Chief Geronimo Thomas Langenderfer XVIII • Federal Tribal Government • Cannabis Regulation • Sovereignty Protection
Authorized sovereign tribal participation in the legal cannabis industry pursuant to the 2021-2025 ATN initiative that incorporated Federal Tribal Hemp and Cannabis Regulation.
Formal notice on sovereignty and PL 280, directing Mendocino County Courts and applicable federal officials to return monies and products within 30 days or face federal penalties.
Agency Tribal Nations federal cannabis license to apply across U.S. states with tribes, securing the Chief's presidential GSA Tribal Federal Contractor authority. Notice applies for 2025–2030 ongoing actions.
Service proposes restoration of Laytonville Cato Tribal Member voting rights. Approval would authorize Boomer's to Casino Tribes distribution terms (10%) upon Council agreement, with action effective within 30 days of notice.
Community development of the Fort Bragg mill site targeting 6,000 jobs under the NASHA plan (approved 2010). This notice initiates actions for 2025–2045 and requests $2.5B in federal allocation and support.
Affirmation of Tribal sovereignty with NO AUTHORITY for state/county jurisdictions over ATN, establishment of Federal Cannabis Licensing Program, immediate CEASE AND DESIST for foreclosures, and directive for ATN employees to disengage from non-Tribal courts. Effective August 27, 2025.
Comprehensive regulations governing casino operations, gambling activities, and drawings under federal jurisdiction. Establishes licensing requirements (Casino License # EIN CA-36-5129018), consulting board formation, and operational guidelines. Published August 2025.
Official federal documentation and public notices
Notice Date: Effective immediately
Authority: Agency Tribal Nations Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation
Chief: Geronimo Thomas Langenderfer XVIII
This public notice is issued pursuant to the sovereign authority of Agency Tribal Nations as a federally recognized tribal government. The Federal Land Management of Mendocino Indian Reservation (FLMMIRTN) hereby provides notice of its federal hemp and cannabis licensing authority under the 2021-2025 ATN initiative.
Licensing Authority: Federal licenses CR-1353131 through CR-1353200 have been issued with Full Legal Sovereign Authority for hemp and cannabis cultivation, processing, and distribution activities within the tribal jurisdiction.
Regulatory Framework: All cannabis activities are conducted in strict compliance with tribal law, federal regulations, and California Native American Cannabis Association (CNACA) professional standards. The tribal regulatory commission maintains independent oversight with no connection to cannabis business operations.
Environmental Protection: Water conservation and environmental impact protections are prioritized in all cultivation and processing operations. Comprehensive protocols ensure sustainable practices and minimal environmental footprint.
Safety & Security: Age restrictions prevent access by persons under 21 (except authorized medical patients). Comprehensive security protocols include video surveillance, access control systems, and law enforcement collaboration.
Tribal Employment: Economic development and employment opportunities are prioritized for tribal members, ensuring maximum benefit to the tribal community while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Contact Information:
Chief Geronimo Thomas Langenderfer XVIII
Agency Tribal Nations
27055 Oriole Dr, Willits, CA 95490
Phone: 707-679-8229 • 707-367-7156
Email: info@agencytribalnations.org
This notice serves as official documentation of tribal sovereign authority and regulatory jurisdiction. For complete details and full documentation, please view the complete federal notice document.
Comprehensive tribal documentation and regulatory materials
Comprehensive overview of Agency Tribal Nations mission, purpose, and operational framework. Rough draft document outlining tribal identity and objectives.
Official correspondence regarding tribal matters and community development initiatives in the Covelo region.
Federal cannabis cultivation licensing documentation covering licenses 1 through 4 under tribal regulatory authority.
Comprehensive analysis of agricultural economics and its impact on tribal economic development and sustainability initiatives.
Complete federal documentation, regulatory compliance materials, and legal frameworks
License #045165604 with OMB: 2700-0042 GSA-ERRC-Effective Date:12-16-2016 and complete federal authorization documentation
Federal licenses CR-1353131 through CR-1353200 with Full Legal Sovereign Authority
California Native American Cannabis Association professional standards and regulatory framework
35-acre research facility valued at $24.5M with comprehensive educational partnership
2,000-acre Mendocino development with Westport, Fort Wright, and Albion sites
$10.9 billion federal funding request ($1.9B BTFA + $9B American Rescue Plans Act)
EIS Transition Plan, federal compliance, and humanitarian service documentation
Comprehensive regulatory agency training, compliance procedures, and certification programs
Comprehensive Cannabis Regulatory Agency/Commission Training prepared by Santa Ysabel Tribal Enterprise Consulting group to ensure integrity and accountability of tribal cannabis enterprise activity.
Formal consultation request to discuss tribal participation in California's cannabis market and address sovereignty barriers.
GSA Federal Tribal Contractor Awardee of the Interior with comprehensive federal recognition and regulatory authority
$1.9B Bureau of Trust Funds + $9B American Rescue Plans Act strategic economic development
California Native American Cannabis Association standards with federal hemp and cannabis licensing
All cannabis activity conducted in conformance with tribal law and government process
Tribal regulatory commission with no connection to cannabis business operations
Preventing access by persons under 21, except authorized medical patients
Water conservation and environmental impact protections prioritized
Economic development and employment opportunities for tribal members
Comprehensive protocols with law enforcement collaboration
35-acre research facility partnership with Deganawidah-Quetzalcoati University
640-acre campus development with bio lab, research facilities, and educational infrastructure
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Chief Geronimo Thomas Langenderfer XVIII • Federal Tribal Government
