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Learn about the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians and the Coyote Valley Tribal Office — dedicated to preserving Pomo culture, supporting community well-being, and driving economic growth in Mendocino County, California. sho:wdaxa:y (Coyote Valley) Howling News & Events Elders Bingo Night Brings Community Together at Coyote Valley Coyote Valley Health and Human Services was proud to host our recent Elders Bingo Night at the Coyote Valley Wyndham Hotel, welcoming not only our elders but the broader tribal community for an evening of connection, laughter, and fun. The event brought together more than 50 community members, creating a warm and lively atmosphere filled with friendly competition and shared stories. Read More... Community Salmon Smoking Demo and Dinner March 18th & 19th Join us for a special Community Salmon Dinner at the Dance Grounds, where community members will gather to share a traditional meal, connect with one another, and celebrate culture. The day will begin with the traditional smoking of salmon starting at 10:00 AM, honoring time-held preparation methods. Dinner will be served beginning at 5:00 PM, providing an opportunity for families, elders, and youth to come together, enjoy good food, and strengthen community connections. All community members are welcome to attend and share in this evening of food, culture, and fellowship. Read more... Positive Indian Parenting Class- Starts March 24th Positive Indian Parenting is an 8-week class designed to support Native parents and guardians in reconnecting with traditional Indigenous child-rearing teachings while learning practical tools for today’s parenting challenges. This culturally grounded program strengthens family bonds, builds confidence, and empowers caregivers to raise strong, resilient future generations. Read more... 2025 Tree Lighting Celebration About yaʔ dakhe The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is a sovereign Tribal Nation committed to preserving our culture, traditions, and self-governance. Located in Redwood Valley, California, we strive to protect our people, land, and resources while fostering a strong, thriving community for future generations. Our Government Tribal Council Our History Our Culture Departments The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is dedicated to serving our community through a variety of departments that provide essential programs and services. Each department plays a vital role in supporting the well-being, growth, and prosperity of our Tribe. Administration & Finance Housing Department Gaming Commission Education Department Health & Human Services Environmental Department

Howling News and Events February 17, 2026 MMIP Feather Alert Community Training Join our Feather Alert Training! Learn how to quickly respond to missing Indigenous persons and help raise awareness about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) crisis. Dinner provided — all ages welcome! Read more about event March 3, 2026 Positive Indian Parenting Class Starts March 24th Positive Indian Parenting is an 8-week class designed to support Native parents and guardians in reconnecting with traditional Indigenous child-rearing teachings while learning practical tools for today’s parenting challenges. This culturally grounded program strengthens family bonds, builds confidence, and empowers caregivers to raise strong, resilient future generations. Read more about event February 11,2026 Situational Awareness Defense Class Join us for an empowering free self-defense class designed to build confidence, awareness, and practical skills you can use in real-life situations. This interactive session focuses on strengthening both mindset and movement, helping participants feel more prepared and secure in their daily lives. Read more about event February 5,2026 Elders Bingo Night Brings Community Together at Coyote Valley Coyote Valley Health and Human Services was proud to host our recent Elders Bingo Night at the Coyote Valley Wyndham Hotel, welcoming not only our elders but the broader tribal community for an evening of connection, laughter, and fun. The event brought together more than 50 community members, creating a warm and lively atmosphere filled with friendly competition and shared stories. Read more about event January 9, 2026 Honoring Our Roots: Casino Tent Farewell & Community Park Dedication Join us as we come together to honor and acknowledge the history of our beloved Casino Tent before its demolition and the transformation of the space into a new community park. This meaningful ceremony will include an opening prayer, reflections on the tent’s history, light refreshments, and the presence of Tribal Council and Chief as we respectfully close one chapter and welcome a new beginning for our community. Read more about event November 4,2025 Triple P Positive Parenting Program Coyote Valley Health & Human Services and First 5 Mendocino is proud to offer the Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) — a free, evidence-based course designed to help parents and caregivers build strong, healthy relationships with their children. Over eight weeks, families will learn practical strategies to manage common parenting challenges, encourage positive behavior, and reduce stress at home. Each class includes a family-style dinner, childcare, and supportive