The Pueblo of Tesuque has existed in the foothills of the gorgeous Sangre de Cristo mountains since as early as 1200 AD. Tesuque is the Spanish variation of a traditional Tewa language name for “village of the narrow place of the cottonwood trees.”

The Pueblo of Tesuque, a traditional Tewa-speaking Tribe, is nestled in the soft red-brown foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains within Santa Fe County 10 miles north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Situated around a large central plaza, the Pueblo has an air of centuries-old tranquility and has stood on this site since 1200 A.D.

mission statement of the tribal historic preservation office of the pueblo of tesuque is to protect, preserve the culture, tradition’s, history and the resources on tribal lands, ancestral lands.

Pueblo of Tesuque. Governor's Division. Cultural Preservation Department/THPO. Larry Samuel. Emergency Management Department. Robert Frenier - Director. Department of Financial Operations. Lucinda Shije, Director. Tesuque Gaming Commission. Brenda Baca - Executive Director. Department of Housing.

The Taxation & Revenue Office is a Tesuque Tribal Government office that administers the collection of tax revenue, business licenses and liquor ordinances. The Office also assist in the regulation of economic activity within the Pueblo’s jurisdiction and ensure the protection of Tribal Sovereignty rights as they apply to state and locally ...

PTDENR tracks wildlife movement through the Pueblo and recently completed a Mule deer collaring project. The Biologist works closely with the Forestry Crew on projects that encourage growth of native species and wildlife habitat.

CHR’S adheres to the Pueblo of Tesuque Policy for inclement weather and office closures. Minors need to accompany by an adult. There will be no transportations on Fridays.

The General Counsel serves as the primary legal counsel for the Governor and Tribal Council regarding Pueblo of Tesuque Tribal Government matters. As such, the General Counsel works on a wide spectrum of legal issues to address the essential legal needs of the Pueblo of Tesuque.

The Pueblo of Tesuque Gaming Commission provides oversight of all gaming activities. It is the primary responsibility of the Gaming Commission to oversee, regulate, and enforce all applicable Federal, State and Tribal laws, and regulations governing Class II …

In 2015 through Communities of Care (COC), three youth coalition members established the Tesuque Pueblo Youth Coalition (TPYC) to promote the prevention of bullying, suicide, drugs, and alcohol to become role models and future leaders for a healthy community.