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Updated: 9/1/2021Declaration of State of Emergency?Order to Shelter-in-Place/Stay-at-Home?Curfew Implementation?Travel RestrictionsFace Mask Requirement on Tribal LandsTribe-Specific COVID-19 InformationTravel Restriction ComponentsGeneral Community Guidance
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Tribal NationWebsiteHelplineHotlineEmailFacebookText Updates
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Ak-Chin Indian CommunityYeshttps://www.ak-chin.nsn.us/ See Tribal website for updates under "Order of the Chairman"
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Cocopah Indian TribeYesSee Tribe's Facebook page for ongoing updates.
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Colorado River Indian TribesYes - 3/13/20203/19/2020 (updated)YesAny travel that is not an essential government function is banned until the coronavirus is contained. Critical services not impacted.See Tribe's Facebook page for ongoing updates.
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Fort McDowell Yavapai NationYes - 3/18/2020Yeshttps://www.fmyn.org/On July 29, President Burnette addressed a letter to tribal membership. Due to the Delta variant virus, all persons on the Nation will wear a face mask in public at all times (this includes non-vaccinated persons), except patrons of the enterprise.
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Fort Mojave Indian TribeIssuedNo
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Gila River Indian CommunityYes - 3/13/20203/13/2020 (updated)Yeshttp://grhc.org/coronavirus/520-550-6079Suspends all travel for Community employees for next 30 days unless deemed necessary and approved by the Executive Office.On August 6, Executive Order No. 12 was issued to address the rising cases of COVID-19. Gatherings are restricted to no more than 15 people, persons over 2 years of age shall wear a face mask inside any public building (regardless of vaccination status), all teachers, staff, students or visitors to any school on the reservation shall wear a protective face mask, regardless of vaccination status, schools will resume in-person student learning and urge all community members to receive the vaccine.
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Havasupai TribeYes - 3/20/20203/13/2020YesThe Havasupai Council is not restricting essential travel in and out of Supai for Tribal Members at this time. The Council strongly encourages Tribal Members suspend all non-essential travel at this time.
Consultants to the Tribe who regularly visit Supai are encouraged to cancel in-person meetings until April 14, 2020.		On August 3, the Tribal Council lifted the stay-at-home order and instituted procedures to allow the safe return of tribal members to Supai. Supai is still closed to tourists.
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Hopi TribeYes - 3/17/20203/23/2020 (updated)YesSTAY-AT-HOME ORDER ISSUED through at least April 17, 2020As of May 20,2021, face masks are required. The Tribe posted the following:
The Hopi Tribe has issued an executive order for the third part of its phased reopening; Hopi Villages & communities that can satisfy Center for Disease Control “gating” criteria can begin phase three re-opening, however each Village may make its own re-opening decisions; that visits to senior care facilities can resume, large gatherings, eating out & ceremonies may happen under physical distancing & sanitation protocols schools & youth facilities can reopen if social distancing & infection control practices can be maintained, the executive order also states that employers may resume unrestricted staffing of worksites; Businesses must be able to demonstrate engineered workplace settings that build in social distancing & protections for staff. On July 29, the Hopi Tribal Council declared an emergency and natural disaster on the Hopi reservation due to flooding.
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Hualapai TribeYes - 3/18/20203/19/2020Yeshttps://hualapai-nsn.gov/https://www.facebook.com/Hualapai-Tribe-Response-110802903886147
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Kaibab Band of Paiute IndiansYesYeshttps://www.kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov/Non-essential travel for employees and travel is being implemented.
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Navajo NationYES
Issued: 3/12/2020

Executive Order related to updated: 11/13/2020		YESYES
Curfew: 9pm-5am		YesYeshttp://www.ndoh.navajo-nsn.gov/COVID-19Mental Health Helpline: 928-810-7357 (8am-5pm)928-871-7014 (8am-5pm)coronavirus.info@nndoh.org@navajodepthealthFor updates, text "NAVAJONATION" to 888777 OR register online at www.nnalert.comSTAY-AT-HOME ORDER ISSUED for NN

CURFEW IMPLEMENTED: 9pm to 5 am		OPVP closed all NN government offices and enterprises from November 16, 2020 to December 6, 2020. This may be extended beyond December 6, 2020 on recommendation of the Navajo Health Command Operations Center.
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Pascua Yaqui TribeYes - 3/19/20203/12/2020 (updated)Yeshttps://www.pascuayaqui-nsn.gov/index.php/covid-19520-570-7888Suspends all travel in US and abroad until further notice
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Fort Yuma Quechan Indian TribeYes
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Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian CommunityYes - 3/18/2020Yeshttps://srpmic-nsn.xfr.me/covid-19/480-362-2603Encouraging self-monitoring and practicing recommended preemptive measures to minimize, prevent and reduce risk of exposure to and from COVID-19.

Community will continue to impose restrictions on public gatherings, meetings of any kind, services, programs, etc. to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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San Carlos Apache TribeYes - 3/14/20203/14/2020 (updated)Yes1-833-361-9550Travel for business of the Tribe and its subsidiary economic development enterprises is suspends for next 30 days.Travel requests considered and approved on case-by-case basis.Directors of each of the Tribe's departments, programs, and agencies to put plan in place for employees to work from home. Employees who cannot placed on Administrative Leave for 30 days beginning 3/14. Essential staff and services to remain/continue to be provided.

Gatherings of more than 100 people, excluding religious activities, traditionanl ceremonies, economic development, and healthcare enterprises, are prohibited.
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San Juan Southern Paiute TribeYes
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Tohono O'odham NationYes - 3/13/20203/10/2020YesAll employee travel restricted. Until further notice, employee travel to CA, WA, NY restricted - all others reviewed on case-by-case basis.
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Tonto Apache TribeYes
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White Mountain Apache TribeYes - 3/12/20203/12/2020YesAll work-related travel suspended until further notice.On July 25, the WMAT returned to Phase Three. All tribal departments remain on full-time schedule for their official business hours and open to the public by appointments only; outdoor recreation activities allowed to continue including sports and tailgate; public and family gatherings allowed, follow the indoor/outdoor policy; religious gatherings allowed to continue in a modified manner according to established guidelines; reservation wide curfew from 10pm to 5am; no wake services and only church or graveside services.
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Yavapai-Apache NationIssuedYes
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Yavapai-Prescott Indian TribeYes
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Pueblo of ZuniYes - 3/19/20203/12/2020Yeshttp://www.ashiwi.org/COVID19.html505-782-7000Restricts all unnecessary travel.
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