Tunica Biloxi Tribe Of Louisiana

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Department of Defense · Department of the Army

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THIS IS A FOLLOW ON PURCHASE ORDER TO EXTEND PAD LEASES ISSUED IN 2006 DR-1603-LA-LA KATRINA. LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS.

Department of Homeland Security · Federal Emergency Management Agency

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PAD LEASE

Department of Homeland Security · Federal Emergency Management Agency

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PROJECT TITLE: TUNICA-BILOXI INDIAN TRIBE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FUNDING FY 2026 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ALL TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROVIDED BY FHWA TO TUNICA-BILOXI INDIAN TRIBE UNDER THE FHWA OTT PROGRAM AGREEMENT FOR FY26

Department of Transportation · Federal Highway Administration

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THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE SEEKS TO ENHANCE ITS CAPACITY TO PROVIDE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES THAT SERVE AS A SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT IN A CHILD'S CARE, EFFECTIVELY LINKING YOUTH AND FAMILIES TO A WIDE RANGE OF AVAILABLE SERVICES BOTH ON THE RESERVATION AND WITHIN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. RECOGNIZING THAT EVERY CHILD HAS UNIQUE NEEDS, THE TRIBE AIMS TO OFFER INDIVIDUALIZED CARE AND PLANNING TO HELP FAMILIES NAVIGATE COMPLEX SYSTEMS OF SUPPORT. A DEDICATED CASE MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR WOULD STREAMLINE ACCESS TO SERVICES, OFFERING FAMILIES CRITICAL SUPPORT THAT PROMOTES STABILITY AND WELL-BEING. AS PART OF THIS EFFORT, THE TUNICA-BILOXI YOUTH COORDINATOR WILL PLAY A CENTRAL ROLE IN WORKING DIRECTLY WITH TRIBAL YOUTH BY DELIVERING AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING, PROVIDING CASE MANAGEMENT, AND CONDUCTING COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO INCREASE YOUTH ENGAGEMENT. THE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM WILL BE OPEN TO CHILDREN AGES 516 AND HOSTED AT THE TUNICA-BILOXI GYMNASIUM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO OFFER A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOCUSED ON ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND CULTURAL CONNECTION. THIS INITIATIVE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A PLATFORM TO IDENTIFY CHILDREN IN NEED OF ADDITIONAL SUPPORT AND ENSURE TIMELY INTERVENTION THROUGH COORDINATED RESPONSES. CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES WILL BE DESIGNED AND IMPLEMENTED TO HELP FAMILIES BUILD AND SUSTAIN STABILITY, WITH A FOCUS ON ADDRESSING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS, PREVENTING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, AND STRENGTHENING FAMILY AND COMMUNITY TIES. 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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TUNICA-BILOXI NYCP PROGRAM

Department of Education · Department of Education

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CCDF-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT FUND MANDATORY & MATCHING

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

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DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE TRIBE TO BUILD ITS CAPACITY TO ADMINISTER ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS ON INDIAN LANDS. ACTIVITIES:SPECIFICALLY, THE RECIPIENT WILL BUILD CAPACITY OF OFFICE STAFF, SOLID WASTE AND DRINKING WATER.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORTS, ANNUAL FEDERAL FINANCIAL REPORT, AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARY IS THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE.

Environmental Protection Agency · Environmental Protection Agency

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THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA 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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PROJECT TITLE: TUNICA BILOXI TRIBE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FUNDING FY 2025 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ALL TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROVIDED BY FHWA TO TUNICA BILOXI TRIBE UNDER THE FHWA OTT PROGRAM AGREEMENT FOR FY25

