Navajo Nation Division of Transportation
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During the ongoing Navajo Nation monsoon emergency, the Navajo Division of Transportation (Navajo DOT) maintenance crews and heavy equipment operators are working throughout the Navajo Nation to assist communities affected by flooding, road washouts, and storm-related damage.
We respectfully ask community members to allow our operators to safely perform their work. For the safety of both the public and our crews, please do not stop equipment, park in front of graders or other machinery, or direct operators to specific roads or locations. This is for the safety of our staff as well as the community members.
Navajo DOT is operating under a coordinated response plan through the Navajo Nation Emergency Operations Center (EOC) that prioritizes major road washouts, impassable routes, and emergency access. We appreciate your patience, cooperation, and understanding as our dedicated crews continue working long hours to restore safe access for all Navajo Nation residents.
Thank you for your support and for helping our crews keep the Navajo Nation moving safely.
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Who We Are
Our Services
Our Services
The Navajo Division of Transportation operates as a Division within the Executive Branch of the Navajo Nation Government. Our team consists of enthusiastic and devoted experts striving to deliver exceptional governmental services to our Navajo communities.
Our Services
Our Services
Our Services
Navajo Division of Transportation is dedicated to the construction and upkeep of roads, bridges, and airports within the Navajo Nation. By working closely with Navajo leaders, and community stakeholders, our objective is to establish and preserve a transportation system that respects our Navajo heritage while facilitating progress for generations to come.
Our Approach
Our Services
Our Approach
Navajo Division of Transportation is dedicated to the construction and upkeep of roads, bridges, and airports within the Navajo Nation. By working closely with Navajo leaders, and community stakeholders, our objective is to establish and preserve a transportation system that respects our Navajo heritage while facilitating progress for generations to come.
Pothole Reporting
The Navajo Division of Transportation (Navajo DOT) is proud to announce the launch of a new online portal that allows the public to report potholes across the Navajo Nation.
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The Navajo Nation has a land base of 27,000 square miles, extending into the States of Arizona, New Mexico, & Utah. This area has a long history going back as far as pre-historic times & the subsequent arrival of Spanish & European settlers. This is home to the Navajo people with its array of national monuments, tribal parks & historical sites, and Lake Powell with its 186 miles of Navajoland shoreline.