discussions in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Join us to discover small changes that make a big difference — creating more smiles, less stress, and stronger families. Register by November 11,2025 November 4,2025 Youth Substance Prevention Basketball Tournament Get ready for an exciting weekend of community, competition, and connection! Coyote Valley Health & Human Services invites you to our Youth Substance Prevention Basketball Tournament, happening November 22–25 at the Coyote Valley Gym. This event brings together youth and families to promote healthy, drug-free lifestyles through teamwork, sportsmanship, and culture. Join us as we celebrate resilience, wellness, and the power of positive choices — both on and off the court. There will be great games, prizes, and community resources to support our youth in staying active and substance-free. Come cheer on your teams and be part of this inspiring event! Register Here! September 22,2025 Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter: Issue #5 Coyote Valley is excited to share Issue #5 of the Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter! This edition is filled with important updates from across our departments, highlighting the great work happening throughout our community. You’ll also find news on upcoming economic development projects that will create new opportunities and growth for Coyote Valley. Stay connected, stay informed, and celebrate the progress we’re making together! Read more September 18,2025 Victims of Crime Resource Day-Hand Game Tournament Join us for the Hand Game Tournament on Friday, October 24th at Coyote Valley! Sign-ups run from 3:30pm–4:30pm, with games starting at 5:30pm and dinner at 6:00pm. Teams of 3–5 players are welcome, with at least one youth required per team. Come enjoy a fun evening of competition, culture, and community—plus a chance to win great prizes! Read more July 23,2025 Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter Issue 4 The latest edition of the Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter — Issue #4 — is now out! This issue highlights some of the most exciting moments from the past quarter, including a vibrant recap of the 29th Annual Big Time Celebration, where community, culture, and tradition came together in a powerful way. We also honor and celebrate the achievements of our 2025 graduates, showcasing their hard work and bright futures. Plus, the Environmental Department shares important updates on ongoing initiatives to protect and preserve our land and natural resources. It’s been a busy and meaningful season — be sure to read the full issue to stay informed and connected with everything happening in Coyote Valley! Read more July 7,2025 Big Time, Big Thanks! Share Your Thoughts & Help Us Grow Thank you all for joining us at our 29th Annual Big Time! We had an absolute blast celebrating culture, community, and tradition together — your presence truly made it a success. We’re always striving to enhance these gatherings and would greatly value your insights. Please take a moment to click the link and complete our quick feedback survey. Your thoughts help us continue to grow, honor our heritage, and make each Big Time even more memorable. Take Survey July 3,2025 Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter Sign-up Click the link to sign up and get the Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter delivered straight to your email inbox. It’s an easy way to go green while staying connected — you’ll never miss the latest community news, events, and important updates. Sign up today and be in the know! Sign-up! July 3,2025 Community Input Submissions Due July 15th The deadline to submit your community news for the next Coyote Valley Newsletter is July 15th. If you have any announcements — birthdays, anniversaries, achievements, or other updates — we’d love to include them and help celebrate your special moments. Please reach out and share your news with us by the deadline so we can feature it in our upcoming issue! Inquire March 24,2025 2nd Edition: Coyote Valley Connection Newsletter The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is a sovereign Tribal Nation committed to preserving our culture, traditions, and self-governance. Located in Redwood Valley, California. We are thrilled to share the latest developments in our mission to make a positive impact in our community. This quarterly newsletter aims to keep you informed about our initiatives, achievements, and upcoming events that contribute to the well-being and growth of our tribe. We strive to protect our people, land, and resources while fostering a strong, thriving community for future generations. Read More... April 30, 2025 Tribal Member Art Contest **CLOSED **Calling All Coyote Valley Tribal Artists! Showcase your creativity on the Tribe’s official holiday cards and birthday cards this year! Selected artwork will be featured on the cards and highlighted with an "About the Artist" spotlight. Submission Details: Tribal members may submit one entry per category (holiday card and birthday card). Four winners will each receive a $200 prize! Open to enrolled Coyote Valley Tribal Members of all ages. Apply Now Click the image above to submit your artwork or learn more. For questions, contact Member Services at 707-472-2205 or email memberservices@coyotevalley-nsn.gov. We can’t wait to see your creativity shine!

