Ta na wa Téy̓wilhay̓lhem
Public Safety
Wa Ns7eyx̱ ta Úxwumixw
Phone: 604-982-9938
Email: public_safety@squamish.net
CST observe, record, and report on community safety issues on the North Shore and in Squamish Valley. CST also help keep Sḵwx̱wú7mesh People safe by observing and monitoring safety concerns, liaising with police, supporting events and traffic control, acting as a point of contact on community safety matters, and assisting with weather emergencies and evacuations.
Wa Ns7eyx̱ ta Úxwumixw can be interpreted as ‘guarding the people’.
Nation Updates
Returning to Sen̓áḵw
Over a century ago, Squamish People were forcibly removed from our village at Sen̓áḵw. Our homes were destroyed, but our connection to the land remained strong. In 2026 we are proud to invite our People home to Sen̓áḵw.
Ha7lh sḵwalwnawtxw (Healthy Hub) now open in Squamish Valley
The new Ha7lh sḵwalwnawtxw (Healthy Hub) at Siyí7ch'em in the Squamish Valley will open its doors next month, Thursday, February 12.
New Executive Director of X̱etx̱ítayus Ch’áwch’aw (Corporate Services), Michelle Bryant-Gravelle
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) is pleased to welcome Michelle Bryant-Gravelle as the new Executive Director of X̱etx̱ítayus Ch'áwch'aw (Corporate Services).