Oneida Nation

EXPRESS REPORT:FY23 3RD & 4TH QTR 1358 COSTS APRIL 1, 2023 - JUNE 30 , 2023

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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EXPRESS REPORT FY23 1ST 2ND-QTR OCTOBER 1, 2022 MARCH 31, 2023

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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EXPRESS REPORT: FY22 POSTING: OCT. 1, 2021 - SEPT. 30, 2022

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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EXPRESS REPORT: FY21 10/01/ 2020 TO 08/31/2021.

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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EXPRESS REPORT: QUARTER POSTING OCTOBER 1, 2019 TO DECEMBER 31, 2019

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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EXPRESS REPORT 1ST THRU 3RD QUARTER POSTING OCTOBER 1, 2018 TO JUNE 30, 2019

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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IGF::OT::IGF - EXPRESS REPORT-1ST QUARTER POSTING; OCTOBER 1, 2017 - DECEMBER 31, 2017

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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IGF::OT::IGF EXPRESS REPORT- 4TH QUARTER POSTING; JULY 1, 2017 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2017

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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IGF::OT::IGF - EXPRESS REPORT-3RD QUARTER POSTING; APRIL 1, 2017-JUNE 30, 2017

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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IGF::OT::IGF-EXPRESS REPORT-1ST QUARTER POSTING; OCTOBER 1,2015-DECEMBER 31, 2015.

Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs

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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES-READING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION-FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL, CHEYENNE EAGLE BUTTE, ONEIDA NATION ELEMENTARY

Department of the Interior · Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education

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Department of Agriculture · Food and Nutrition Service

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THE ONEIDA NATION SCHOOL SYSTEMS PROPOSES TO ENHANCE AND EXPAND THE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROJECT TO STRENGTHEN THEIR THREE-TIER SCHOOL SAFETY STRATEGIC PLAN, WHICH FOCUSES ON PREVENTION, EARLY INTERVENTION, AND INTERVENTION WITHIN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM. THE PROJECT AIMS TO COLLABORATE WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A CONTINUUM OF CARE FRAMEWORK FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES ATTENDING THE ONEIDA NATION SCHOOL SYSTEM. THIS INITIATIVE ADDRESSES THE IMPACTS OF YOUTH EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE ROOTED IN HISTORICAL TRAUMA, WHICH OFTEN LEADS TO CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM, DELINQUENCY, AND VERBAL AND PHYSICAL AGGRESSION. THE PROJECTS ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO HELP THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY BREAK CYCLES OF GENERATIONAL TRAUMA AND PROMOTE HEALING AND WELLNESS AMONG ITS FAMILIES. KEY ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE THE PROJECT INCLUDE CONSULTING WITH COMMUNITY EXPERTS TO INTEGRATE CULTURAL PRACTICES ALONGSIDE EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS WITHIN THE THREE TIERS OF THE SCHOOL SAFETY PLAN; CREATING A CONTINUUM OF CARE FRAMEWORK WITH THE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROJECT MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM; AND ESTABLISHING MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT WITH COMMUNITY YOUTH PROGRAMS TO ENSURE ALIGNMENT WITH THE SCHOOL SAFETY PLAN AND CONTINUUM OF CARE FRAMEWORK. CONFERENCE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: N/A

Department of Justice · Office of Justice Programs

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CCDD-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY

Department of Health and Human Services · Administration for Children and Families

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SNAP FDPIR SAE

Department of Agriculture · Food and Nutrition Service

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FY2026 TRIBAL CHILD SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE GRANT

Department of Health and Human Services · Administration for Children and Families

