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The Hoopa Valley Tribe offers a multitude of services to their Tribal Members, Employees, and the Hoopa Valley Community Members. These services includes the Hoopa Valley Housing Authority which works under funding allocations from Housing & Urban Development (HUD) in order to provide Tribal Members with affordable housing and rental units. The Hoopa Valley Tribal Court mission is to provide fair, impartial, efficient and effective resolution of civil cases through the application of Tribal Laws and community standards. Hoopa Tribal Insurance provides employees of the Hoopa Valley Tribe with leading insurance, retirement, and medical care packages as well as providing the Hoopa Valley Tribe with umbrella coverage. The Realty division of Land Management maintains and manages all the various lands types located throughout the reservation. They provide surveying services, title searches, grazing leases, and most of the tasks related to managing both fee and trust land. Tribal Archives is a branch of the Hoopa Valley Tribe which provides archival services and records searching as an administrative service to the Tribal Membership and employees. Plant Management is the maintenance department of the Hoopa Tribe and provides services to most of the departments and entities of the Tribe. The Hoopa Tribal Museum displays one of the finest collections of Hupa, Yurok, and Karuk artifacts in northern California. Their collection includes a fine display of local Indian basketry, ceremonial regalia, redwood dugout canoes, and tools and implements used by the Hupa, Yurok and Karuk tribes. Tribal Credit and EDA Division provide both short and long-term loans to individuals as well as local businesses and students pursuing continuing education. Finally Tribal Employee Rights Office (TERO) provides Tribal Members with job placement opportunities, complaint filing procedures, and fair hearings under a TERO Commission.