On October 6th, the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe hosted over 500 guests at a dinner gala to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the conclusion of the Tribe’s successful fight to obtain full federal recognition as a sovereign Tribal Nation. With October 6th declared...

Will Pray at Snoqualmie Falls on Friday, June 21 Beginning at 6 AM Every year at Snoqualmie Falls, the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe observes the National Day of Prayer to Protect Native American Sacred Places. This year the event will take place on Friday, June 21, 2019...

Elect Five Tribal Council Members and Two Alternates Enrolled members of the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe held elections at their Annual Meeting on Saturday, May 11, 2019. Tribal Members voted for candidates to serve in five Tribal Council and two Tribal Council Alternate...

Snoqualmie Indian Reservation – The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe is celebrating the conclusion of their successful advocacy effort that will greatly expedite the completion of safety improvements on State Route 18 in East King County, adjacent to the Tribe’s reservation....

Please note that the Tribal Council recently approved updates to the Burial and Funeral Assistance Benefits: The Burial and Funeral Assistance Benefit has been increased to $30,000. The Burial Pre-planning benefit has been increased to allow for up to $15,000 of your...

Dear Snoqualmie Tribal Members, The Tribal Council is pleased to introduce two new tax-free programs for Snoqualmie Tribal Members under the General Welfare Plan. The Tribal Council has been working diligently to create Major Home Repair Assistance and General Welfare...

The official list of candidates for the May 11, 2019 Tribal Council Election has been released. The link below will allow you to view the list in PDF format. A hardcopy of this list is also being mailed to all Tribal Members   Official Candidates List

Donation will support City of Snoqualmie efforts to alleviate traffic at SR 18/Parkway interchange NOQUALMIE, WA – On March 27th, 2019 the Snoqualmie Tribe Impact Mitigation Committee voted to contribute $75,000 to the City’s effort to raise matching funds for a...

Bill Passes Senate to Protect Aquatic Habitat from Dangerous Practice SNOQUALMIE, WA – After years of advocating for regulatory reform of suction dredge mining activity in Washington State’s streams and rivers, the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe is celebrating progress in...

SNOQUALMIE, WA  – Today, Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Tara Sweeney announced that the Secretary of Interior may continue to accept land into trust status for the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe. The long-awaited decision resolves a challenge to the Tribe’s federal...