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PURPOSE: THE HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER (HCV) PROGRAM IS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S MAJOR PROGRAM FOR ASSISTING VERY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, THE ELDERLY, AND THE DISABLED TO AFFORD DECENT, SAFE, AND SANITARY HOUSING IN THE PRIVATE MARKET. THE HCV PROGRAM IS HUD’S LARGEST RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. FUNDING IS PROVIDED THROUGH THE CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2024 (P.L. 118-42), ENACTED ON MARCH 9, 2024, WHICH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) ALLOCATES TO PUBLIC HOUSING AGENCIES (PHAS). THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO SERVE THE MOST ECONOMICALLY VULNERABLE FAMILIES IN THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING FAMILIES WITH DISABILITIES, ELDERLY FAMILIES, FORMERLY HOMELESS VETERANS, AND FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN, THROUGH FEDERAL ASSISTANCE VOUCHER PAYMENTS IN THE PROVISION OF MEETING THEIR RENTAL HOUSING NEEDS. HUD REGULATIONS MERGED THE FORMER SECTION 8 RENTAL VOUCHER PROGRAM (14.855) WITH THE FORMER SECTION 8 CERTIFICATE PROGRAM (14.857). SECTION 502 OF THE PUBLIC HOUSING REFORM ACT STATES THAT A PURPOSE OF THE LEGISLATION IS "CONSOLIDATING THE VOUCHER AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE UNDER SECTION 8 OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937 (THE "USHA") INTO A SINGLE MARKET-DRIVEN PROGRAM THAT WILL ASSIST IN MAKING TENANT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT HELPING LOW-INCOME FAMILIES OBTAIN AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND WILL INCREASE HOUSING CHOICE FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES.” THE HCV PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED BY LOCAL PHAS AUTHORIZED UNDER STATE LAW TO OPERATE HOUSING PROGRAMS WITHIN AN AREA OR JURISDICTION. THE PHAS RECEIVE FEDERAL FUNDS FROM HUD TO ADMINISTER THE VOUCHER PROGRAM. THE 2024 APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE HCV PROGRAM IS COMPRISED OF THE FOLLOWING RENEWAL LINE ITEMS AND NEW INITIATIVES: • HAPS (HAP) RENEWAL, AND HAP SET-ASIDE, • TENANT PROTECTION VOUCHERS, • ADMINISTRATIVE FEES, • TRIBAL HUD VETERANS AFFAIRS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING (HUD-VASH), • MAINSTREAM VOUCHERS, • VETERANS’ AFFAIRS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, AND • FAMILY UNIFICATION PROGRAM MOBILITY-RELATED SERVICES. CURRENT DATA FOR HCV PHAS IS UPDATED EVERY 1-2 MONTHS AND IS AVAILABLE ON THE HCV DATA DASHBOARD: HTTPS://WWW.HUD.GOV/PROGRAM_OFFICES/PUBLIC_INDIAN_HOUSING/PROGRAMS/HCV/DASHBOARD.; ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE PHA ACCEPTS A FAMILY’S APPLICATION FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE, SELECTS THE APPLICANT FAMILY FOR ADMISSION, AND ISSUES THE SELECTED FAMILY A VOUCHER CONFIRMING THE FAMILY’S ELIGIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCE. THE FAMILY MUST THEN FIND AND LEASE A DWELLING UNIT SUITABLE TO THE FAMILY’S NEEDS AND DESIRES IN THE PRIVATE RENTAL MARKET. THE PHAS SIGN HOUSING ASSISTANT PAYMENT (HAP) CONTRACTS WITH PARTICIPATING OWNERS, AND HOUSING SUBSIDY IS PAID TO THE OWNER DIRECTLY BY THE PHA ON BEHALF OF THE PARTICIPATING FAMILY. THE FAMILY THEN PAYS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE ACTUAL RENT CHARGED BY THE OWNER AND THE AMOUNT SUBSIDIZED BY THE PROGRAM. UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, IF AUTHORIZED BY THE PHA, A FAMILY MAY USE ITS VOUCHER TO PURCHASE A MODEST HOME. MEASURABLE AND QUANTIFIABLE OUTPUTS AND DELIVERABLES FROM ACTIVITIES BEING IMPLEMENTED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: A. THE HAP BUDGET AUTHORITY, WHICH WAS AWARDED AT 99.5% PRORATION