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- Home | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
We, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, are the Forever People Since the beginning of time, we have nurtured our community by stewarding our land and rivers, investing in our people and culture, and promoting self-determination and prosperity for future generations
- Tribal Job Listings | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
Join us and become part of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe team! When you work for the Cowlitz Indian Tribe (CIT) you will benefit from a competitive compensation package that focuses on spending time outside of work, with family and friends
- Member Portals | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
You can access your Member Portal by selecting “Member Logins” located under the tab in the upper right corner of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe homepage Or you may access the Member Portal directly HERE
- Our Story | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe are known as the Forever People, Cowlitz means Seekers of the Medicine Spirit We are a people with a rich legacy of tradition and relationship to our place in the Pacific Northwest, which continues to guide our vision as leaders in the region
- Cowlitz Tribal Member Services (CTMS) | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
Cowlitz Tribal Member Services (CTMS) is dedicated to serving Cowlitz Tribal Members The CTMS team is here to assist members with navigating through Cowlitz programs and services and to assist in finding alternate resources that may be available in tribal members local area
- Cultural Resources | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
We understand that languages emerge from the land and waterscapes of our homeland and are the breath of life from the Creator to the People The first of our languages we are revitalizing is Cowlitz Coast Salish
- Housing | The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
Cowlitz Indian Tribal Housing Services each have unique eligibility requirements based on income, location, and others Please contact us to ask about the eligibility requirements for the specific program you're interested in
- COWLITZ TRIBAL NEWS
For over a half-century, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe fought for its rightful place among federally recognized Tribes, navigating a labyrinth of bureaucracy, political opposition, and legal battles The journey was not just a test of patience— it was a battle of survival
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