Government

About Us

Read more about the Quinault people.

Administration Phone Listing (PDF)

View our directory for the Quinault Indian Nation government.

QIN COVID-19 Information

Check out resources for COVID-19 information to keep you and your family safe.

Quinault Housing Authority

The Quinault Housing Authority manages 128 units in the villages of Taholah, Queets, and Qui-nai-elt Village that were developed with the 1937 Housing Act, Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG), and Low Income Tax Credit funding.

Quinault Membership Experience

Quinault Indian Nation to Implement 32-Hour Work week

Departments

Find out more about the roles and responsibilities of the various departments.

Fishing & Hunting Regulations

Check out a list of our active regulations.

Nugguam

View the most recent issue of the Nugguam.

Ocean Fiber

Visit the Toptana Technologies website to learn about subsea internet in Washington.

Related Websites

View a list of links related to the Quinault Indian Nation.

Things To Do

There are many things to do and see in Quinault Country.

Tribal Council

On August 24, 1922 the Quinault people, for the first time, documented the shape and character of modern Quinault government in the BYLAWS of the Tribal Council of the Indians of the Quinault Indian Reservation. President Harry Shale and Agent W.B. Sam's signed the document into Quinault law.

Tribal Court