IN CY 2024, WILL SECURE UNINTERRUPTED HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO OVER 2.3 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS, AND WILL MAINTAIN LEASING THROUGH THE END OF CY 2024 AT THIS LEVEL (2.3 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS). B. THE TENANT PROTECTION BUDGET AUTHORITY WILL ENSURE CONTINUITY OF ASSISTANCE FOR HOUSEHOLDS AFFECTED BY CONVERSIONS ACTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC HOUSING, MODERATE REHABILITATION, AND MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROGRAMS. C. ADMINISTRATIVE FEES WILL ENSURE OVER 2,100 HOUSING AGENCIES MAINTAINING COMPLIANCE AND SOUND PROGRAM AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS, AND WILL SUPPORT ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE TO OWNERS AND PARTICIPANTS IN EXPEDITING LEASING AND ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE AND DECENT HOUSING. D. FUNDS AWARDED FOR TRIBAL HUD VASH WILL ENSURE RENEWAL FUNDING FOR THOUSANDS HOMELESS VETERANS IN INDIAN COUNTRY AND WILL SUPPORT THE ISSUANCE OF HUNDREDS OF NEW GRANT AWARDS IN CY 2024. E. MAINSTREAM VOUCHERS FUNDING WILL ENSURE RENEWAL FUNDING FOR OVER 51,000 NON-ELDERLY AND DISABLE FAMILIES THAT WERE ONBOARD AT THE BEGINNING OF CY 2024. THESE FUNDS WILL SUPPORT SOUND OPERATIONS FOR THE HOUSING AGENCIES ADMINISTERING THESE VOUCHERS IN CY 2024. F. ADDITIONAL $5M IN HUD VASH FUNDING WILL SUPPORT APPROXIMATELY 450 HOMELESS VETERANS IN NEED OF HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES. G. $30M IN FUP FUNDING WILL ASSIST PROVIDE HOUSING TO FAMILIES THAT WERE SEPARATED FOR EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES AND PROVIDE HOUSING TO YOUTH COMING OUT OF FOSTER CARE THAT COULD BE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE HCV PROGRAM SEEKS TO PROVIDE GREATER ACCESS TO HOUSING CHOICE AND BETTER HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR VERY LOW- AND EXTREMELY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES; REDUCE THE NUMBER OF CHRONICALLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND VETERANS; AND REVERSE THE EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION IN THE PURSUIT OF RACIAL EQUITY. HCV PROGRAM RECEIVES ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR CONTRACT RENEWALS TO SECURE HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR APPROXIMATELY 2.3 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS. HCV ALSO RECEIVED ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR TENANT PROTECTION VOUCHERS AND SPECIAL PURPOSE VOUCHERS IN CY 2024.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE HCV PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE GREATER ACCESS TO HOUSING CHOICE AND BETTER HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES TO VERY LOW- AND EXTREMELY LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, INCLUDING FAMILIES WITH DISABILITIES, ELDERLY FAMILIES, FORMERLY HOMELESS VETERANS, AND FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN, THE ELDERLY, AND THE DISABLED. ELIGIBILITY FOR A HOUSING VOUCHER IS DETERMINED BY THE PHA BASED ON THE TOTAL ANNUAL GROSS INCOME AND FAMILY SIZE AND IS LIMITED TO US CITIZENS AND SPECIFIED CATEGORIES OF NON-CITIZENS WHO HAVE ELIGIBLE IMMIGRATION STATUS. IN GENERAL, THE FAMILY'S INCOME MAY NOT EXCEED 50% OF THE MEDIAN INCOME FOR THE COUNTY OR METROPOLITAN AREA IN WHICH THE FAMILY CHOOSES TO LIVE. BY LAW, A PHA MUST PROVIDE 75 PERCENT OF ITS VOUCHER TO APPLICANTS WHOSE INCOMES DO NOT EXCEED 30 PERCENT OF THE AREA MEDIAN INCOME. MEDIAN INCOME LEVELS ARE PUBLISHED BY HUD AND VARY BY LOCATION. THE PHA SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH THE INCOME LIMITS FOR YOUR AREA AND FAMILY SIZE.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE RECIPIENT DOES NOT INTEND TO SUBAWARD FUNDS.

