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Coyote Valley Tribal Council

Patrick Naredo

Patrick Naredo
Member at Large, Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians
Elected February 14, 2023
 

Patrick Naredo is a seasoned executive board member with over 18 years of success in tribal government and economic development. He is currently a member of the Coyote Valley Tribal Council and serves on the boards of several tribal enterprises, including Coyote Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO), Coyote Valley Entertainment Enterprise (CVEE), Coyote Valley Hospitality Corporation (CVHC), Coyote Valley Retail Enterprises (CVRE), and Coyote Tribal Holdings Corporation (CTHC).

In his role on the Tribal Council, Mr. Naredo has played a pivotal role in the Coyote Valleys economic development. He has overseen the development and implementation of several successful economic development projects, including:

  • A 7,500-square-foot convenience store and gas station complex. This project has provided jobs for tribal members and has improved the tribe's economic self-sufficiency.

  • A 1,500-square-foot mini casino. This project has been a great success, generating additional gaming revenue for the tribe and creating jobs for tribal members.

  • A 54,000-square-foot casino. This project is a major economic driver for the tribe and provides hundreds of jobs.

  • A water treatment facility that has improved the quality of drinking water for the tribe. This project has provided additional jobs and allows the tribe to be self-sufficient.

  • A wastewater treatment facility that has reduced the tribe's environmental impact. This project has protected the environment and has saved the tribe money on its wastewater disposal costs.

  • 28 new houses that have provided affordable housing for tribal members. This project has improved the quality of life for tribal members and has helped to reduce poverty on the reservation.

  • A 2,400-square-foot community building that is used for a variety of events, including family events and community meetings. This building has been a valuable resource for the tribe and has helped to promote community cohesion.

  • 50,000-plus acres of Civil improvements for current and future development, infostructure and landscaping have made the tribe's land more attractive for residents and visitors. The site work projects continue to created jobs and boost the tribe's economy.

In addition to his work on economic development projects, Mr. Naredo has also spearheaded several key initiatives that have contributed to the tribe's economic growth. He played a vital role in renegotiating the tribe's gaming compact with the State of California and the memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Mendocino County. As a result of his efforts, the tribe was able to secure a more favorable compact and MOU agreement, which will enable it to generate more revenue from gaming. He has also been instrumental in the development of the tribe's master planning and strategic planning. Mr. Naredo brings a strong business acumen and extensive experience to the government and CEDCO subsidiaries, where he provides valuable insights and advice on important decisions related to operations, procurement, budgeting, contracting, and development.

Prior to his career in tribal government, Mr. Naredo held positions in the engineering design field, where he honed his skills in cross-disciplinary and cross-sector communication and project management. This experience has been invaluable in his work on economic development projects, as it has allowed him to work effectively with people from different backgrounds and disciplines.

Mr. Naredo is known for his strong work ethic, strategic vision, and dedication to improving the lives of his people. He brings a heightened level of stability, institutional knowledge, and leadership to the team and is a valuable asset to the Coyote Valley Tribe and is poised to continue to play a significant role in the tribe's future government programs and economic development.

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