# Stakeholders

Stakeholder Name:
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe of Connecticut

Geographic Area Description:
Not within ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
Eastern Woodland people, with homes on CT. Own one of the largest casinos in the world today (Foxwoods Resort Casino).

No other information was found concerning land ownership (only what buildings and businesses they own).


Stakeholder Description:
The Cayuga own 824 acres and have 493 enrolled members.


Geographic Area Description:
Not within ALCC boundaries but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
In 2006, the Mohegan Tribe acquired a total of 507 acres placed into trust; 158 acres comprise the Fort Shantok property which is a park open to the public, the site of the Mohegan Wigwam Festival in August and contains a sacred burial ground.

Primary Contact Title:
Chief of Staff, External & Governmental Affairs


Geographic Area Description:
Not withing ALCC boundaries but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The Oneida tribe employs over 4,900 people through a number of different businesses. They petition regularly for land to be put into their trust to increase their holdings in central New York (a program called Land into Trust) to restore their homelands.


Geographic Area Description:
Not witing ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The Onondaga Nation owns 7,300 acres south of Syracuse.


Stakeholder Name:
Seneca Nation of Indians/Cattaraugus Territory

Stakeholder Description:
The profit over $1 billion annually and employ over 6,500 (members and non-Native American individuals). 
The Cattaraugus Territory totals 21,618 acres.

Primary Contact Title:
President of the Seneca Nation of Indians

Primary Contact Street Address:
William Seneca Building, 12837 Route 438


Stakeholder Name:
Seneca Nation of Indians/Allegany Territory

Geographic Area Description:
Not within the ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The profit over $1 billion annually and employ over 6,500 (members and non-Native American individuals).
The Allegany territory totals
30,984 acres including the City of Salamanca

Primary Contact Street Address:
Seneca Allegany Administration Building, 90 Ohiyo Way


Stakeholder Description:
They reside on Long Island with a member count of over 1,400 individuals (half of which live on the reservation). 
The tribe owns a reservation of about 1,200 acres near the Town of Southampton on the East End of Long Island.


Stakeholder Description:
The Eastern Band of Cherokee consist of 14,000 members and owns over 56,000 acres, who originally occupied seven southeastern states.


Stakeholder Name:
Catawba Indian Nation (Catawba Tribe of South Carolina)

Stakeholder Description:
Located in York County, near the Catawba River. Own reservation of 640 acres with hiking trails, Cultural Center, Longhouse building,


Geographic Area Description:
Not within ALCC boundaries, but within the state of Alabama (it is included because it is the only federally recognized Indian Tribe in Alabama).

Stakeholder Description:
Only federally recognized Indian Tribe in Alabama. They own a 230-acre reservation northwest of Atmore.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
Within the last 20 years, the tribe has bought 19 acres of land in St. Clair County (1990), 50 acres in Cullman County, and was given 10 acres on Smith Lake (2002).


Stakeholder Description:
Formerly called the United Cherokee Intertribal. Member enrollment is 500 individuals.
No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
The Schagticoke have worked towards federal recognition for years and have not yet received it.
They own a 400-acre reservation that is located on the New York/Connecticut border.


Stakeholder Description:
Attempted federal recognition, but were turned down.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Shawnee Nation, United Remnant Band of Ohio

Stakeholder Description:
The Shawnee Nation Remnant Band is the only State Recognized indian nation in Ohio. They own the Zane Shawnee Caverns and Southwind Park in Bellfontaine, OH. This is the first land they have had ownership of since the 1800s.


Stakeholder Description:
Became State Recognized in 2010.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
Communities of Santee Indians can be found in Columbia, Elloree, Holly Hill, Pauline, Santee, Berkeley, Lexington, Orangeburg, and Richland counties.

No reservation found, but they just opened a new tribal office in Holly Hill (SC).


Stakeholder Name:
Pee Dee Indian Nation of Upper South Carolina

Stakeholder Description:
The Pee Dee Indian Nation of Upper South Carolina have over 550 enrolled members.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
The Pee Dee Tribe owns about three acres of land, which they plan to build a Tribal Administration Office and Tribal Assembly Area.


Stakeholder Description:
Membership of the Beaver Creek Indians is around 2,000 individuals who reside in the counties of Aiken, Lexington and Orangeburg.

No other information was found concerning land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
The Wassamasaw became State Recognized in 2005 and have a member enrollment of 1,500.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
American Indian Center of South Carolina

Stakeholder Description:
Located in Richland County.

No other information was found concerning land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
Non-profit, inter-tribal organization that is recognized by the State of West Virginia.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Upper Kispoko Band of the Shawnee Nation


Stakeholder Name:
Golden Hill Tribe of the Paugussett Nation

Stakeholder Description:
The Golden Hill Paugussett Tribe owns a 1/4 quarter acre reservation at Trumbull, Connecticut (one of the smallest reservations in the nation). Hjowever, they had a second reservation established in Colchester (106 acres) in 1979 bought with federal and tribal funds.


