The Suquamish Tribe

SECRETARIAL ELECTION SERVICES FOR THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE FY20

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

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DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE SUQUAMISH INDIAN TRIBE OF THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION, TO SUPPORT THE TRIBE'S WORK TO PROTECT AND RESTORE PUGET SOUND ECOSYSTEMS BY ENSURING THAT LOCAL AND REGIONAL RECOVERY STRATEGIES, ACTIONS, AND PLANS INVOLVE SIGNIFICANT INPUT FROM THE TRIBE, INCORPORATING THE TRIBE'S PERSPECTIVES, PRIORITIES, AND INVOLVEMENT IN RESTORING AND SAFEGUARDING RIPARIAN ZONES AND UPLAND FORESTS, AND ENHANCING THE TRIBE'S CAPACITY TO ENGAGE IN REGIONAL AND LOCAL WATER QUALITY INITIATIVES AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE PARTICIPATING IN LOCAL INTEGRATING ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER PUGET SOUND PLANNING PROCESSES, ENGAGING IN REGULATORY REVIEWS AND UPDATES TO PREVENT, REDUCE, CLEANUP, AND CONTROL POLLUTION, PARTICIPATING IN PUGET SOUND SPILL PREVENTION, SPILL RESPONSE AND PREPAREDNESS ACTIVITIES, EVALUATING PROPOSED FOSSIL FUEL TRANSPORTATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS, AND PARTICIPATING IN THE INTERAGENCY REVIEW TEAM FOR THE PENINSULA UMBRELLA MITIGATION BANK ALONG WITH CONTINUED INVOLVEMENT WITH THE HOOD CANAL INTERAGENCY REVIEW TEAM. THE TRIBE WILL ALSO PARTICIPATE IN ASSESSING HABITAT CONDITIONS AND FOSTERING PARTNERSHIPS TO EVALUATE HABITAT RESTORATION, ECOSYSTEM ENHANCEMENT, AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES, CONTINUE WORKING WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND OTHER GROUPS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS AND POLICIES, AND COLLABORATE WITH LAND CONSERVATION GROUPS AND LOCAL ENTITIES TO IDENTIFY, PROTECT, AND RESTORE CRITICAL HABITAT AREAS WITHIN THE EAST KITSAP WATERSHED. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE UPDATED STEELHEAD RECOVERY PLANS IN THE PUGET SOUND, REVISIONS TO THE PUGET SOUND ACTION AGENDA, PLANNING DOCUMENTS RELATED TO REGIONAL GROWTH MANAGEMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS TO ENSURE ALIGNMENT WITH RECOVERY PLANS FOR PUGET SOUND, AND THE SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS THROUGH PUGET SOUND FIELD TRIPS FOR CHIEF KITSAP ACADEMY. EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE STRENGTHENING THE TRIBE'S ENGAGEMENT IN LOCAL AND REGIONAL INITIATIVES FOCUSED ON WATER QUALITY, SEWAGE TREATMENT, HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION, WHILE BUILDING THE TRIBE'S CAPACITY TO SUSTAIN ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THESE EFFORTS. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE IN STRENGTHENING INTERNAL OVERSIGHT AND QUALITY SYSTEMS ACROSS ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS BY HIRING A QUALITY ASSURANCE AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER. - THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE REQUESTS TRIBAL MANAGEMENT GRANT PROGRAM FUNDING TO STRENGTHEN INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE AND COMPLIANCE SYSTEMS WITHIN ITS HEALTH DIVISION. THIS EFFORT WILL SUPPORT THE HIRING OF A 0.75 FTE COMPLIANCE AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OFFICER WHO WILL LEAD THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES, AUDIT TOOLS, AND REPORTING SYSTEMS ACROSS KEY PROGRAMS. THE OFFICER WILL ALSO OVERSEE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STAFF TRAINING, PATIENT SATISFACTION PROCESSES, AND DOCUMENTATION PROTOCOLS THAT SUPPORT LICENSURE, ACCREDITATION, AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING ACROSS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, AND OTP SERVICES. THE PROJECT WILL BE CARRIED OUT OVER 24 MONTHS AND IS DESIGNED TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS THAT SUPPORT ACCREDITATION READINESS, IMPROVE CARE QUALITY, AND ENHANCE PATIENT OUTCOMES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE PRODUCING A COMPLIANCE MANUAL, CONDUCTING INTERNAL AUDITS, MONITORING KEY METRICS THROUGH THE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM, AND IMPROVING COORDINATION AMONG SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL SUPPORT CONSISTENT STANDARDS ACROSS PROGRAMS, IMPROVE CARE OPERATIONS, AND ENSURE READINESS FOR LONG-TERM GROWTH AND OVERSIGHT UNDER THE TRIBE’S IHS COMPACT.