The Health and Human Services Department (HHS) facilitates a variety of health and social services to eligible members of the Tribe and their families. MAKE YOUR HEALTH A PRIORITY Our Services The Health and Human Services Department (HHS) is dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of health and social services designed to support the well-being of eligible Tribal members and their families. Through a culturally responsive and community-centered approach, HHS offers programs that promote physical, mental, and emotional health while addressing social determinants that impact overall quality of life. These services may include primary healthcare, behavioral health support, substance abuse prevention and treatment, family and child welfare services, elder care, nutritional assistance, and community outreach initiatives. By integrating traditional healing practices with modern medical and social resources, HHS strives to empower individuals and families, enhance community resilience, and ensure access to essential care and support systems. SEARCH SERVICES Indian Health Service (IHS) is a federal agency under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that provides comprehensive healthcare services to Native American and Alaska Native communities. IHS works to enhance the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of Tribal members by offering medical, dental, behavioral health, and preventive care. Indian Health Services Learn More Tribal Nutrition Assistance Program provides nutritious food and resources to support the health and well-being of eligible Tribal members and their families. The program helps address food insecurity by offering access to wholesome foods, nutrition education, and culturally relevant dietary support to promote overall wellness. TNAP (Tribal Nutrition Assistance Program) Learn More Crisis and Victim Services at Coyote Valley provide immediate support, advocacy, and resources for individuals and families experiencing trauma, violence, or crisis situations. Our team offers confidential assistance, safety planning, emotional support, and connections to legal, medical, and counseling services. OVC (Crisis & Victim Services Learn More Opioid Prevention Program provides education, resources, and support to prevent opioid misuse and addiction within the Coyote Valley community. Opioid Prevention Program Read More Native Connections is a youth suicide prevention program at Coyote Valley that focuses on promoting mental health, cultural identity, and community support for Native youth. SAMHSA Native Connections Read More Youth Substance Prevention Program at Coyote Valley empowers Native youth with education, support, and resources to prevent substance use and promote healthy lifestyles. YSPP (Youth Substance Prevention Program) Read More The Coyote Valley ICWA program is dedicated to protecting Native children and ensuring they are treated fairly. Our advocates are knowledgeable and effective, actively advocating for children, securing a Tribal presence, and providing strong, engaged representation in all proceedings. ICWA Read More Elders Bingo Night Brings Community Together at Coyote Valley Feb 5 Becoming a Tribally Approved Home: A Path to Strengthening Our Coyote Valley Community. Aug 26, 2025 Sacred Roots: Honoring the End of a Powerful Chapter in Tobacco Prevention Jul 16, 2025 Latest Updates Search Services Application Period Closing No upcoming deadlines Areas of Interest Children & Youth Health & Wellness Family Elders Education & Training Community Services Housing Culture Government Transportation Economic Development Gaming Commission Bernadette Mora Health and Human Services Director Contact Us We’re here to support you and your family with essential health and social services. Whether you have questions, need assistance, or want to learn more about our programs, our team is ready to help. Location: Coyote Valley Health & Human Services Department 7601 N. State St.,Redwood Valley, CA 95470 Phone Mail (707) 472-3000 outreach@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm Closed on Weekends & Tribal Holidays You can also stay connected with us on social media for updates, resources, and community events! First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

The Food Service Program at Coyote Valley provides nutritious snacks and lunches to children 17 and under through the California Department of Education, offering balanced, seasonally tailored meals that support healthy growth and are shaped by community and youth input. FOOD SERVICES PROGRAM Food Program Children 17 years and younger are eligible to receive portion snacks during the academic school year & portion lunch during summer breaks through the California Department of Education food program. Each meal is portioned to give children the necessary nutrients needed daily. Snacks are mandatory to offer at least two out of the five food groups & three out of the five food groups for lunch meals. Meals are cycled every fifth teen days giving children a variant of options each week. Menus are created by community, staff and children’s input. As seasons change throughout the year so does menu production. Meals offer during winter & fall focus on hot components as spring & summer focus on cold components making food consumption more pleasing to children. Services-Family The Coyote Valley Education Department partners with the California Department of Education Food Program to provide nutritious meals to support the health and well-being of Tribal youth. Eligibility: Children 18 years and younger Meal Offerings During the Academic School Year – Portion snacks are