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Hupa Language Leader Selected for Grant to Support the Hupa Language Nest Project

First Nations Development (First Nations) has announced the 10 outstanding Indigenous leaders selected for the 2023 Cohort of the Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship. Conceived and facilitated by First Nations and The Henry Luce Foundation (Luce), the fellowship – now in its fourth year – is designed to identify, support, and convene Native American knowledge holders…

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Celtor Chemical Works Superfund Site to Be Cleaned a Second Time by U.S. EPA

More Contamination Identified After 1980s Cleanup By Allie Hostler, Two Rivers Tribune The United States Environmental Protection Agency is soon to begin a second major cleanup of the Superfund site known as Celtor Chemical Works in the area of Red Rock in Hoopa after additional mine waste contaminated with lead and arsenic were discovered in…

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Marshall named Little 4 Boys Athlete of the Year

By Ray HamillHumboldtSports.com For the second straight year, a Hoopa Warrior has been named a Humboldt Sports Little 4 athlete of the year. After an outstanding senior year in three different sports, Gerard Marshall is the 2023 Little 4 Boys Athlete of the Year. He joins 2022 graduate Savannah Colegrove, who was named last year’s…

Open Letter From Chairman Joe Davis to the Hoopa Valley Tribe Community On the Local Drug Epidemic

Dear Hoopa Community, On September 20, 2021 the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council declared a state of emergency due to the local drug epidemic. Since that time, we have renewed our efforts to address this terrible crisis in our community. With this letter, I would like to share with you some of the ongoing efforts and…

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Hoopa Valley Tribe to Begin Climate Adaption Plan

Governor’s Office of Planning and Research to Fund Planning Process Press Release, Hoopa Valley Tribe The Hoopa Valley Tribe is pleased to announce that the Climate Adaptation Plan has been selected as a recipient of the Round 1 Adaptation Planning Grant Program in the amount of $338,448, provided by the Governor’s Office of Planning and…

Hoopa Valley Tribe Receives $4.5M from Coastal Conservancy to Support Pine Creek Land Acquisition

10,300 acres of ancestral territory to be reclaimed by Tribe By Allie Hostler, Two Rivers Tribune The Hoopa Valley Tribe’s effort to reclaim more than 10,300 acres of their ancestral territory is one $4.5 million step closer to reality. The California Coastal Conservancy pledged to disburse the $4.5 million to the Hoopa Valley Tribe at…

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Hoopa Valley Tribe’s K’imaw Medical Center is Recipient of Indian Health Service $2 Million Clinic Expansion Grant

The Hoopa Valley Tribe’s healthcare entity, K’ima:w Medical Center, has been awarded $2 Million for Clinic expansion and modernization. This award was part of the Indian Health Service total funding of $24 million to 12 tribes and tribal organizations across the nation as part of a competitive Small Ambulatory Program to fund construction, expansion or…

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Interact In Service

San Mateo High School’s Interact Club, a youth organization under the Rotary Club, visited Hoopa last week bringing with them a refurbished play structure to install at Tish Tang Campground. The 10 youth each paid $100 to participate in the service trip and were accompanied by Rotary Club members from Foster City and San Mateo.…

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Hoopa Valley Tribal Forestry to Undertake $1.1 Million Five-Year Project to Prevent Spread of Sudden Oak Death

Good Neighbor Project with BLM Part of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Allie Hostler, Two Rivers Tribune Many forest land stewardship projects are underway in and around the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. One recently announced will reduce the threat of Sudden Oak Death spreading onto the Hoopa Reservation from the Redwood Valley area. On Friday, the Bureau…

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Caltrans and the Hoopa Valley Tribe Celebrate Clean California and Partnership

Allie Hostler, Two Rivers Tribune Caltrans co-hosted a Clean California Community Celebration with the Hoopa Valley Tribe as part of Community Days – Spring Into Action! Caltrans Director Tony Tavares and Hoopa Valley Tribe Chairman Joe Davis signed a proclamation celebrating the partnership at the ceremony held last Saturday at Pookey’s Park. Chairman Davis declared…