Department of Transportation · Federal Highway Administration

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THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO ALLOW STATE/TERRITORY AND FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS TO EXPAND UPON PRIOR LOCAL FOOD PURCHASE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WORK, AND TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STATE/TERRITORY AND FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS WHO DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE LOCAL FOOD PURCHASE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO ESTABLISH PROJECTS THROUGH LFPA25. STATES, TERRITORIES, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS WILL PURCHASE LOCAL, UNPROCESSED OR MINIMALLY PROCESSED DOMESTIC FOODS FROM LOCAL PRODUCERS, TARGETING HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED FARMERS/PRODUCERS/FISHERS AND SMALL BUSINESSES INCLUDING PROCESSORS, AGGREGATORS, AND DISTRIBUTORS. FOOD PURCHASED WILL TARGET DISTRIBUTION TO UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. QUARTERLY PERFORMANCE REPORTS WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CAPTURE THE VALUE OF PURCHASES (INCLUDING THE VALUE OF PURCHASES FROM HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED PRODUCERS AND THE VALUE OF PURCHASES FROM SMALL BUSINESSES), THE NUMBER OF PRODUCERS (INCLUDING THE NUMBER OF HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED PRODUCERS AND THE NUMBER OF SMALL BUSINESSES), THE VALUE OF FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS TO DATE, AND THE NUMBER OF UNIQUE LOCATIONS DISTRIBUTING FOOD TO DATE. IN ADDITION TO INCREASING LOCAL FOOD CONSUMPTION, FUNDS ARE EXPECTED TO HELP BUILD AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL AND HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED FARMERS/PRODUCERS/FISHERS AND SMALL BUSINESSES INCLUDING PROCESSORS, AGGREGATORS, AND DISTRIBUTORS. STATES, TERRITORIES, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS MAY SUBAWARD WITH PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS. PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS MAY COME FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC, FOR-PROFIT, OR NONPROFIT ENTITIES.

Department of Agriculture · Agricultural Marketing Service

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INDIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANTS

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

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THE TRIBAL ENTITY WITH PROJECT PARTNERS WILL WORK TO EXECUTE ACTIVITIES OUTLINED IN IRA PROVISION 50122 TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT HOME ELECTRIFICATION AND APPLIANCE REBATES (HEAR) TO BENEFIT U.S. HOUSEHOLDS.

Department of Energy · Department of Energy

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15.904 HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID (THPO) SAM.GOV HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID ASSIST IN THE IDENTIFICATION, EVALUATION, AND PROTECTION OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES BY SUCH MEANS AS EDUCATION, SURVEY, PLANNING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PRESERVATION, DOCUMENTATION, AND FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AVAILABLE FOR HISTORIC PROPERTIES. OPPORTUNITY P25AS00490 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND- ANNUAL TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE GRANTS SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AUTHORIZED BY THE NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT (NHPA) IMPLEMENTED BY THE TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICES ON TRIBAL LANDS UNDER THEIR PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. THIS GRANT IS AWARDED TO TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA TO COMPLETE PROJECT WORK IN THE 8 PROGRAM AREAS AS DEFINED IN THE NHPA, AS APPLICABLE, AND RELATED ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES.

