Ya'at'eeh!
Kayenta serves as the fist municipally structured government established on the great Navajo Nation as a permanent political sub-division. A local government that has been established by local visionaries who understand the need to harness local empowerment, in its truest form, for the stability and well-being of Kayenta's economic future.
Mission Statement
The mission of Kayenta Township through its history and cultural environment is to promote and strive for sustainable economic development and growth for our future generation.
Vision Statement
It is the vision of Kayenta Township to prosper in achieving the community development objectives by creating a model community with autonomy for the citizens in term of amenities that will bring Health, Wellness and Harmony to the community using our traditional teaching of Sihasin (Hope).
Township History
[1962] The Navajo Tribal council passed a resolution to authorize land use planning by the Kayenta Chapter ...read more
“Kayenta's success can be attributed to its rich tradition of integrity and foreward thinking exemplified by the community's earliest leaders.”
Capital Improvement
A vital aspect of any given municipality is to offer its residents with a clear and concise understanding as to where their hard earned tax dollars are allocated. The following list is comprised of ventures that have been accomodated by Kayenta's residents.
Projects
Request For Proposals
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) FOR
ESTABLISHING A BUILDING SAFETY DIVISION
Notice is hereby given that the Development Services Department of the Kayenta Township is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms to provide administrative support for establishing a Building Safety Division. Under the direction of the Building Official, the consulting firm is expected to perform responsible, professional work in the assistance as described in this Request for Qualifications (RFQ). Each proposal must be submitted in a sealed envelope and clearly marked RFQs will be accepted until September 3, 2010 by 3 p.m. late and postmarked copies will not be accepted. The Kayenta Township complies with the Navajo Business Opportunity Act and Navajo Preference in Employment Act.
Seven (7) copies of the RFQ should be sent to the attention of:
Philbert Tso - Building Official
Kayenta Township
Development Services Department
P.O. Box 1490
Kayenta, Arizona 86033
Email: ptso@kayentatownship.net