Department of Health and Human Services · Indian Health Service

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THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS CA IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNICATION AND CONSULTATION OF SUQUAMISH TRIBAL INTERESTS TO NAVY/USACE AND TO PROVIDE FOR MEANINGFUL TECHNICAL, LOGISTICAL, AND MANAGEMENT COORDINATION BETWEEN THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE AND NAVY/USACE DURING THE GRANT BUDGET PERIOD.

Department of Defense · Department of the Army

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THE GRANTS TO INDIAN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS PROGRAM ASSISTS TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS, AND AUTHORIZED DESIGNEES OF TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS, TO 1) DECREASE THE INCIDENCE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DATING VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, SEX TRAFFICKING, AND STALKING IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES; 2) STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF TRIBES TO EXERCISE THEIR SOVEREIGN AUTHORITY TO RESPOND TO THESE VIOLENT CRIMES; AND 3) ENSURE THAT PERPETRATORS OF THESE VIOLENT CRIMES ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. THE SUQUAMISH INDIAN TRIBE OF THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE LOCATED ON THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION IN KITSAP COUNTY, WASHINGTON STATE. THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE'S INTEGRATED VICTIM SERVICES PROGRAM, AN AGENCY OF THE SUQUAMISH INDIAN TRIBE OF THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION TRIBAL GOVERNMENT, WORKS TO ADDRESS VIOLENCE AGAINST AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE WOMEN BY EMPOWERING VICTIMS, ENHANCING LEGAL AID, AND FOSTERING COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES FOR A HOLISTIC CARE SYSTEM. WITH THIS FUNDING, THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE'S INTEGRATED VICTIM SERVICES PROGRAM WILL: 1) PROVIDE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE SUPPORT TO CRIME VICTIMS; 2) ESTABLISH LONG-TERM HOUSING STABILITY; AND 3) PROVIDE NO COST CIVIL LEGAL SERVICES. THE SUQUAMISH INDIAN TRIBE OF THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION HAS PARTNERED WITH WOMEN SPIRIT, INC. COALITION, A TRIBAL COALITION, TO PLAN THIS PROJECT. THE TIMING FOR PERFORMANCE OF THIS NEW AWARD IS 36 MONTHS.

Department of Justice · Offices, Boards and Divisions

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APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE CASES IN SUQUAMISH TRIBAL COURT ARE REPEAT OFFENDERS DUE TO CHRONIC SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS, MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS. ALTHOUGH MANY INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENTS PROVIDE SERVICES TO THESE INDIVIDUALS, THERE IS NO FORMAL STRUCTURE THAT FACILITATES INTERDEPARTMENTAL FORMULATION OF CASE PLANS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SERVICES. HISTORICALLY, TRIBAL DEPARTMENTS HAVE OPERATED IN SILOS, WHICH HAS IMPEDED COORDINATION OF SERVICES BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS. THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE WILL USE THE CTAS PURPOSE AREA 3 GRANT TO IMPLEMENT THE BEGIN AGAIN PROGRAM, WHICH IS THE SUQUAMISH TRIBES REENTRY PROGRAM. THE PURPOSE IS TO DEVELOP A COORDINATED RESPONSE TO ASSIST JUSTICE INVOLVED INDIVIDUALS RETURNING TO THE COMMUNITY FROM INCARCERATION OR COURT-ORDERED INPATIENT TREATMENT. THE BEGIN AGAIN REENTRY PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE A COMPASSIONATE, CULTURALLY BASED PROGRAM TO FACILITATE STABILIZATION AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR INDIVIDUALS RETURNING TO THE SUQUAMISH COMMUNITY. BEGIN AGAIN WILL CREATE A FORMAL STRUCTURE THAT WILL ALLOW DEPARTMENTS TO COORDINATE CASE PLANNING AND SERVICES. THE PROGRAM WILL UTILIZE CULTURALLY INFORMED BEST PRACTICES TO MEET EACH INDIVIDUALS NEEDS AND TO ASSIST THEM IN REENTERING THE COMMUNITY SO THEY MAY FIND A SENSE OF BELONGING AND PURPOSE.

