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Cayuga Nation et al v. The County of Cayuga, New York et al

  1. March 17, 2026

    Judge Says NY Counties Can't Shake Tribal 911 Bias Claims

    Two New York counties must face a Cayuga Nation member's discrimination lawsuit in a dispute over 911 access, a federal district court judge determined, saying his allegations of slow response times are enough to allege an injury.

  2. October 16, 2025

    NY Counties Want Court To Toss Rest Of 911 Tribal Bias Suit

    Two New York counties have asked a federal judge to rethink her dismissal of only part of a lawsuit brought by the Cayuga Nation that accuses the counties of refusing to forward 911 calls made from the tribe's land to the tribal police unless the nation pays to connect the force to the counties' 911 system.

  3. September 12, 2025

    NY Judge Keeps Cayuga Citizen's 911 Bias Claims Alive

    A federal judge has dismissed a New York tribe's Civil Rights Act claims against two of the state's counties, while leaving in play a tribal council member and citizen's allegations in the dispute over 911 access, saying he plausibly asserted discrimination.

  4. October 18, 2024

    NY County Says Tribe Wants Special Treatment In 911 Row

    New York's Cayuga County has asked a federal court to dismiss the Cayuga Nation's lawsuit accusing it and another county of refusing to forward 911 calls happening on tribal land to the tribe's police department without payment, saying it doesn't owe the tribe special treatment.

  5. October 09, 2024

    NY Tribe Urges Court To Keep Door Open On 911 Lawsuit

    The Cayuga Nation is fighting a bid by two New York counties to dismiss its lawsuit over their alleged refusals to forward 911 calls to tribal police, arguing that on its face, it's hard to deny that something is amiss in the municipalities' efforts to ensure its reservation members' protection.

  6. August 09, 2024

    NY Counties Say Cayuga Nation's 911 Suit Not An Emergency

    Two New York counties have urged a federal district court to toss the Cayuga Nation's lawsuit accusing the counties of refusing to forward the reservation's 911 calls to the tribe's police department unless it pays, arguing the tribe's civil rights protection claims are not enforceable.

  7. July 08, 2024

    Tribe Says NY Counties Want It To Pay For 911 Access

    The Cayuga Nation says two New York counties have been refusing to forward 911 calls happening on the tribal land to the Nation's police department unless it pays, coordination that the tribe says no other law enforcement pays for and that the state says it has to do anyway.