The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is a Federally Recognized Sovereign Tribal Nation, located in Redwood Valley, Mendocino County, California.

The Coyote Valley Reservation is approximately 70 acres and is located in Mendocino County, California. The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Tribal Membership is comprised of 317 enrolled members. Of that number, about 170 reside on the reservation. The governing body of the Tribe is the Coyote Valley Tribal Council which is comprised of 7 tribal members who are elected by the Tribe's General Council. The Coyote Valley General Council is comprised of all adult voting members of the Tribe.

This site is intended to provide The Coyote Valley tribal membership, friends and visitors to the site with useful information about the Tribe and assist our members with access to information related to tribal programs and services. We also share with the Community through these pages, our history and culture. Thank you for visiting the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Tribal Website.

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Department of Interior Upholds Coyote Valley Council in Tribal Governance Dispute

Decision by Board of Indian Appeals Says Bureau of Indian Affairs Improperly Intervened in Tribal Conflict. See the Tribe's Media Release Here.

View the Decision of the Interior Board of Indian Appeals

Look @ Our Newsletter

Checkout our newly designed issue of the Tribal Newsletter

Tribal Election Board & Independent Election Firm Certify December 6, 2011, Tribal Elections

Community Parks Project Update

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