Department of Housing and Urban Development · Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing

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THE ONEIDA NATION WILL SUSTAIN AND IMPROVE LIBRARY SERVICES AND OPERATIONS WITHIN ITS COMMUNITY. THE NATIVE AMERICAN LIBRARY SERVICES BASICS GRANT PROJECT WILL IMPROVE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL SERVICES FOR ACCESSING, LEARNING, AND PRESERVING INFORMATION WITH THE COMMUNITY. PROJECT FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT ESSENTIAL LIBRARY ACTIVITIES SUCH AS THE ACQUISITION OF LIBRARY-RELATED MATERIALS, PROGRAMMING FOR IDENTIFIED COMMUNITY PRIORITIES, AND TRAINING FOR LIBRARY STAFF. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE DIRECT BENEFIT TO THE TRIBAL MEMBERS AS WELL AS THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Institute of Museum and Library Services · Institute of Museum and Library Services

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AWARD PURPOSE: WISCONSIN TRIBAL CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL (WTCAC) WORKS WITH THE 11 TRIBAL NATIONS LOCATED IN WISCONSIN. TRIBAL NATIONS HAVE LIMITED FOREST HEALTH AND AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMMING, AND MOST RECEIVE A LOT OF SEASONAL RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY WITH VISITORS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. SURVEYS ARE NEEDED AS A SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST PESTS MISSED AT PORTS AND FOR PESTS BEING TRANSPORTED TO RECREATIONAL AREAS VIA FIREWOOD, AGRICULTURAL MATERIALS, AND OTHER MEANS. THE TRIBES IN WISCONSIN CHOSE TO SURVEY OAKS NEAR THESE RECREATIONAL AREAS BECAUSE OAK TREES ARE ALREADY BEING SEVERELY IMPACTED BY THE FUNGUS CERATOCYSTIS FAGACEARUM. OAK IS A POPULAR WOOD FOR FIREWOOD AND IS IMPORTANT TO MANY OF THE TRIBES NOT ONLY ECONOMICALLY BUT ECOLOGICALLY AND CULTURALLY. TO THE HO-CHUNK, THE WHITE OAK IS A SACRED TREE AND IS DESCRIBED AS THE FIRST TREE. OAK IS ALSO AN IMPORTANT SPECIES FOR MANY WILDLIFE SPECIES LOCATED ON TRIBAL LANDS. WTCAC IDENTIFIED THE NEED TO EXPAND SURVEY EFFORTS IN AREAS IDENTIFIED BY TRIBES AS HIGH RISK FOR ACCIDENTAL IN TRODUCTION OF EXOTIC PESTS SUCH AS FIREWORK DISTRIBUTORS AND STORAGE FACILITIES ON TRIBAL LANDS. WTCAC WILL ALSO CONTINUE SURVEY EFFORTS FOR EMERALD ASH BORER (EAB) ON TRIBAL LANDS. SOME OF THE TRIBES HAVE NOT CONFIRMED THE PRESENCE OF EAB AND WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE THEIR EFFORTS AND BE ABLE TO DOCUMENT WHEN IT APPEARS. ASH IS IMPORTANT TO THE TRIBES IN MANY WAYS. BASKET WEAVING WITH ASH IS IMPORTANT FOR MANY NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES AND IT ALSO HAS MANY MEDICINAL PROPERTIES FROM THE LEAVES, BARK, AND SEEDS. BLACK ASH ALSO SERVES AN IMPORTANT ECOLOGICAL FUNCTION IN RIPARIAN AREAS ALONG TROUT STREAMS. WTCAC WILL ALSO CONTINUE SURVEYS AT A TRIBALLY OWNED APPLE ORCHARD. THE ONEIDA NATION APPLE ORCHARD WILL CONTINUE SURVEYING FOR EXOTIC PESTS TO EXPAND THE PROTECTION OF THEIR HARVEST. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: MANY OF THE TRIBES HAVE RECREATIONAL AREAS OPEN TO PUBLIC WHERE THE MOVEMENT OF FIREWOOD IS A REAL THREAT. THERE ARE ALSO MANY FIREWORK DISTRIBUTORS ON TRIBAL LANDS THAT RECEIVE LARGE SHIPMENTS OF FIREWORKS, AND THIS COULD BE A POTENTIAL PATHWAY. THEY WILL ALSO SURVEY NEAR STORAGE GARAGES, WAREHOUSES, AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTERS LOCATED ON TRIBAL LANDS IN WISCONSIN. THIS WILL ACT AS A SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE IN CASE PESTS ARE MISSED AT PORT INSPECTIONS: FOR FY25, LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR EAB PURPLE PRISM TRAPS. THE USDA APHIS PPQ 2018 EAB SURVEY