Passenger and freight services are also provided by the Greyhound Bus Lines and the Navajo Transit Lines. There is an airport in Gallup, served by communter airlines with flights to Phoenix, Albuquerque, and Farmington. Other flight connections are made in Albuquerque. The Tohatchi chapter uses the old Highway 666 as an airport occasionally. Those living within Gallup are served by public utilities.
People living in the rural areas utilize community water systems, windmills, and wells.
Shallow wells and springs were constructed as a joint effort between the IHS and the Navajo Nation and were transferred to the Tribe for upkeep and maintenance. Windmills throughout the service unit were also constructed by the Tribe. The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority provides electricity on the Reservation portion of the service unit. There are many remote areas in the service unit which have no electric power available. Natural gas and propane are the main fuels used for cooking and heating.