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This October marks the first anniversary since the removal of the four lower Klamath dams, and scientists, advocates and Tribes are celebrating dramatic ecological improvements for the Klamath River. Ongoing scientific monitoring, which started years prior to dam removal, has enabled the documentation of significant advances in water quality, water temperatures, and the rapid return of native salmon populations to previously blocked habitats.
Please be advised, in respect for the family and friends of Ernest Silk-Hoaglin the Tribal Administration and Programs will be closed all day on Wednesday, December 6th, 2023 . Normal work hours will resume on Thursday, December 7th, 2023 at 8 A.M.
Congratulations to Jobe Thomson and Lance "Zach" Britton on completing their Bachelors Degrees! Our community is very proud of you both, and we wish you every success in your futures!
TNAP is a grant funded program made to address food instabilities in Round Valley Tribal households and to bridge the gap between monthly food assistance programs. Come to our events in this December to receive additional assistance. First come, first served. Call the child and Family Services Department for more information. 707-983-6500 Ask for TNAP.
Tribal Court Order Regarding Special Recall Election held on July 19, 2023
A call for local/regional native american artists for an exhibition at the library commons<. All mediums and styles ACCEPTED. Intake day will be Monday, September 11th at the Library Commons Room from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. For more info contact: commonsmanager@gmail.com or call Leslie Cordone at (707) 983-6982 or Carol Borden at (707) 354-1297
Provide prescribed fire training opportunities to fire practitioners while supporting management of cultural resources. This training will incorporate knowledge from the native tribes of Northern California and develop understanding about traditional and contemporary use of prescribed fire.
Due to declaring a state of emergency, the Round Valley Indian Tribes Tribal Council, at a duly called meeting on Monday April 17th, 2023, has decided to enforce the curfew for individuals who are 18 and younger, per law and order code Chapter 10 section 10.
Please see the following page for the full declaration: Declaration of State of Emergency
Please see the following page for the resolution from the Round Valley Indian Tribes, declaring a state of Emergency for the Round Valley Reservation: Resolution declaring a State of Emergency for the Round Valley Reservation
The Round Valley Tribal Council is accepting letters of interest from individuals interested in serving on the Economic Development Board.
The Round Valley Tribal Council is accepting letters of interest from individuals interested in serving on the Economic Development Board.
Please be advised that the Round Valley Tribal Council is accepting letters from individuals interested in serving on the Election Board (Board Member & Alternates), needed as soon as possible.