Department of Justice · Office of Justice Programs

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BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY - BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY IS AN INTER-GENERATIONAL PROGRAM TO SUPPORT UNANGAX (ALEUT) YOUTH WHO ARE AT RISK FOR SUICIDE AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE. THE PROJECT WILL BE COMPRISED OF 3 REGIONAL CONTRACTUAL PARTNERS FROM 10 OF THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES OF THE ALEUTIAN PRIBILOF ISLANDS ASSOCIATION, INC. (APIA) SERVICEABLE CATCHMENT AREA: ATKA, AKUTAN, KING COVE, FALSE PASS, NELSON LAGOON, NIKOLSKI, SAND POINT, ST. GEORGE, ST. PAUL, UNALASKA AND SIMULTANEOUSLY OPERATE PROJECT ACTIVITIES IN THE AGENCY'S URBAN HUB OF ANCHORAGE, AK. BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY WILL USE MODIFIED HEALING OF THE CANOE PROJECT CURRICULUM, AN EVIDENCE-BASED SUICIDE AND SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION CURRICULUM CREATED BETWEEN THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE, THE PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM TRIBE, AND THE ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. THROUGH EXTENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM SUQUAMISH TRIBE IN THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, APIA IS WELL PLACED AND MOBILIZED TO ADDRESS YOUTH SUICIDE, SUBSTANCE USE AND THE STIGMATIZATION THAT SURROUNDS MENTAL HEALTH BY UTILIZING OUR UNANGAN ADAPTED VERSION TITLED "BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY". THE PROJECT WILL EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH TO INCORPORATE THE USE OF BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY CURRICULUM AND THE TRADITIONAL IQYAX, ULUTUX, AND NIGILAX (KAYAKS) FOR STRENGTHENING PRIDE, IDENTITY, AND BUILD COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS. CONNECTION IS WELLNESS, AND THIS IS THE SPIRIT OF OUR PROJECT. TRADITIONAL STORIES, TRIBAL HISTORY, SIGNIFICANT CURRENT EVENTS, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND UNANGAN LANGUAGE ARE INTEGRATED INTO THE CURRICULUM TO HELP DEVELOP SKILLS, VALUES, BELIEFS AND PRACTICES THAT ARE MEANINGFUL AND RELEVANT IN MANNER. THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INCREASE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF YOUTH BY UTILIZING EVIDENCE-BASED AND CULTURAL RELEVANT APPROACHES THAT WEAVE IN HEALTHY MENTAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TRADITIONS TIED TO UNANGAX ANCESTRY THROUGH IMPACTFUL PARTNERSHIPS WITH REGIONAL COMMUNITIES. THREE CONTRACTED COMMUNITY PARTNERS WILL BE SELECTED TO HIRE COMMUNITY WELLNESS COACHES (CWC'S) TO DELIVER THE BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY CURRICULUM WITHIN THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMUNITIES. THESE CWC'S WILL BE TRAINED FACILITATORS OF IN THE BREAKING WAVES: NAVIGATING LIFE'S JOURNEY CURRICULUM AND ALSO UNDERGO L2-L3 SEA KAYAKING CERTIFICATION THROUGH EXISTING QUALIFIED APIA STAFF. CWC'S WILL BE RESPONSIBLE IN HOSTING MONTHLY WORKSHOPS COUPLED WITH CULTURAL AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE USE OF EXISTING IQYAXS' OR ULUTAXS', FOR AN ANNUAL TOTAL OF 12 WORKSHOPS, TO INTEGRATE 14 SKILL-BUILDING LESSONS WITH 16 ATTENDEES. A COMBINED TOTAL OF 48 WORKSHOPS AND 64 YOUTH WILL DECREASE THEIR RISK FOR SUICIDE AND INCREASE THEIR SKILLS NEEDED TO TRAVEL THEIR LIFE'S JOURNEY WITHOUT BEING PULLED OFF COURSE BY ALCOHOL OR DRUGS. A LIFETIME OF 320 YOUTH WILL BE SERVED BY THE FIVE-YEAR PROJECT. CERTIFIED PROJECT STAFF WILL HOST VIRTUAL AND/OR IN PERSON EVIDENCE-BASED TRAININGS IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY: TEEN MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID, YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID, ADULT MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID, PRIME FOR LIFE, AND QUESTION, PERSUADE, REFER (QPR). TWELVE TRAININGS WITH 10 PARTICIPANTS TO TOTAL 120 PARTICIPANTS ANNUALLY. A LIFETIME TOTAL OF 240 CWC'S AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS WILL BE TRAINED BY THE FIVE-YEAR PROJECT. A SOUTHWEST REGIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH AND RESILIENCE PROGRAMMING AND REGIONAL YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS WILL CONVENE TO DIRECTLY IMPACT OUR TARGET POPULATION BY GUIDING PRACTICES AIMED TO DECREASE YOUTH SUICIDE RATES, INCREASE AWARENESS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAMMING. MEMBERS WILL USE THEIR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFIC SECTOR TOPICS TO HELP MAKE STRATEGIC DECISIONS.