GUIDELINES AND USDA EAB PROGRAM MANUAL WILL BE USED TO DIRECT THE PROPER DEPLOYMENT OF THESE TRAPS. WISCONSIN TRIBES HAVE SELECTED SURVEY LOCATIONS NEAR RECREATIONAL AREAS TO LOOK FOR THE OAK AMBROSIA BEETLE. SOME OF THESE AREAS ARE ALREADY BEING IMPACTED BY THE FUNGUS CERATOCYSTIS FAGACEARUM. PROTOCOLS FOR THESE SURVEYS WILL FOLLOW THE APHIS PPQ EXOTIC WOOD BORER AND BARK BEETLE SURVEY GUIDANCE. TRIBES WILL ALSO CONTINUE TRAPPING FOR PINE TREE LAPPET AND SIBERIAN SILK MOTH AT THEIR DISCRETION. THEY WILL FOLLOW APPROVED METHODS FOR TRAP TYPE, TRAP TRAP LURE, AND PLACEMENT. TRIBAL STAFF AND SEASONAL WORKERS WILL ALSO FOLLOW APPROVED PROTOCOLS FOR TRAPS PLACED IN THE ORCHARD. THE WTCAC PEST SURVEY SPECIALIST PROVIDED THESE SURVEY DOCUMENTS TO THE TRIBAL FORESTERS PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM AND CREATED A MORE CONDENSED SURVEY PROTOCOL FROM THESE DOC UMENTS TO BE USED AS A QUICK REFERENCE. ANY EAB FOUND IN EAB TRAPS WILL BE SENT TO APHIS PPQ FOR VERIFICATION AND/OR CONFIRMATION. ALL SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE MULTI-FUNNEL TRAPS WILL BE SENT TO THE CARNEGIE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM FOR IDENTIFICATION. SPONGY MOTH S PECIMENS WILL BE SENT TO THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE VALUE OF EARLY PEST DETECTION LIES IN MINIMIZING LOSSES THAT MAY RESULT FROM WIDESPREAD PEST DAMAGE AND THE ASSOCIATED MITIGATION COSTS, PARTICULARLY ON TRIBAL LANDS. THIS MARKS THE SIXTH YEAR OF A COORDINATED SURVEY APPROACH CONDUCTED THROUGH A TRIBAL NON-PROFIT GROUP ON TRIB-AL LANDS IN WISCONSIN. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO BENEFIT EVERYONE THROUGH A UNIFIED AND TARGETED STRATEGY FOR CONDUCTING SURVEYS IN THESE AREAS. WTCAC’S TRIBAL PEST SURVEY PROGRAM IS NOT ONLY COORDINATING PEST SURVEY IMPLEMENTATIONS BUT ALSO PROVIDING EDUCATION AND OUTREACH TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND TRIBAL TECHNICAL STAFF REGARDING THESE PESTS AND THE PPA 7721 PROGRAM. THIS INITIATIVE OPERATES WITH GOAL 1 AND GOAL 5 FUNDING FROM PPA 7721, WHICH ALLOWS FOR THE HIRING OF FOUR NATIVE AMERICAN SEASONAL WORKERS. THEIR TIME IS DIVIDED BETWEEN ASSISTING WITH SURVEY EFFORTS AND CONDUCTING COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND OUTREACH. THIS YEAR’S SURVEY AIMS TO ENHANCE SURVEY EFFORTS ACROSS POTENTIAL PATHWAYS ON TRIBAL LANDS AND FORGE STRONG PARTNERSHIPS WITH APHIS PPQ AND OTHER PEST DETECTION AGENCIES, SUCH AS THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER PROTECTION AND THE WISCONSIN FIRST DETECTORS NETWORK, TO CREATE A MORE COHESIVE EFFORT. WTCAC WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH ALL TRIBES IN WISCONSIN WHO WISH TO PARTICIPATE IN PEST SURVEYS AND MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES TO CONDUCT PEST SURVEYS FOR INTERESTED TRIBES. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES): TRIBAL COMMUNITIES, FARMERS, ORCHARDS, TIMBER INDUSTRY, FORESTERS, ARBORISTS, PLANT NURSERY INDUSTRY, LANDSCAPERS, FIREWOOD PRODUCERS, HUNTERS/CAMPERS/OTHER OUTDOORS RECREATIONISTS, AND MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THIS WILL SERVE ALL RESIDENTS OF WISCONSIN AND VISITORS TO THE STATE WHO BENEFIT FROM OUR NATURAL LANDSCAPE RESOURCES. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD: ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL REPORTING SERVICES WILL BE CONTRACTED TO INNOVATIVE FUNDING LLC FOR 70 HOURS AT $75/HR.

Department of Agriculture · Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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INDIAN EDUCATION FORMULA GRANTS TO LEAS

Department of Education · Department of Education

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