The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe is a Federally-Recognized Indian Tribe composed of descendants of the Duwamish and Upper Puyallup Peoples who inhabited Central Puget Sound for thousands of years before non-Indian settlement.
Our Duwamish ancestors were this land’s first caretakers. Like Muckleshoot Tribal members today, they lived in Seattle and communities between the Cascade Mountains and Salish Seas. As a Sovereign Tribal Nation led by an elected council, we actively invest in our community, sustain our environment, and contribute to regional economy.
Our commitment to protecting our people and communities brought us through the Tribe’s darkest times and continues to guide us today as we move into a new era of prosperity and empowerment. Our dedication to self-reliance, securing our rights, and upholding our sovereignty has never been stronger.
Muckleshoot traditions, arts, and the spirits of our ancestors define where we came from, who we are today, and where we are going. Our survival and continued growth hinges on teaching our children history, culture, and leadership skills so they may carry our mantle for generations to come.
Muckleshoot Tribal Members can find news, events, resources, opportunities and job listings, and more!
Our Duwamish ancestors were this land’s first caretakers. Like Muckleshoot Tribal members today, they lived in Seattle and communities between the Cascade Mountains and Salish Seas.
Our commitment to protecting our people and communities brought us through the Tribe’s darkest times and continues to guide us today as we move into a new era of prosperity and empowerment.
Browse directories to find contact info, operation hours, and resources of Tribal government departments and available programs and services.
Muckleshoot Tribal Members can find important notices, upcoming events, resources, and more here on the community dashboard.
For the time being, check our Facebook for more information.
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In addition to it's familiar print and pdf format, the Muckleshoot Messenger is now available in shareable, online articles! Check out this month's issue here, and learn more from the Muckleshoot Office of Media Services.
We’re excited to share our new Tribal government website with our community. To help optimize your experience, please let us know what you like about our new website and where we can improve.
Official Government Website for the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
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