Providing Services to Assist Every Tribal Member

The Stillaguamish Tribal Government serves its members by providing a wide range of programs and services. Some of these involve social programs, health services, education, housing, workforce development, energy initiatives, and land management to name a few. As a Tribe, we also construct and maintain various infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public buildings. Additionally, our Tribal Government possess the power to determine our own governance structures, enact laws, and enforce them through our Tribal Police Department and Tribal Court.

The Tribe's constitution, approved by the Tribal Council on January 31, 1953, provides for the administrative responsibilities of Tribal government to be handled by the popularly elected six-member Stillaguamish Tribal Council. The Tribal Council is composed of a Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, and two Members.