All of our activities, seminars and classes are open to the public.
You do not need to be a tribal member to participate or attend.
We are always looking for creative and talented people who are willing to help out with events and classes.
If you would like to contribute or join in on an activity, let us know through our contact page.
All of our members earn their living through hard work and a minimalist lifestyle.
We support each other with donations and fundraising activities throughout the year.
All of our efforts are for sustaining ourselves and our families which makes all of our activities not for profit.
The Secretary of State for the State of Washington has the KiKiallus Indian Nation listed as a Not for Profit organization.
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The Tribal Council of the Kikiallus Indian Nation announced the formation of its Tribal Police Department and swearing in of officers on July 10, 2021.
Robert Margulies; a retired US Navy combat veteran and retired Reserve Police Officer for the City of Connell WA, was sworn in as Chief of Police by the Council. The newly appointed Police Chief then led the appointed Officers in the oath of office.
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There is quite a bit of inacurate and mis-information available on the internet about the Kikiallus Tribe. Here are the facts...
The KiKiallus Nation is a signatory tribe named within the first paragraph of the Point Elliot Treaty 1855
In 1855 the Cheif of the KiKiallus tribe was among the tribal leaders that signed the original document.
The Govenors Office for Indian Affairs website has this information transcribed for ease of reading:
The Indian Education website has the KiKiallus Indian Nation listed in the 'Non-Federally Recognized Tribes in Washington State' catagory.
KiKiallus Nation - Heritage, Pride and Honor of the Great Northwest