Department of Health and Human Services · Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

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DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT FUNDS THE PARTICIPATION OF THE SUQUAMISH INDIAN TRIBE OF THE PORT MADISON RESERVATION IN ACTIVITIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE REVIEW OF REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES, PROPOSED PLANS, AND RECORDS OF DECISION AT THE BREMERTON GAS WORKS SUPERFUND SITE IN BREMERTON, WASHINGTON WHEN THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) IS THE LEAD AGENCY FOR REMEDIAL ACTION. THIS CAN ALSO INCLUDE REVIEW OF INFORMATION, ATTENDING SITE-RELATED MEETINGS AND PARTICIPATING IN FIVE-YEAR REVIEWS.ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING SUPPORT AGENCY ACTIVITIES REVIEW AND COMMENT ON DOCUMENTS, COORDINATION BETWEEN EPA AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENT, PARTICIPATION AT SITE PROJECT AND TECHNICAL REVIEW MEETINGS, SITE VISITS, AND ATTEND PUBLIC MEETINGS.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE: ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS AND COMMENTS ON DOCUMENTS. EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: SUBSTANTIAL AND MEANINGFUL INVOLVEMENT OF THE TRIBE IN THE SUPERFUND PROCESS AND A CLEANER, HEALTHIER ENVIRONMENT. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE.

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS CA IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNICATION AND CONSULTATION OF SUQUAMISH TRIBAL INTERESTS TO NAVY/USACE AND TO PROVIDE FOR MEANINGFUL TECHNICAL, LOGISTICAL, AND MANAGEMENT COORDINATION BETWEEN THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE AND NAVY/USACE DURING THE GRANT BUDGET PERIOD.

Department of Defense · Department of the Army

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SUQUAMISH TRIBAL DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM. - THE SPECIAL DIABETES PROGRAM ACTIVELY WORKS TOWARDS PREVENTING OR DELAYING THE ONSET OF TYPE II DIABETES IN SUQUAMISH TRIBAL MEMBERS. THE PROGRAM IS RUN BY THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE'S COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE. THE TRIBE HAS A LARGE POPULATION OF SMOKERS AND IDENTIFIES THE SCREENING OF TOBACCO USE IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AS A NEED. SCREENING FOR THE USE OF TOBACCO WILL TAKE PLACE AT A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY EVENTS/PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. CESSATION COUNSELING AND NICOTINE REPLACEMENT THERAPY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR INTERESTED TRIBAL MEMBERS AFTER THE SCREENINGS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND INDIVIDUAL NEEDS ARE ASSESSED. THE SPECIAL DIABETES PROGRAM WILL ALSO HAVE HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES FOR THE COMMUNITY WHICH WILL INCLUDE WISDOM WARRIORS (STANFORD CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT), ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR, AND INTER-ACTIVE INFORMATION BOOTHS AT COMMUNITY EVENTS, IF PANDEMIC RESTRICTIONS PERMIT. THE SPECIAL DIABETES PROGRAM ALSO WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE TRIBE'S TRADITIONAL FOODS PROGRAM TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD, MEDICINE AND PLANTS THAT HAVE BEEN USED HISTORICALLY BY SUQUAMISH PEOPLE TO HEAL AND NOURISH THEM.

Department of Health and Human Services · Indian Health Service

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CONTINUATION OF THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE'S IV-D FUNDING.