Stakeholder Description:
Looks to be within ALCC boundaries.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Revived Ouachita Indians Of Arkansas & America

Stakeholder Description:
No other information was found on this tribe or facts concerning land ownership, but adjacent to ALCC boundaries.


Stakeholder Name:
Ma-Chis Lower Creek Indian Tribe of Alabama

Stakeholder Description:
The Ma-Chis Lower Creek Indian Tribe have a member enrollment of 5,000 individuals and own 10-acres of tribal lands.


Stakeholder Name:
Allegheny Nation (Ohio Band) Community Center, Inc.

Stakeholder Description:
This information pertains to the Community Center that the Allegheny Nation Community Center.

No other information was found on this tribe or concerning their land ownership.

Seems to be within ALCC boundaries.


Stakeholder Description:
The Mashpee Wamapanoag have 1,200 members. However, it was hard to determine if they actually have a reservation to this date. They are working on obtaining permission for a casino, while they currently own museums and and many stores.


Stakeholder Description:
The  Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) own a reservation of 485 acres on the western part of Martha's Vineyard, in Dukes County.

There are 1,000 members of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), with 91 living on the reservation itself.


Stakeholder Description:
The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Reservation is located in both New York and Canada. That portion of the Reservation within New York State consists of 14,000 acres in Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties, just east of Massena, New York, all of which are Tribally owned.


Stakeholder Name:
Cane Break Band of Eastern Cherokees Tribal Council

Stakeholder Description:
Seems to be within ALCC boundaries.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Lone Wolf United Indian Tribal Association, Inc.

Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Chikamaka-Cherokee of the South Cumberland Plateau


Stakeholder Description:
The Poospatuck Reservation has a population of over 200 individuals and an acreage amount of over 55 acres. It it located in Suffolk County, New York. 

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
The Ani-Stohini/Unami Nation owns the Bean Tree Hollow Farm, but no information was found on its acreage.


Geographic Area Description:
Not with ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The Unkechaug Nation live on the 
Poospatuck Reservation (over 50-acre reservation located on Long Island, New York in Suffolk County).


Stakeholder Description:
The Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe is the third largest tribe in the state. They have a enrolled member list of almost 4,000 individuals, with almost 3,000 members living in that area of North Carolina.


Stakeholder Description:
Located in Robeson, Hoke,Cumberland and Scotland counties of North Carolina. The Lumbee Tribe is the largest tribe in North Carolina, the largest tribe east of the Mississippi River and the ninth largest in the nation.

No other information was found concerning land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
Can be found in southeastern counties of the state.
The Waccamaw Siouan tribal homeland is situated on the edge of Green Swamp about 37 miles from Wilmington, North Carolina. (Columbus and Bladen counties, NC. Area: 5 acres).


Stakeholder Description:
The Eastern Chickahominy Tribe have approximately 130 members and own a Tribal Center and 41 acres of land in eastern Virginia.


Stakeholder Description:
The Monacan Tribe have resided, and still to this day, in their original homeland of ~118 acres for 10,000 years in Amherst Co. They have a membership that totals almost 2,000 individuals.


Stakeholder Description:
State recognized (Virginia), but are currently working towards becoming federally recognized. The tribe is located along the Mattaponi River and own 32-acres of land in King William County.


Stakeholder Description:
The Pamunkey Tribe Reservation of about 1,200 acres is located in eastern Virginia. They own a tribal museum, which emphasizes the importance of preserving the Pamunkey culture and heritage.


Stakeholder Description:
The Eastern Chickahominy Tribe have 800 members and own a Tribal Center which has been divided into 5-acre lots for sale to tribal families. In addition, they own a farm in the same area.


Stakeholder Description:
The Rappahannock Tribe purchased 119 acres and established a land trust in 1998.


Geographic Area Description:
Not withing ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The Nansemond tribe has no permanent, set reservation, but have proposed a 99-acre plot of land to the Suffolk City Council to establish a Cultural Center and authentic Indian Village to utilize for educational purposes and historical preservation.


Stakeholder Description:
This Virginia tribe that owns a 100-acre plot of land south of Courtland, VA on Old Bridge Road.


Geographic Area Description:
Not withn ALCC boundaries, but adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
Became state recognized (Virginia) in 2010. Tribal members total around 500 individuals, many of which live near the Patawomeck Village.


Stakeholder Name:
Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee (also known as the Georgia Cherokee Indians)

Primary Contact Street Address:
State Recognized GA Code OCGA 44-12-300, Post Office Box 1915


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found on their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
No other information was found on their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
In 1999, Eastern Delaware Nations purchased approximately 14 acres of ancestral land near Route 6, two miles north of Wyalusing PA.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership.
Seems to be within ALCC boundaries.


Stakeholder Name:
Elk Valley Band/Council of Chikamauga Cherokee


Stakeholder Name:
Free Cherokee Tennessee River Band Chickamauga


Stakeholder Description:
The Mekoce Shawnee received an estate gift which has enabled us to buy 51 acres in West Virginia to build a Mekoce Shawnee Village (tribal council house, bird of prey sanctuary, etc.).


