Pueblo of Acoma- Governor’s Office

Just a few more minutes left! Governor Riley urges all Acoma citizens to fulfill their civic duty and cast their vote. Join us at the voting poll located at the Acoma Community Center Gym. Your voice matters!

You are invited to an important General Meeting hosted by the Tribal Administration on Sunday, June 7th at 9:30 AM. The topic will be the Acoma Utility Authority

Congratulations to the Graduating SFIS Class of 2026! The Governor Riley and the Tribal Administration proudly recognizes and celebrates the outstanding achievements of our SFIS Acoma graduates:

Xavier Candelaria
Noelle Cerno
Ellianna Juanico
Samuel Riley

As you reach this important milestone, remember that you carry forward the traditions, resilience, and hopes of those who came before you. Whether your path leads to higher education, service, career opportunities, or new adventures, we are confident that you will continue to make a positive impact and represent Acoma with pride and integrity.

The Tribal Administration extends its appreciation to those attending in support of our graduates, including the Governor, Second Lieutenant Governor, Tribal Interpreter, Tribal Secretary, Council Member Daniel Lucario, and Council Member Everett Garcia.

Kirtland Air Force Base and Acoma Pueblo recently worked together to clear a World War II-era explosive on pueblo land. ⬇️ Story link in comments.

Attention Acoma Community: Road work will be conducted on SP 30 Pueblo Road. This construction will not impact eastbound and westbound traffic flow. Please exercise caution when encountering crews along the roadway.

For any questions, please contact Harrance Sanchez, the project manager, at 505-552-5190.

Attention Acoma community: Starting June 1st, there will be a road closure on Pinsbaari Drive. Please see the attached document for an alternative route.

For any questions or further assistance, please contact Harrance Sanchez, Project Manager, at 505-552-5190.

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 — Governor Charles Riley and Brian Vallo, Chairman of the Chaco Heritage Tribal Association, took part in a discussion on Native America Calling about the conflicts between oil drilling vs. cultural preservation at Chaco Canyon.

The Trump administration is moving to lift a 20-year ban on oil and gas drilling near Chaco Canyon, a site of great cultural importance to pueblos in the Southwest. There is potential for new oil leases on nearly 340,000 acres of public land around the Greater Chaco Canyon area. Currently, the site is on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s list of America’s Most Endangered Spaces. It is the second time on this list. Chaco is already designated as a protected National Historic Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 — Oil drilling vs cultural preservation at Chaco Canyon (https://www.nativeamericacalling.com/wednesday-may-27-2026-oil-drilling-vs-cultural-preservation-at-chaco-canyon/) The Trump administration is moving to und...

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 — Oil drilling vs cultural preservation at Chaco Canyon » Native America Calling The Trump administration is moving to undo a 20-year ban on oil and gas drilling near Chaco Canyon, a place of major cultural significance to pueblos in the Southwest. The threat of new oil leases on nearly 340,000 acres of public land surrounding Chaco Canyon has put the site on the National Trust....

Tribal Enrollment Session is happening now!

Greater Chaco landscape named one of America’s most endangered historic places ➡️ Read more in the comments. bit.ly/3Rps0Ax