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

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DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT FUNDS THE PARTICIPATION OF THE RECIPIENT IN ACTIVITIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE REVIEW OF REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES, PROPOSED PLANS, AND RECORDS OF DECISION AT THE EAST WATERWAY OPERABLE UNIT AT THE HARBOR ISLAND SUPERFUND SITE WHERE THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) IS THE LEAD AGENCY FOR REMEDIAL ACTION. THIS CAN ALSO INCLUDE REVIEW OF INFORMATION, ATTENDING SITE-RELATED MEETINGS AND PARTICIPATING IN FIVE-YEAR REVIEWS.ACTIVITIES:ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE: REVIEW AND COMMENT ON THE PROPOSED PLAN, RECORD OF DECISION, POST RECORD OF DECISION SAMPLING PLANS AND SAMPLING RESULTS, AND ENGINEERING EVALUATION AND COST ANALYSES. ADDITIONALLY, THE TRIBE WILL COORDINATE WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND ATTEND SITE-RELATED MEETINGS.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO COMMENTS ON THE PROPOSED PLAN, RECORD OF DECISION, POST RECORD OF DECISION SAMPLING PLANS AND SAMPLING RESULTS, AND ENGINEERING EVALUATION AND COST ANALYSES AND PARTICIPATION IN SITE MEETINGS. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE MEANINGFUL PARTICIPATION OF THE TRIBE IN THE SUPERFUND CLEANUP PROCESS AND A CLEANER, HEALTHIER ENVIRONMENT IN THE TRIBE'S USUAL AND ACCUSTOMED AREAS. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE.

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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THE TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER WILL UPDATE A COMPREHENSIVE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN FOR THE PORTMADISON RESERVATION TO INCLUDE DESCRIPTIONS OF HISTORIC STRUCTURES ON THE PORT MADISON INDIAN RESERVATION TOINCLUDE TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PROPERTIES THAT MAY BE IDENTIFIED BY TRIBAL MEMBERS OR ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCESIDENTIFIED DURING SURVEY AND/OR CONSTRUCTION MONITORING.GOALS/OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED: UPDATE CULTURAL DATASETS OF IMPORTANCE TO THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE; PROTECT CULTURALRESOURCES; COMMUNICATE RELEVANT INFORMATION TO FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL AGENCIES TO IMPROVE LAND USE PLANNING.GOALS/OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED: EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, PLANNING PROFESSIONALS, AND CULTURAL RESOURCESPROFESSIONALS REGARDING THE CULTURE HISTORY OF THE SUQUAMISH PEOPLE AND UNIQUE OBLIGATIONS OF TRIBAL COMMUNITIESTO IDENTIFY AND PROTECT CULTURAL RESOURCES

Department of the Interior · National Park Service

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THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS CA IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNICATION AND CONSULTATION OF SUQUAMISH TRIBAL INTERESTS TO NAVY/USACE AND TO PROVIDE FOR MEANINGFUL TECHNICAL, LOGISTICAL, AND MANAGEMENT COORDINATION BETWEEN THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE AND NAVY/USACE DURING THE GRANT BUDGET PERIOD.

Department of Defense · Department of the Army

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THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT LOCAL AND REGIONAL RECOVERY STRATEGIES. THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE WILL ENGAGE PLANS TO PROTECT ECOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT LANDS FROM DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING RIPARIAN AREAS AND UPLAND FORESTLANDS THAT REFLECT THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE'S INTERESTS. IT WILL ALSO GIVE CAPACITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE LOCAL AND REGIONAL PLANS, AND RESPONSE ACTIONS TO WATER QUALITY PROBLEMS. THE TRIBE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH OTHERS TO PROTECT SHELLFISH GROWING AREAS AND ADDRESS POLLUTION SOURCES THAT ARE A THREAT TO CURRENT GROWING AREAS IN THE PUGET SOUND AREA.

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS CA IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNICATION AND CONSULTATION OF SUQUAMISH TRIBAL INTERESTS TO NAVY/USACE AND TO PROVIDE FOR MEANINGFUL TECHNICAL, LOGISTICAL, AND MANAGEMENT COORDINATION BETWEEN THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE AND NAVY/USACE DURING THE GRANT BUDGET PERIOD.

Department of Defense · Department of the Army

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THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE PROPOSES, AS THE NEXT STEP, TO DIGITIZE THE 410 ARTIFACT PHOTO IMAGES, THE 525 HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, AND THE SUQUAMISH TIMELINE PHOTOS TO UPLOAD TO WEB LINKS FOR INTERNET ACCESS. TRIBAL STAFF AND MEMBERS AS WELL AS RESEARCHERS, SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EDUCATORS, AND THE GREATER COMMUNITY WILL BE ABLE TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE SIGNIFICANT MATERIALS THAT MOVE HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE INTO A LIVING CONTEXT OF THE PEOPLE AND THEIR CULTURE THAT CREATED THEM.

