Leupp at a glance

Population — 951 at the 2010 Census
History — Francis E. Leupp (which Leupp was named after) grew up around the Little Colorado River, where early residents planted corn, beans and squash on the flood plain. After a series of floods in the 1940s, the town was moved to higher ground at its present location on N-15. Leupp was also the very first Navajo chapter, and comprises the southwestern corner of the Navajo Nation.
Attractions — Grand Falls, Sunrise Trading Post, near to Twin Arrows Casino
Land area — 303,746 acres
Industries — El Paso Natural Gas and the Transwestern Pipeline have facilities here, and Tooh Diné Industries manufactures circuit boards.
(Source: http://www.navajotimes.com/news/chapters/071813leu.php#.VeXcm_lViko)
VISION STATEMENT
“Promote and empower sustainable communities through Navajo values of K’e and T’aa hwõ aji t’eego”.
MISSION STATEMENT
“To provide quality services and opportunities by strengthening local stewardship and building positive partnerships for future generations”.

The Grand Falls
**ATTENTION GRAND FALLS VISITORS: Please be respectful of the beautiful land when visiting. Do not litter. Do not off-road. Do not chase the livestock. Do not speed on the dirt roads. No ATV’s allowed. No camping. No alcohol. Ahe’hee’ (Thank you).**
No permits are required to visit/hike the Grand Falls.
The Grand Falls only flows during the monsoon season.

Scheduled Meetings
Other Useful Information
Leupp Chapter is the First Established Navajo Nation Chapter and home to The Grand Falls.
Celebrating our 90th Anniversary!
Navajo Nation Officials
Jonathan Nez
Navajo Nation President
Myron Lizer
Navajo Nation Vice-President
Thomas Walker, Jr.
Council Delegate (Birdsprings,
Cameron, Leupp and Tolani Lake)
Chapter Officials
Valerie Kelly
Leupp Chapter President
vkelly@navajochapters.org
Angela Horseherder-Cody
Leupp Chapter Vice-President
acody@navajo-nsn.gov
Calvin Johnson
Leupp Chapter Secretary/Treasurer
caljohnson2006@yahoo.com
Kenny Welch
Leupp Grazing Committee Member