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership.

Seems to be in ALCC boundaries.


Primary Contact Street Address:
Post Office Box 955, RiverStreet Station


Stakeholder Name:
Buffalo Spirit Band of the United Metis Tribe

Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership.

(Subset of the United Metis Tribe)


Stakeholder Name:
The Piedmont American Indian Association-Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation

Stakeholder Description:
(Piedmont American Indian Association) The Lower Eastern Cherokee own 3.6 acres of land where they operate a craft store, a museum, and tribal office.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership.

Seems to be within ALCC boundaries.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning the tribe or their land ownership.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning the tribe or their land ownership.

Seems to be outside ALCC boundaries.


Stakeholder Description:
Has land, but could not  find determine what the acreage is.


Stakeholder Description:
No information was found concerning their land ownership (how many acres).


Stakeholder Name:
Powhatan Renape Nation (Rankokus Indian Reservation)

Stakeholder Description:
The Powhatan Renape Nation is a non-profit American Indian Nation which maintains its cultural community land base and administrative offices on the Rankokus Indian Reservation (350-acres)
 in Westampton, Burlington County, New Jersey.


Stakeholder Description:
Group of about 5,000 individuals that live in the Ramapo Mountains that are located on the border of New Jersey and New York. The tribal office is located on Stag Hill Road on Houvenkopf Mountain in Mahwah, New Jersey. They are leased 350-acres of land by the State of New Jersey to use for festivals, museums, nature trails, etc.


Stakeholder Description:
Located in Sampson and Harnett Counties, NC. The tribe totals over 2,600 individuals and owns 10 acres.


Stakeholder Description:
The Meherrin Tribe is North Carolina's smallest state-recognized tribe. They own a 46.9 acre site on NC Highway 11, between Ahoskie and Murfreesboro.


Stakeholder Description:
Governed by a nine-membered board from ten different counties (Cabarrus, Catawba, Cleveland, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Rowan, Stanly, and Union). There are over 10,000 Native Americans living in the Metrolina area (an "Inter-Tribal Organization). They host a large Pow-Wow every year to bring together members to promote Native American heritage and culture.


Stakeholder Description:
They have a population of around 700 individuals and have a small Indian community located primarily in the old settlement of Little Texas, Pleasant Grove Township, and Alamance County in North Carolina. Tribal Office is in Mebane, NC. In 2004, the Occaneechi bought 25 acres to build their tribal center on (this is the first land owned by this tribe in over 250 years).


Stakeholder Description:
State recognized by North Carolina and falls on the border of North Carolina and Virginia (the Sappony Tribal Center is actually located in Virginia). They have a member total of around 850 individuals and 37 acres of communal land in Person County.


Stakeholder Description:
The state of Kentucky does not have legislation for recognition, however, Kentucky does recognize the Southern Cherokee Nation of Kentucky as a tribe at the state level. They have around 700 enrolled families as members.

No information was found concerning their land ownership.


Stakeholder Name:
Bureau of Indian Affairs: Cherokee Agency

Stakeholder Description:
This agency serves as a contact point for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Nation. It is a regional agency, under the Eastern Region Office, which is part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (U.S. DOI).


Stakeholder Name:
Bureau of Indian Affairs: Choctaw Agency

Stakeholder Description:
This agency serves as a contact point for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians. It is a regional agency, under the Eastern Region Office, which is part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (U.S. DOI).


Stakeholder Name:
Bureau of Indian Affairs: Eastern Regional Office

Stakeholder Description:
This office serves as a contact point for the entire eastern region and the offices and tribes that are served. It is a regional agency, under the Bureau of Indian Affairs.


Geographic Area Description:
Not within ALCC boundaries, by adjacent to.

Stakeholder Description:
The Tonawanda Seneca Nation has a member enrollment of over 1,200 individuals, with about 600 members living on the Tonawanda Seneca Territory (over 7,500 acres located west of Basom, New York).


Stakeholder Description:
Only tribe federally recognized in Mississippi. The Choctaw reservation has about 35,000 acres throughout state of Mississippi in ten counties.; Pearl River, Red Water, Bogue Chitto, Standing Pine, Tucker, Conehatta, Crystal Ridge, and Bogue Homa. Additional acres can also be found in Tennessee and the along the gulf coast.


Stakeholder Name:
Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Indians of New Jersey


Stakeholder Description:
Individually Recognized by Delaware Code 29, Section 105. They own a Nanticoke Indian Center and Museum, in addition to the Paul Grinnage property in Millsboro, Delaware (16 acres).


Stakeholder Description:
Native to southern Maryland. The Piscataway Indians own and operate an American Indian Cultural Center that highlights Piscataway history, as well as sponsoring an annual Pow-Wow, which draws in visitors from many states.

The Piscatawy descendents split into three groups (all of which are located in Maryland): Piscataway Indian Nation and Tayac Territory, Piscataway Conoy Tribe of Maryland, and the Cedarville Band of Piscataway Indians. None have state or federal recognition.

No other information was found concerning land ownership.