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

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THE SUQUAMISH ARE THE FIRST PEOPLES OF THE KITSAP PENINSULA, BAINBRIDGE, BLAKE AND WHIDBEY ISLANDS. SINCE THE POINT ELLIOTT TREATY OF 1855, THE FEDERALLY-RECOGNIZED TRIBE LIVES ON THE PORT MADISON INDIAN RESERVATION. IT IS LOCATED ON THE SHORES OF PUGET SOUND 18 MILES WEST OF SEATTLE IN THE HEART OF A RURAL RESIDENTIAL AREA ON THE KITSAP PENINSULA. THE TOTAL POPULATION WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE RESERVATION IS ESTIMATED TO BE 7,640 THAT INCLUDES TRIBAL MEMBERS, OTHER NATIVE AMERICANS AND ALASKA NATIVES, AND NON-INDIANS. TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP IS 1,151 PERSONS AS OF JULY 2016. TWO YEARS AGO, THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM THE INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SCIENCES NATIVE AMERICAN/NATIVE HAWAIIAN MUSEUM SERVICES GRANT PROGRAM TO REHOUSE AND PHOTOGRAPH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARTIFACTS AND ACCOMPANYING HISTORICAL MATERIALS WITH SITE-ASSOCIATED PROVENANCE. THESE INCLUDE THE OLD MAN HOUSE COLLECTION, THE OLD MAN HOUSE SHORELINE SURVEY ALONG WITH THE MANETTE SITE EXCAVATIONS THAT HAVE YIELDED DELICATE ARTIFACTS, FIELD NOTES, LABORATORY DATA, AND MAPS FROM WORK DONE BETWEEN THE EARLY 1950?S THROUGH THE 1980?S. TOGETHER THESE ITEMS PROVIDE EVIDENCE ABOUT THE SUQUAMISH PEOPLE OVER THE LAST 4,000 YEARS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PROFESSIONAL STAFF AT THE SUQUAMISH MUSEUM, THIS PROJECT IS NEARING COMPLETION. THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE PROPOSES, AS THE NEXT STEP, TO DIGITIZE THE 410 ARTIFACT PHOTO IMAGES, THE 525 HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, AND THE SUQUAMISH TIMELINE PHOTOS TO UPLOAD TO WEB LINKS FOR INTERNET ACCESS. TRIBAL STAFF AND MEMBERS AS WELL AS RESEARCHERS, SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, EDUCATORS, AND THE GREATER COMMUNITY WILL BE ABLE TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE SIGNIFICANT MATERIALS THAT MOVE HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE INTO A LIVING CONTEXT OF THE PEOPLE AND THEIR CULTURE THAT CREATED THEM. OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS, THIS WORK WILL DIGITIZE THE MATERIALS BY ADDING EXPLANATORY INFORMATION TO EACH ARTIFACT AND DOCUMENT, AND THEN MAKING IT ACCESSIBLE VIA ONLINE SITES LINKED TO THE SUQUAMISH MUSEUM WEBSITE. WE WILL USE THE PAST PERFECT 5.0 SOFTWARE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR EXPLAINING INDIVIDUAL OBJECTS FROM MUSEUM COLLECTIONS. THE END RESULT WILL BE THAT THESE MATERIALS WILL BE EASILY SEARCHABLE BY TRIBAL MEMBERS, SCHOLARS, EDUCATORS, STUDENTS,

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

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TWO YEARS AGO, THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM THE INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SCIENCES NATIVE AMERICAN/NATIVE HAWAIIAN MUSEUM SERVICES GRANT PROGRAM TO REHOUSE AND PHOTOGRAPH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARTIFACTS AND ACCOMPANYING HISTORICAL MATERIALS WITH SITE-ASSOCIATED PROVENANCE. THESE INCLUDE THE OLD MAN HOUSE COLLECTION, THE OLD MAN HOUSE SHORELINE SURVEY ALONG WITH THE MANETTE SITE EXCAVATIONS THAT HAVE YIELDED DELICATE ARTIFACTS, FIELD NOTES, LABORATORY DATA, AND MAPS FROM WORK DONE BETWEEN THE EARLY 1950?S THROUGH THE 1980?S. TOGETHER THESE ITEMS PROVIDE EVIDENCE ABOUT THE SUQUAMISH PEOPLE OVER THE LAST 4,000 YEARS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PROFESSIONAL STAFF AT THE SUQUAMISH MUSEUM, THIS PROJECT IS NEARING COMPLETION.

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

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THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE IS ONE OF THE PUGET SOUND TRIBES WITH TREATY RIGHTS TO FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES OF THE PUGET SOUND ESTUARY AND IS A CO-MANAGER

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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