Morongo – A Sovereign Nation
Nov 22, 2024 · Set at the foot of the beautiful San Gorgonio and San Jacinto Mountains, the Morongo Indian Reservation spans more than 35,000 acres and overlooks the vistas of the Banning Pass. Resilient and resourceful, the Morongo tribe has …
About Us – Morongo
Nestled beneath the windswept San Gorgonio Mountains of Riverside County, the Morongo Indian Reservation is home to nearly 1,000 members of the resilient Morongo Band of Mission Indians. Located within traditional Cahuilla territory, the original 640-acre reservation was established in …
History & Preservation – Morongo
Established in 1865, the Morongo Indian Reservation was one of nine small reservations created by President Ulysses S. Grant by executive order in 1876. In 1983, the path of Morongo’s future changed when tribal members started a modest bingo hall.
Our Story – Morongo
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Cultural Heritage – Morongo
Established in 1865, the Morongo Indian Reservation was one of nine small reservations created by President Ulysses S. Grant by executive order in 1876. In 1983, the path of Morongo’s future changed when tribal members started a modest bingo hall.
News – Morongo
Nov 22, 2024 · MORONGO INDIAN RESERVATION – The Morongo Band of Mission Indians gave away 15,000 free turkeys this week to non-profit groups, churches and charities across the Inland Empire and Southern California as part of its 37 th Annual Thanksgiving Outreach program.
Employment – Morongo
Among qualified applicants, the Morongo Band of Mission Indians will give preference to the qualified Native applicants. Onboarding Notice: Employees are required to complete Emergency Services Training and may be designated to work in the EOC (Emergency Operation Center).
Tribal Council – Morongo
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians is dedicated to contributing to the wellbeing of its Tribal Members by promoting economic vitality by creating and growing business opportunities, preserving the Tribe’s reservation and culture, and protecting the Tribe’s sovereignty while working with local, county, state, and federal governments in ...
Tribal Police Department – Morongo
NOTE: A Valid Photo ID is required to enter the Morongo Indian Reservation. 24 Hour Dispatch & Non-Tribal Visitor Gate Entry Request 951-634-4810
Donations – Morongo
Morongo is pleased to introduce exciting new changes to its donation allocation practices. Rather than hold multiple events and application deadlines throughout the year, the Community Outreach Awards Program will involve one application and one deadline for the wide array of groups serving communities across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.