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Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe Official Website

• Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Council
• CONTACT:
  • Email: tgrs@sauk-suiattle.com
  • Phone: 360-436-0131 OR 866-214-7285 (toll free)
• Documents & Forms
  • Constitution - Article II. Membership
  • Constitution - Article III. Governing Body; Sections 1-4.
  • 2018 Election Ordinance - Article 5; Sections 5.01-5.02; Article 6; Section 6.01
    • Any Sauk-Suiattle tribal member who is at least eighteen years of age on Election Day is eligible to vote.
    • An individual who is excluded or removed from the Eligible Voter List may appeal to the Tribal Council.
    • Click on the link to the document above to read further.
    • (1) In order to be a candidate in the election, an individual must be at the time of filing Candidacy Application Form: (i) An enrolled member of the Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe; and (ii) At least 21 years of age.
    • (2) Disqualifying criteria for candidacy: (i) No member of the Election Board shall be eligible to be a candidate in the current election, even if that individual shall resign from the Election Board prior to Election Day.
• While the Sauk-Suiattle Tribe does not have any K-12 schools under its Education Department, it does operate a state-licensed pre-K facility (ECEAP) that serves the tribe, as well as surrounding Snohomish and Skagit County areas.
  • Find Your School and School District

Council Meetings

Constitution - Article VI. Time and Place of Regular Meetings and Procedure; Sections 1-6

• No information is provided about tribal member attendance of meetings, except at the annual meeting (held for all members)
• No information is provided about where to find meeting agendas and minutes for regular or special tribal council meetings

Council Members

Councilmembers are elected every three years.