Learn about our tribe, our mission, and our community.
The Santa Rosa Creek Band of the Lower Muscogee is a Native American tribe located in Northwest Florida. We are dedicated to preserving and celebrating our rich cultural heritage while building a strong, vibrant community for future generations.
Our tribe has deep roots in the Florida Panhandle, and we continue to honor the traditions, language, and customs of our ancestors. Through education, cultural programs, and community events, we share our heritage with tribal members and the broader community.
We are committed to tribal sovereignty, cultural preservation, and providing services that support the health, education, and well-being of our people.
We work with various organizations and agencies to advance our mission and serve our community.
We work with local organizations dedicated to restoring protecting and restoring our local waterways.
We collaborate with local, state, and national organizations to preserve culture and support our community.
Partnerships with schools, universities, and cultural institutions to promote Native American education.
Our mission guides everything we do, from cultural preservation to community service.
We are dedicated to preserving and teaching the Mvskoke language, traditional arts, ceremonies, and cultural practices that have sustained our people for generations.
We partner with local programs like the Oyster Corps conservation initiative to employ and train local youth in ecological restoration.
We share our heritage through educational programs, public events, and partnerships that promote understanding and respect for Native American culture.
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4750 Willard Norris Rd.
Milton, FL 32570
(850) 748-2441
info@santarosacreekband.org