provided. During Summer Breaks – Portion lunch meals are available. Nutritional Standards Each meal is carefully portioned to provide children with the necessary daily nutrients: ✔ Lunch & Supper meals include at least five out of five food groups. Menu Rotation & Seasonal Adjustments Meals cycle every 20 days to ensure variety and balanced nutrition. Menus are developed with input from the community, staff, and children. Seasonal Menu Adjustments: ✔ Fall & Winter – Warm, comforting meals with hot components. ✔ Spring & Summer – Cool, refreshing meals designed for warm weather. This program ensures that children receive delicious, well-balanced meals that support their growth and development. For more information, please contact the Coyote Valley Education Department. Bryant Hererra Community Engagement Specialist Contact Phone: (707) 472-2226 email: educationdirector@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Bryant Hererra Food Schedule Click here>>

The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is a federally recognized Tribe located in the heart of Mendocino County, Redwood Valley, California, USA. The reservation is approximately 82.36 acres of trust land. Department Directors Bryant Hererra Education Director Hello everyone, my name is Bryant M. Herrera, and I’m the Education Director for your Tribe. I’d like to take a moment to share a bit about myself. My passion for education began more than twenty-five years ago when I was a freshman in high school. I was given the opportunity to work with children in after-school programs across the Ukiah Unified School District, an experience that sparked my lifelong commitment to helping children in education. After high school, I began working with the Coyote Valley Tribe as their middle and high school tutor. Through dedication, persistence, and a genuine passion for helping students, I was entrusted with opportunities to take on new roles and greater responsibilities. Nearly two decades later, I am honored to serve as the tribe’s Education Director. I am deeply grateful to the Coyote Valley community for their trust and support throughout my journey. It has truly been a privilege to watch the youth grow and see how far their journeys have taken them. Here’s a little about me outside of work. I was born and raised in the Ukiah/Redwood Valley area, and at a young age me and my family were blessed to adopt my two nieces and nephew, a decision that has had a huge impact on who I am today (love you guys!). I’ve always had a passion for sports, whether it was playing or watching, I never miss a chance to support my favorite teams (Go Giants & 49ers!) and watch them live. Music is another big part of my life; I love going to concerts and music events with my cousins and friends, discovering new artists, and being open minded to new genres. When I’m not immersed in sports or music, I’m usually deep into a Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) campaign, exploring new worlds, creating characters, and enjoying the friendship and camaraderie the board game brings. Richard Campbell Environmental Protection Director/Interim Plant Operations Director Richard H. Campbell Jr. is a dedicated Tribal Government professional and environmental leader, deeply rooted in the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians community. The grandson of Walter Henry Campbell and Margaret Beeson Campbell, a proud Hopi, and the son of Richard Campbell Sr., affectionately known as “Chief,” Richard proudly carries forward a family legacy of leadership, cultural pride, and community service. With four years of service on the Tribal Council, Richard currently serves as the Director of the Environmental Protection Department, where he leads initiatives to protect local streams, rivers, and natural resources. He is a key contributor to several major tribal projects, including casino and hotel development, low-income housing, and water infrastructure. His work reflects a strong commitment to sustainability, regulatory compliance, and the future well-being of his community. Richard’s path began with his first summer job as a youth worker under EPA Tom Ramos—a formative experience that sparked his passion for environmental stewardship. Over the years, he has been mentored and inspired by respected leaders, including the late Chairman Bubba Feliz, whose dedication to the tribe continues to influence Richard’s work and values. A proud father of five children, ranging in age from 30 to 9, Richard’s personal and professional lives are guided by a deep love for family, heritage, and community. He believes in empowering future generations through service, tradition, and resilience, and remains dedicated to preserving the land and culture of Coyote Valley for those to come. Bernadette Mora Health and Human Services Director For those who may not know me, my name is Bernadette Mora. I am a member of the Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, the daughter of Ronald Knight, Sr., and the great-granddaughter of Alice Connor-Elliott. