The SCAG region includes 16 federally recognized Tribal Governments, which are integral contributors to Southern California’s economy, culture and prosperity.
SCAG is committed to including tribal governments in regional planning and transportation investment process.
contact
For organizations interested in membership/Tribal Government relations, contact:
David C. Salgado
Senior Government Affairs Officer
salgado@scag.ca.gov
Membership for Tribal Governments
SCAG Regional Council & Policy Committee Tribal Member/Representatives
SCAG Programs
Federally Recognized Tribal Governments In the SCAG Region
Membership for Tribal Governments
SCAG undertakes a number of planning and policy initiatives to encourage a sustainable region, including developing long-range regional transportation and sustainability plans. As a member-driven organization, SCAG prides itself on providing tools to support members’ individual work. SCAG offers many resources and tools to empower our local jurisdictions, including Tribal Governments.
Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member here: Tribal Membership Factsheet
SCAG Regional Council & Policy Committee Tribal Member/Representatives
- Andrew Masiel Sr., Pechanga Development Corporation, Regional Council Member
- Secretary Geneva Mojado, Soboba Tribe of Luiseno Indians, Community, Economic and Human Development Member
- Secretary Steven Leash, Cahuilla Band of Indians, Energy and Environment Committee Member
- Councilmember Joseph “Joe” Murphy, Pechanga Band of Indians, Transportation Committee
- Councilmember Jeanette Burns, Morongo Band of Mission Indians, Transportation Committee
Federally Recognized Tribal Governments In the SCAG Region
