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Crystal (Tó niłts'ílí) is a community located in the west, south-central part of the Chuska mountains at an elevation of 7,523 feet above sea level. The fertile hill country provides beneficial grazing areas for livestock. Few community members of Crystal have joined the Native American Beef industry to offer organic range fed livestock for beef sale throughout the Navajo Nation. A variety of resturants offer Native American Beef which is gaining popularity within the surrounding areas and used in Navajo Gaming Enterprised Resturants. http://wherefoodcomesfrom.com/partners/brands/native-american-beef/

Crystal, New Mexico offers great scenic and recreational characteristics which include Assayi Lake, Narbona Pass, Berland Lake, Tódích'iini Lake and Crystal Lake.
Narbona Pass (former Washington Pass) has great recreational qualities especially for Hiking and Cross Country activities, students at Dine College advocated in changing the name of Washington Pass to Narbona Pass to pay tribute to an early famous Navajo leader.

Crystal Chapter conducts meetings monthly to keep residents informed; residents have a forum to express their opinions to their Navajo Nation Council Delegate or to decide on matters concerning their local community projects.

Meeting Schedules:
Planning Meeting - The 1st Tuesday of each month
Regular Chapter Meeting - The 3rd Sunday of each month
NOTE: (Meeting dates are subject to change)

Residency Verification
10/18/2017
Navajo Nation Addressing Authority
To obtain your Residency Verification Letter
10/18/2017
New Mexico MVD
Identification Cards/Driver's Licenses
2/6/2018
Arizona MVD
Identification Cards/Driver's Licenses

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Navajo Nation Assistance
10/18/2017
NN Department for Self Reliance
TANF, Self-Reliance Program
10/18/2017
Navajo Division of Social Service
Burial Assistance/LIHEAP/Social Services
10/18/2017
Department of Navajo Veterans
Veterans Assistance

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Facility Maintenance Hours

Trash Disposal

   8:00 am to 12:00 pm

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Water Hauling

      8:30:00 am to 11:30 am

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Xerox/Faxing

   8:30 am to 12:00 pm

  1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Shower Usage

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Fitness Center Usage

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

*We are closed from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm during lunch. No Exceptions.

Water: If you are hauling water, as a reminder if the weather is cold or during winter conditions we will service water until the afternoon due to freezing temperatures and the hose being frozen. Please do not request water service one hour prior to closing.

Trash: We will not accept any form of boxes, paint containers, large metal objects or bicycles.

Fitness: Please wear appropriate shoes and clothing. Keeping all equipment clean after usage.

Shower: Please bring your own hygiene products and towels.

Xerox Fax: We will not print or xerox any documents for personal use such as DVD covers, flyers or pictures. Bring your own flash drive for printing.

*6% Navajo Nation Sales Tax applies to all fees

CHAPTER OFFICIALS

Patricia Slim, President

VACANT, Vice President

Virginia Benally, Secretary/Treasure

Louise Q. Mark, District Grazing Committee Member

Wilson Stewart Jr., Council Delegate District #18

CRYSTAL CHAPTER

P/O BOX 775

NAVAJO, NEW MEXICO 87328

PHONE: 505-777-2800

FAX:    505-777-2805

EMAIL: crystal@navajochapters.org

CRYSTAL SENIOR CENTER

Telephone: (505) 777-2806

Louise Q. Mark, Supervisor

Victoria Seletstewa, Cook/Driver

Esther Sandoval, Cook/Driver

CHAPTER ADMINISTRATION

Jammie Billiman, Comunity Service Coordinator

VACANT, Accounts Maintenance Specialist

Lakota Belone, Office Assistant

Benjamin Spencer, Custodian

Franklin Carroll, Heavy Equipment Operator

NDOH: CHR PROGRAM

VACANT, Community Health Representative

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