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a double major in Economics and Gaming Management from the University of Nevada, Reno. Since 1994, I’ve had the privilege of working with Tribal communities, gaining deep insight into the unique needs, priorities, and the complex challenges we face. Over the years, I’ve developed expertise in policy development, needs assessments, event planning, and—most notably—in successfully managing millions of dollars in grant funding. I’m known for my strong leadership, commitment to seeing difficult projects through, and my ability to build cohesive, high-performing teams. But beyond the professional, I am first and foremost a mother to six incredible boys—Joel, CJ, Sammy, Marcus, Elijah, and Legend. I am a fierce competitor with a lifelong passion for basketball, both as a player and coach. Raising my sons, coaching them, and staying active in sports has brought me great joy and also taught me invaluable lessons in humility, patience, and maintaining a work ethic that pushes me—and those around me—to go the extra mile. As I look ahead, I remain committed to serving our people with integrity, passion, and purpose. I believe that our communities deserve bold, thoughtful leadership—grounded in tradition and focused on sustainable growth. Whether it’s through continued service, new initiatives, or collaborative partnerships, I’m ready to take the next step forward with you. Thank you for taking the time to get to know me. I’m excited for what comes next, and I invite you to join me in building a stronger future for our Tribal communities—together. Government Mission, Vision, & Core Values RFP's Tribal Police Tribal Court Culture Art Foods Housing Language History Migration Story Homeland European Contact Removal Indian Territory Turn of the Century Present Day Economic Development CEDCO CVRE CVEE Careers Employment Information Open Casino Positions Open Tribal Positions Thomas Hernandez Facilities and Lands Director Tomas Hernandez Facilities & Land Administrator – Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Tomas Hernandez serves as the Facilities & Land Administrator for the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians, where he oversees the planning, development, and maintenance of Tribal lands, facilities, and infrastructure. With more than 25 years of professional experience in finance, project management, and community development, Thomas brings a strong business foundation and a deep commitment to the Tribe’s long-term sustainability and self-determination. Before joining Coyote Valley, Thomas served as Grants Director for the Pinoleville Pomo Nation, where he secured and managed critical funding opportunities and improved operational efficiency across departments. His professional history also includes two decades in mortgage lending and real estate throughout Northern California, where he earned recognition as a top-producing loan officer and built a reputation for integrity, accuracy, and client-focused service. A graduate of Skidmore College with a degree in Biology, Thomas applies analytical insight and collaborative leadership to every project he undertakes. His work continues to reflect a commitment to stewardship, economic growth, and improving the quality of life for the Coyote Valley community.

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The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Student Rental Assistance Program supports eligible Tribal Member students with monthly rental payments while attending college full-time and maintaining good academic standing. STUDENT RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM The Student Rental Assistance Program is designed to support eligible Tribal Member students by providing financial assistance for housing while they pursue higher education. This program helps reduce housing expenses, allowing students to focus on their academic success. Services-Students The Student Rental Assistance Program is designed to support eligible Tribal Member students by providing financial assistance for housing while they pursue their college education. Eligibility: Must be a Tribal member of Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Must be enrolled full-time in a college or university. Must maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher. Must not be placed on academic probation. To apply, please contact Paul Fernandez or Bryant Hererra. Program Benefits Monthly Rental Assistance – Up to $300.00 per month will be paid directly to the student’s landlord. How to Apply Interested students should contact the Coyote Valley Education Department for an application and further details on how to qualify. This program helps ensure that students can focus on their education without the added stress of housing costs. Paul Fernandez Deputy Director of Administration Bryant Hererra Education Director Contact Phone: (707) 472-2207 email: pfernandez@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Paul Fernandez Events No events scheduled Phone: (707) 472-2226 email: educationdirector@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Bryant Hererra

The Sacred Roots Program at Coyote Valley supports Native youth with education, mentorship, and culturally based activities to prevent substance use. By strengthening cultural identity and resilience, it promotes healthy choices and long-term well-being. Environmental Education & Youth Workforce The Environmental Education & Youth Workforce program empowers young people to become active stewards of the land through hands-on learning and cultural connection. Youth participate in community cleanups, watershed care, and recycling initiatives while engaging in science-based environmental training that builds real-world skills. The program also supports Earth Day and other community environmental events, fostering awareness and responsibility. Through cultural stewardship and ecological learning, youth gain the knowledge and experience needed to protect the environment for future generations. Services-Family Contact Us Program Details: Youth involvement in cleanup, watershed care, and recycling Earth Day and community environmental events Science-based environmental training Cultural stewardship and ecological learning Richard Campbell Jr. EPD Director Contact Phone: (707) 472-8950 email: epddir@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Richard Campbell Events No events scheduled

