Indigenous Peoples Advisory Council

Meetings


  • 5:30 PM
  • Fourth Wednesday of each month
  • Coconino County Administrative Center
    219 E. Cherry Ave.
    Flagstaff, AZ 86001
  • Date and location subject to change. Call (928) 679-7135 to verify meeting before attending.
Supervisor Lena Fowler swearing in Tallerita Tunney Rogers to ITAC

Supervisor Lena Fowler swearing in Tallerita Tunney Rogers to IPAC

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IPAC conducts an evening Forum titled The Indigenous Identity on November 16, 2019. Presenters were Rose Toehe, Chris Jocks, Sharon Doctor, and Darryl Marks.

ITAC Musuem Fire

Coconino County Indigenous Peoples Advisory Council member, Rose Toehe, giving thoughts and a prayer at the Museum Fire Emergency Management Leadership meeting.

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IPAC Member Rose Toehe, along with other community leaders who presented at the Julie Lancaster Women's Leadership Academy in May 2019

Sarah Hunter Swear in

 Supervisor Art Babbott swears in new IPAC member Sarah Hunter on June 5, 2019 at the Joint meeting of the three Diversity Councils.

ITAC Members, County Staff, and Board of Supervisors gather for reading of the Native American Herit

IPAC Members, County Staff, and Board of Supervisors gather for reading of the Native American Heritage Month proclamation.

ITAC member Rose Toehe

IPAC member Rose Toehe at the Indigenous People’s Day at City Council Chambers

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ITAC Dec.15thIPAC members, Christy Nations and Sirene Lipschutz, speaking about at IPAC at the Western Navajo Agency Council quarterly meeting on December 15, 2018 in Flagstaff

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The Coconino County Indigenous Peoples Advisory Council entry in the Vora Financial Holiday Light Parade on December 8, 2018.

Agendas & Minutes


Agendas are available prior to the meeting. Minutes are available after approval.
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Membership


The council is composed of volunteer members appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Members must reside in Coconino County. Members should also have an interest in and knowledge of issues and concerns of importance to Indigenous Peoples and Native Americans residing in Coconino County. One does not need to be an Indigenous person or Native American to be a member.

Accepting Applications


The council is currently recruiting interested citizens. Interested citizens are encouraged to submit an electronic application for membership to the council.

Current Council Members


  • Sharon S. Doctor, Chair
  • Diana Cudeii, Vice Chair
  • Sarah Hunter
  • Michael Luna
  • Juliette Roddy
  • Tallerita Tunney Rogers
  • Steven L. Smith
  • Rose Toehe
  • Dorothy Denetsosie Gishie
  • Meg Kabotie Adakai

For More Information


If you should have questions regarding membership or about how to become a member of the council, view our brochure,call (928) 679-7135 or you may email us.