In response to the Iran-Israel conflict, President Nygren calls for unity, prayer, and compassion. He encourages the Navajo people to support one another, respect differing perspectives, and hope for peace, safety, and wise leadership during uncertain times.
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Executive Order No. 03-2025: High Fire Risk Triggers Stage 1 Restrictions on Navajo Nation
Due to extreme fire danger, President Nygren and BIA Director Shirley issued Stage 1 restrictions on the Navajo Nation. Fireworks, open fires, and unpermitted firearm use are banned. Only propane stoves and registered ceremonial burns are allowed. Stay safe.
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.
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.
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.
Proclamation: Navajo Nation Emergency Medical Service Week
Navajo Nation proclaims May 18-24, 2025, Emergency Medical Service Week, recognizing EMS teams—including EMTs, paramedics, and support staff—for their 24/7 dedication and crucial role in saving lives, under the theme “WE CARE. FOR EVERYONE.”
$14.6 Million Approved to Improve 2.78 Miles of N5001 Navajo Route Road in Toadlena and Two Grey Hills
TWO GREY HILLS, N.M. – After more than 60 years of advocacy, residents in the Toadlena and Two Grey Hills communities are finally seeing long-awaited progress on the N5001 Navajo Route roadway. On Wednesday, May 14, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren signed a $14.6...
Executive Order No. 02-2025: Implementing the Nihí K’é Dóó Béédahoozinígíí Náalkaa Bikégó Naaltsoos
President Nygren mandates all relevant Navajo Nation divisions to implement Nihí K’é Dóó Béédahoozinígíí Náalkaa Bikégó Naaltsoos, ensuring a coordinated, trauma-informed approach to missing persons cases. The order emphasizes interagency collaboration and victim-centered care.
Proclamation: Navajo Nation Correction Officers Week
Navajo Nation proclaims May 4-10, 2025, Corrections Officers Week, honoring correctional officers and personnel for their dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to public safety and justice.
President Nygren Calls for Strategic Investments in FY2026 Budget Message
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren delivered his FY2026 Budget Message to the 25th Navajo Nation Council today, outlining a disciplined, data-driven budget plan while raising serious concerns about funding cuts that could threaten essential services across the...
Statement from President Buu Nygren Regarding the State of the Navajo Nation Address
Ya’at’eeh! I was not able to attend the Navajo Nation Council's 2025 Spring Session. I have submitted my State of the Navajo Nation report, along with a detailed 167-page report from the Navajo Nation Executive Branch. I was in Washington, D.C., engaging in important...
The Second People’s State of the Navajo Nation Comprehensive Report
TUBA CITY, Ariz. - Over 1,000 Diné people from across the Navajo Nation came out to enjoy the Second People's State of the Navajo Nation address here at Grey Hills Academy High School. Our Diné people heard about our accomplishments under the Nygren Administration...
Executive Order No. 01-2025: Diné Bizaad Official Language of the Navajo Nation
President Nygren declares Diné Bizaad the official language of the Navajo Nation. All Executive Branch programs must include it in documents, promote staff learning, and ensure signage and daily use, starting February 2025.
President Nygren issues written State of the Navajo Nation and Quarterly Report as he advocates at the White House
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren submitted his written quarterly State of the Nation Nation report to the Navajo Nation Council today while he attends a White House meeting regarding the appointment of a commission for the Office of Navajo Hopi...
Navajo President Buu Nygren releases statement on recall effort and accountability
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren today released a written statement to address the recent recall effort and welcomed Vice President Richelle Montoya’s resignation from office. Click the linked PDF Media Packet to read more.
Congratulations to Crystalyne Curley and Justin JonesJuly 21, 2026
President Nygren Signs 24 Intergovernmental Agreements to Advance $11.5 Million in New Mexico Community ProjectsJuly 17, 2026
President Nygren Approves $130.6 Million Indian Housing Plan for Fiscal Year 2027July 17, 2026
President Nygren Signs Historic Legislation Advancing Broadband and Public Safety Across the Navajo NationJuly 17, 2026
President Buu Nygren thanks Navajo Nation firefighters and emergency respondersJuly 16, 2026