Announcements

Lower Elwha Community Dinner 11/2/26

Community Dinner 5:00 PM on Monday Nov. 2nd @ Tribal Center Gym Opening Prayer Song and Drum Group Elwha Project Lands Remarks Elwha Stories Reading Dinner Community t-shirt distribution (in gym) Elder jacket distribution (in dinning hall) General Community Council Meeting 7:00 PM Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Community Dinner (PDF)

LEKT 2026 General Voting Recommendations

2026 Clallam County General Election United State Representative (District 6) Emily Randall (D) State Representative (District 24, Position 1) Adam Bernbaum (D) State Representative (District 24, Position 2) Kaylee Kuehn (D) Clallam County Commissioner (District No. 3) Mike French (D) Supreme Court (Justice Position 1) Colleen Melody Supreme Court (Justice Position 3) Jamie Hawk Supreme Court (Justice Position 4) Ian Birk Supreme Court (Justice Position 5) Teho Angelis Supreme Court (Justice Position 7) Dabra Stephens Public Utility District No.1 (Commissioner District No. 2) Randy Brackett Clallam County Assessor Lee Hancock Clallam County Auditor Shoona Riggs Clallam County Director of Community …READ MORE

LEKT Voting Recommendations for Aug 4, 2026 Primary Election

United State Representative (District 6) Emily Randall (D) Brian O’Gorman (I) Teresa Fox (R) Macy Jones (NP) Leon Lawson (R) State Representative (District 24, Position 1) Erice Pratt (R) Ted Bowen (D) Adam Bernbaum (D) Aiden Hamilton (R) State Representative (District 24, Position 2) Bradley Callaway (D) Patrick DePoe (D) Kaylee Kuehn (D) Mark Hodgson (D) Marcia Kelbon (NP) Clallam County Commissioner (District No. 3) Mike French (D) Jake Seegers (I) Supreme Court (Justice Position 1) Colleen Melody Laura Chistensen Colberg Scott Edwards Supreme Court (Justice Position 3) Jamie Hawk David Stevens Mike Diaz Supreme Court (Justice Position 5) Greg …READ MORE

2026 Paddle to Nisqually Announcement

In honoring the seven (7) families who have experienced recent losses within our community, and in keeping with our cultural traditions and protocols, the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe will be keeping our canoe tied up for the 2026 Paddle to Nisqually. As a result, Lower Elwha will not be participating on the water, and there will be no ground crew support during this year’s journey.   Although our canoe will remain tied up, Lower Elwha will continue to welcome canoes ashore with landing speeches. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue extending our hospitality to those traveling on the …READ MORE