Nygren News December Issue Available!
Nygren News
The Office of the President proudly publishes Nygren News, a FREE monthly newsletter distributed across the Navajo Nation. Stay informed about the Nygren Administration’s work, community initiatives, and important updates.
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December 2025 Issue (NEW)
Press Room
Featured News
Executive Order No. 04-2025: Stage 2 Fire Restrictions for the Navajo Nation
Due to extreme fire risk, President Nygren has enacted Stage 2 Fire Restrictions across the Navajo Nation. The order bans fireworks, open flames, debris burning, and daytime chainsaw use. Ceremonial fires require permits. Violations can result in fines up to $5,000.
Resolution No. CEM 25-006 Oak Ridge Fire State of Emergency
Resolution No. CEM 25-006 Oak Ridge Fire State of Emergency
Resolution No. CEM 25-005: Declaration of Drought Emergency, May 30, 2025
The Navajo Nation has declared a 2025 drought emergency due to extreme conditions impacting water, rangelands, and agriculture. All divisions are directed to coordinate drought relief, reduce livestock, and implement urgent infrastructure and mitigation plans.
Latest Proclamations
Proclamation: November Purple Heart Nation Month
President Buu Nygren proclaims November as Purple Heart Nation Month, honoring Navajo warriors and Purple Heart recipients. The Navajo Nation will remember their bravery and sacrifice through ceremony, education, and community gatherings in the spirit of Hozho.
Proclamation: Navajo Nation Spay & Neuter Awareness Month
Navajo Nation proclaims October 2025 as “Spay & Neuter Awareness Month,” emphasizing responsible pet ownership, animal welfare, reducing stray populations, disease prevention, and encouraging partnerships with nonprofits for sustainable community solutions.
Proclamation: Supporting the Protection of the Cultural and Natural Resources of the Region of the “Lands Between”
The Navajo Nation proclaims its support for protecting the culturally and ecologically vital “Lands Between” in Utah. This unprotected area holds sacred sites and traditional knowledge, and its preservation upholds Indigenous heritage, sovereignty, and sustainability.
Weekly Address
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Digital:
Search “Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren”
Radio (1PM & 5:30PM):
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