Operating Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm | Lunch: Noon – 1:00pm
Water & household waste service hours: Monday – Wednesday – Friday
8:30am – 11:45pm & 12:15pm – 3:00pm
Our Story
The first community meeting assembled under a tree about two miles from the Forest Lake Chapter House. In these early days, sheep dipping and branding of livestock were the main resources for the community in the earlier days. Forest Lake Chapter, tucked away in an isolated location, brings the community its scenic, welcome to its open land on top of Black Mesa, in the mid-north central part of the Navajo Reservation in Arizona. Due to the remoteness, emergency services are not realized in time, i.e., police and ambulance services. People remain traditional and continue to depend on livestock.
The Forest Lake Chapter conducts monthly meetings to keep residents informed; residents have a forum to express their opinions to their Navajo Nation Council Delegate or to decide on matters concerning the chapter.
MEET OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS
May Gilene Begay
Chapter President
Info to be added.
Rapheal Boy
Chapter Vice-President
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Brenda White
Chapter Secretary
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Irene Begaye
Grazing Representative
Info to be added.
Jimmy Yellowhair
Council Delegate
Jimmy Yellowhair is representing:
(Hard Rock, Forest Lake, Pinon, Black Mesa, Whippoorwill)
Committee: Budget and Finance
jyellowhair@navajo-nsn.gov
Maternal Clan: Honágháahnii
Paternal Clan: Tódích’íi’nii
Maternal Grandfather: Áshįįhíí
Paternal Grandfather: Hashk’aa hadzohí
Hometown: Black Mesa, Arizona
MEET OUR STAFF
Ella M. Benally
Community Services Coordinator
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Theresa M. Begay
Office Assistant
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Warren M. Tallbrother
Heavy Equipment Operator
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Lyle R. Adson
Maintenance Worker
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