatives.
Responsible for maintaining public safety, law enforcement, and emergency response within the reservation. Officers work to protect tribal members, property, and visitors while upholding tribal laws.
The Moapa Band of Paiutes Tribal Court oversees legal matters within the community, handling civil cases, family law, and other judicial proceedings while upholding tribal laws and sovereignty.
A tribally owned business providing fuel, dining, and retail services to travelers and the local community. It serves as an economic hub that supports tribal revenue and job opportunities.
Focuses on environmental protection, land conservation, and natural resource management. This department works to preserve the tribe’s land, water, and wildlife for future generations.
Stay updated on upcoming tribal gatherings, cultural celebrations, and community events. Check back regularly for event details, dates, and announcements.
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Yucca Mountain in Nevada was proposed as a nuclear waste storage site but remains controversial due to political, environmental, and tribal opposition.