Amanda Pulawa serves as Treasurer of the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians, bringing dedication and expertise to managing the Tribe’s financial health and supporting initiatives that strengthen the community’s growth and well-being. Coyote Valley Tribal Council Back Amanda Pulawa Treasurer, Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Elected in 2024 Amanda Pulawa has served as Tribal Treasurer on the Coyote Valley Tribal Council since January 2019. Her dedication to this role has deepened her passion for community service and inspired her to pursue a degree in Business Accounting and Management, further strengthening her leadership and financial stewardship. Committed to advancing her community, Amanda is passionate about youth programs, environmental stewardship, and economic development within tribal government. Her professional background reflects a strong foundation in community-centered work, with previous roles including Preschool/Daycare Assistant, Youth Coordinator, EPA Administrative Assistant, and various positions within the Gaming Commission, including Commissioner. Beyond her professional contributions, Amanda has actively served on several key committees, including the Coyote Valley Education Center Parent Committee, the Pinoleville Head Start and Early Head Start Policy Council, and Coyote Valley 4-H. In these roles, she has consistently advocated education and youth empowerment. A devoted mother of five and proud grandmother of two, Amanda cherishes time spent with her family and finds joy in nurturing strong bonds and cultural traditions. She is also a gifted artist, known for crafting traditional regalia dresses for women and girls—an expression of her deep respect for heritage and cultural continuity. In addition, she lends her creativity to community events, designing vibrant decorations that bring warmth and celebration to tribal gatherings. Often called upon for her festive touch, Amanda pours her heart into everything she does, uplifting those around her with her passion, creativity, and generous spirit.

The Health and Human Services Department (HHS) facilitates a variety of health and social services to eligible members of the Tribe and their families. Safe Homes, Strong Communities, Brighter Futures. APPLY About Us The Tribal Housing Department serves our Native community by providing low to moderate-income housing on the reservation and offering a number of other services and assistance programs to members on and off the reservation. Our NAHASDA grant and other tribal revenue support our tribal housing community and various community programs like the Homeless Prevention and Student Rental Assistance program. The Department works in conjunction with the Health and Human Services and Education Departments to provide services to the community. The Housing Department currently employs a full-time Housing Director, Housing Coordinator, a Housing Maintenance Supervisor, and Maintenance Technician. SEARCH SERVICES Our Services This program was designed to provide rental assistance to eligible Tribal Member students. Monthly rental payments of up to $300.00 will be paid to the landlord of each eligible Tribal Member student while the Tribal Member attends college. Student Rental Assistance Program Read More The program is designed to assist eligible tribal members with temporary housing in emergency and homeless situations. Program services include paid temporary hotel stay situation while acquiring permanent residency, and temporary relocation assistance in emergency situations. Community Services Homeless Prevention Services Read More The Emergency Housing Assistance Program provides financial assistance for its low, to moderate-income tribal members facing unique emergency situations that require them to relocate or maintain secure, safe, sanitary, and adequate housing for themselves and their families living off the Tribe’s reservation. Community Services Emergency Housing Assistance Program Read More The BIA Financial Assistance and Social Services program provides General Assistance: Cash assistance to meet the essential needs of food, clothing, shelter, and utilities. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps keep families safe and healthy through initiatives that assist families with energy costs. The tribe provides federally funded assistance in managing costs associated with home energy bills, energy crises, and weatherization and energy-related minor home repairs. BIA & Heap Utility Assistance Program Read More Search Services Application Period Closing No upcoming deadlines Areas of Interest Children & Youth Health & Wellness Family Elders Education & Training Community Services Housing Culture Government Transportation Economic Development Gaming Commission Paul Fernandez Deputy Director of Administration Contact Us We’re here to support you and your family with essential health and social services. Whether you have questions, need assistance, or want to learn more about our programs, our team is ready to help. Location: Coyote Valley Tribal Administration Office 7601 N. State St.,Redwood Valley, CA 95470 Phone Mail (707) 472-2298 housingcoordinator@coyotevalley-nsn.gov Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday: 8:30am to 5:00pm Closed on Weekends & Tribal Holidays You can also stay connected with us on social media for updates, resources, and community events! First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!