Housing
Housing Department
Housing services and programs for tribal members and the community we serve.
- Housing Coordinator
Staff & organization
Authority flows from the members.
In most organizations the chart points down from the top. Ours starts with the whole membership: every enrolled member sits on the General Council, the Tribe’s supreme governing body. Everything below on this page answers to them.
Key People
Tribal Council
Tribal Chairman
Salvador Rosales
Tribal Administrative Secretary & Council Member
Rosemary Rahmaoui
Tribal Council Member
Losario Rosales
Tribal Environmental Office
Environmental Director
Gregg Young
Environmental Scientist
Mike Shaver
Water Resource Manager
Mike Shaver
Environmental Coordinator
Nate Rich
Maintenance & Property Department
Agriculture Operations
Salvador Rosales, Jr.
Property & Maintenance
Ray Jay Rosale
Green Energy Mananger
Kenneth Dockins
Fiscal Office
Chief Financial Officer
Kathy Stallworth – Redhorse
Tribal Administrative Secretary
Rosemary Rahmaoui
Bookkeeper
Michelle Campbell
How decisions are made
Three levels of governance
From the full membership, through the elected council, to the office that carries decisions out day to day. Each level is drawn narrower than the one above it — from everyone, to a council, to one office.
- Level 1 · The whole membership
General Council — Tribal Members
Every enrolled member of the Potter Valley Tribe. The supreme governing body under our Constitution.
- Level 2 · Elected by the members
Tribal Council
The elected governing council, accountable to the General Council for every program and enterprise.
- Level 3 · Executive office
Tribal Chairman
Leads the daily administration of the Tribe and directs the work of all seven departments.
Level 4 · The departments
Where the work happens
Each card shows a department and its full reporting chain. Roles marked hiring are open now — see the Employment page.
Finance
Fiscal Office
Accountable for every dollar across tribal programs and enterprises.
- Chief Financial Officer
- Bookkeeper / Admin Secretary
Federal programs
BIA Resource Programs
Administers Bureau of Indian Affairs resource programs on behalf of the Tribe.
Environment
Tribal Environmental Office (TEO)
Stewards the Tribe's land and water — from the science bench to the riverbank.
- Environmental Director
- Environmental Scientist
- Green Energy Manager
- Environmental Coordinator
- Green Energy Manager
- Environmental Scientist
- Water Resource Department
- Water Resource Manager
Operations · Hiring
Maintenance & Property Department
Keeps tribal facilities, agriculture, and property running every day.
- Maintenance, Agriculture, and Property Operations Staff Hiring
Administration · Hiring
Administrative Secretary
The front door of the tribal office — records, correspondence, and program coordination.
- Administrative Staff Vacant
- Other Programs Agriculture Program, Inter-Tribal EE Campout, USDA, and more.
Transportation ·
BIA Transportation Program
Roads and transportation projects funded through CalTrans, DOT, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
- Transportation Director
Need the chart on paper?
The official organizational chart is available as a printable image, updated for 2025. This page will always reflect the current structure.