Hupa Language Leader Selected for Grant to Support the Hupa Language Nest Project

Celtor Chemical Works Superfund Site to Be Cleaned a Second Time by U.S. EPA

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Hoopa Valley Tribe Council Swearing In Ceremony

Aug 10, 2023

Today, several incumbents and newly elected council members committed to their oath of office during a swearing in ceremony held at the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s headquarters in Hoopa. Each of the newly-elected and re-elected Council Members gave a brief acceptance speech and thanked their constituents. Incumbent Joe Davis was sworn in to serve his second…

Apr 4, 2023

Please join us to review the Masterplan concepts developed for the Rodeo Grounds and Pookey’s Park. Representatives from the Planning Department and the designers will be on hand to collect community feedback that will be incorporated into the final design for these two Hoopa Four Project sites. 2 Free Public Meetings: Wednesday April 12th @…

Special Two-Day Indian Will Estate Planning Clinic

Mar 24, 2023

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Agricultural Needs Presentation

Dec 13, 2022

Come to our agricultural needs presentation, this Wednesday at 5:30 PM! The Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Planning Department has formed a partnership with University of Southern California IPPAM Capstone Class. Through this partnership, USC students conducted a community survey to gather information regarding our agricultural needs. The USC students would like to share the data results…

Nov 30, 2022

The Hoopa Valley Tribe would like to Congratulate the Winners of the Community Needs Assessment Prize drawing! The winners were chosen by a random electronic process. 1st Place: Kellie Vaughn2nd Place: LeLoni Colegrove3rd Place: Joe Davis We would like to thank all members who participated!

Indian Will and Estate Planning Clinic

Nov 23, 2022

Come to our estate planning clinic on December 8th, at the Hoopa Valley Fire Department Fire Hall. Click here to view the flyer and get more information. Update 12/7/2022: this clinic has been cancelled due to weather.

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About Hoopa Valley Tribe

We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Hoopa Valley Indians, and cooperating and collaborating with Federal, State, and local Governments.

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Hoopa Valley Tribe

11860 State Hwy 96

PO Box 1348

Hoopa, CA 95546

Phone: 530-625-4211

Fax: (530) 625-4594

Hupa Language Leader Selected for Grant to Support the Hupa Language Nest Project

Celtor Chemical Works Superfund Site to Be Cleaned a Second Time by U.S. EPA

Marshall named Little 4 Boys Athlete of the Year

Open Letter From Chairman Joe Davis to the Hoopa Valley Tribe Community On the Local Drug Epidemic

Hoopa Valley Tribe to Begin Climate Adaption Plan

Hoopa Valley Tribe Receives $4.5M from Coastal Conservancy to Support Pine Creek Land Acquisition

Hoopa Valley Tribe’s K’imaw Medical Center is Recipient of Indian Health Service $2 Million Clinic Expansion Grant

Interact In Service

Hoopa Valley Tribal Forestry to Undertake $1.1 Million Five-Year Project to Prevent Spread of Sudden Oak Death

Caltrans and the Hoopa Valley Tribe Celebrate Clean California and Partnership

Hupa Language Leader Selected for Grant to Support the Hupa Language Nest Project

Celtor Chemical Works Superfund Site to Be Cleaned a Second Time by U.S. EPA

Looking for a Hoopa Tribal Phone or Fax Number?

Hoopa Tribal Snapshot News

Hoopa Valley Tribe Council Swearing In Ceremony

Aug 10, 2023

Rodeo Grounds and Pookey’s Park Concepts Review

Apr 4, 2023

Special Two-Day Indian Will Estate Planning Clinic

Mar 24, 2023

Agricultural Needs Presentation

Dec 13, 2022

Community Needs Assessment Drawing Winners

Nov 30, 2022

Indian Will and Estate Planning Clinic

Nov 23, 2022

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