Find services for enrolled Yavapai-Apache Nation members, community residents and families.
Start with the type of help you need. Eligibility, service areas and required documents differ by program, so each guide explains what to ask and where to confirm current information.
Trash pickup, oversized items, housing, repairs, utilities, roads and questions about receiving mail.
Medical care, wellness, recovery support, food assistance, child and family services, safety and victim support.
Student support, higher education, scholarships, job search, workforce training and WIOA services.
Elder advocacy, meals, transportation, wellness checks, home support and caregiver questions.
Tribal Court procedures, probation, wellness court, police, fire and emergency-management information.
Use the step-by-step help guide or browse the complete department directory.
Keep away from traffic and call Yavapai-Apache Nation Public Works at (928) 567-3649. Give the road name, nearest address or landmark, direction of travel and a description of the hazard. If a crash or immediate traffic danger exists, call 911.
For a Nation-managed line, road leak or utility problem, call Public Works at (928) 567-3649. For a leak inside a Tribal Housing home, also call Tribal Housing at (928) 567-4191. Keep people away from sewage or standing water. Call 911 if flooding threatens people, traffic or electrical equipment.
Do not leave furniture, appliances, tires or large piles beside the road until pickup is approved. Call Public Works at (928) 567-3649. Give your physical address, community, regular pickup day and a description of the items.
Do not enter the site or place yourself in danger. If someone could be injured immediately, call 911. Otherwise call the Yavapai-Apache Police Department at (928) 649-7142 and report the exact location, what you see and whether equipment or an open trench is involved.
Do not touch needles, chemicals, unknown liquids or hazardous material. Call YAPD at (928) 649-7142 to report suspicious or unsafe dumping, and call Public Works at (928) 567-3649 for removal guidance. Call 911 for fire, fumes, injury or immediate danger.
Call Tribal Administration at (928) 567-1002. Give your address, community and a short description. Administration can direct you to the Nation department responsible for that location or service.
Emergency: Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent police, fire or medical help.
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Independent guide: Program details, eligibility, hours and contacts should be confirmed with the Yavapai-Apache Nation or the organization providing the service. Official Nation information is available at yavapai-apache.org.