Department of the Interior · National Park Service

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THE LSU CAMPUS MOUNDS ARE TWO ANCIENT, DOME-SHAPED MOUNDS ON THE GROUNDS OF LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY IN BATON ROUGE. NATIVE AMERICANS BEGAN CONSTRUCTING THEM AT LEAST 6000 YEARS AGO, DURING THE EARLIEST PHASE OF MOUND BUILDING IN NORTH AMERICA. IN 1999, THE SITE WAS LISTED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES AS NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT, BASED ON AGE, PRESERVATION, RARITY, AND RESEARCH POTENTIAL. THE MOUNDS ALSO ARE EXTRAORDINARY BECAUSE OF THEIR VISIBILITY ON PUBLIC PROPERTY. THE MOUNDS WERE NOT PART OF A VILLAGE OR ENCAMPMENT. INSTEAD, THEY WERE A BEACON THAT MARKED A GATHERING PLACE FOR PEOPLE WHO TRAVELED THERE FOR SPECIAL EVENTS. THEY CONTINUE TO BE SACRED TO TRIBES TODAY.GOAL: STOP THE EROSION, BY REPAIRING EXISTING DAMAGE AND REVEGETATING THE MOUNDS. THE MOUNDS ARE IN URGENT NEED OF INTERVENTION TO PROTECT THEIR INTEGRITY. BOTH NATURAL AND HUMAN FACTORS HAVE DAMAGED THEM. WHILE SOME OF THESE ACTIVITIES ARE NO LONGER OCCURRING, THEY HAVE LEFT RUTS AND SLUMPS, WHICH ALLOW WATER INTRUSION AND WEAKEN THE MOUNDS INTERNAL STRUCTURE. OTHER EROSIVE CONDITIONS ARE ONGOING. THE CURRENT GROUND COVER IS WEAK AND DYING, AND THERE IS NO WAY TO EFFECTIVELY IRRIGATE IT. EXTREME WEATHER HAS WORSENED SURFACE DAMAGE, ACCELERATING EROSION. WITH CLIMATE CHANGE, THESE CONDITIONS WILL INTENSIFY.GOAL: UNIFY THE SITE S SACRED CORE, BY REMOVING SIDEWALKS THAT SEPARATE THE MOUNDS AND REVEGETATING THE AREA BETWEEN THE MOUNDS. THE MOUNDS ARE IN THE HEART OF LSU S CAMPUS. FOR DECADES, PEOPLE USED THEM RECREATIONALLY, AND MAJOR SIDEWALKS PASS BETWEEN THEM. RECENTLY, IN CONSULTATION WITH TRIBAL REPRESENTATIVES AND ARCHAEOLOGISTS, LSU CONDUCTED A PLANNING STUDY AND EMBARKED ON AN AMBITIOUS PLAN TO PROTECT THE SITE. ONE OF THE FIRST STEPS WAS TO FENCE IN THE ENTIRE MOUND AREA. THE FENCE STOPPED UTILITARIAN AND RECREATIONAL USE AND DEFINES A SACRED AND PROTECTED LANDSCAPE. HOWEVER, THE INTRUSIVE SIDEWALKS BETWEEN THE MOUNDS ARE STILL IN PLACE.SUMMARY OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES. THE GRANT WILL FUND A GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEER TO ADVISE LSU ABOUT EROSION CONTROL AND WILL SUPPORT AN ARCHAEOLOGIST TO MONITOR THE WORK. THE PLAN IS TO 1) USE OPAQUE TARPS TO ERADICATE THE CURRENT, DYING GRASS, 2) FILL ERODED AREAS WITH SOIL, AND 3) CAREFULLY REMOVE THE INTRUSIVE SIDEWALKS BETWEEN THE MOUNDS TO UNIFY THE SPACE. THEN, BY HAND-LAYING SOD, 4) ADD DENSER, DROUGHT-RESISTANT, LOW-GROWING GRASS IN THE FENCED AREA TO STABILIZE THE SURFACES. THE GRASS WILL GROW TO ITS NATURAL HEIGHT, REQUIRING ONLY OCCASIONAL STRING TRIMMING. TO ESTABLISH THE GRASS AND TO SUSTAIN IT DURING DROUGHT, 5) INSTALL A WATERING SYSTEM THAT IS AS NONINTRUSIVE AS POSSIBLE. TO DOCUMENT THE PROJECT, AND AS A BASELINE FOR MONITORING, 6) PRECISION MAP THE SITE BEFORE AND AFTER THE REPAIR. FINALLY, 7) PREPARE A MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING PLAN FOR FUTURE PROTECTION.PERFORMANCE GOALS AND OUTCOMES. THE PERFORMANCE GOALS ARE 1) ADHERE TO THE PROPOSED TIMELINE AND DOCUMENT PROGRESS QUARTERLY, TO ENSURE TIMELY PROJECT COMPLETION 2) REMAIN WITHIN BUDGET, AS REPORTED QUARTERLY, TO ALLOW ALL PLANNED PROJECT ACTIVITIES TO BEFUNDED 3) COLLABORATE WITH PARTNERS AND ADVISORS, FOLLOWING THE SEQUENCE ON THE TIMELINE, TO MAXIMIZE THE BENEFITS OF EXPERT ADVICE 4) COMMUNICATE WELL WITHIN LSU AND WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE TO MEET ALL FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES.PARTNERS. PARTNERS WITH LSU ARE THE LOUISIANA DIVISION OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND TWO FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES: THE CHITIMACHA TRIBE OF LOUISIANA AND THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA. BENEFICIARIES. THIS GRANT WILL ENABLE LSU TO CONTINUE ITS COMMITMENT TO STABILIZE AND PROTECT THESE NATIONAL TREASURES. THE BENEFICIARIES ARE NATIVE AMERICANS, FOR WHOM THE SITE IS SACRED THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS, EMPLOYEES, TOURISTS, AND SPORTS FANS WHO SEE THE SITE EACH YEAR AND RESEARCHERS STUDYING THE BEGINNING OF THE MOUND-BUILDING TRADITION IN NORTH AMERICA

Department of the Interior · National Park Service

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TUNICA-BILOXI VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM

Department of Education · Department of Education

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CWSS-2025 - CHILD WELFARE SOCIAL SERVICES

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

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THE CHILDREN'S JUSTICE ACT (CJA) PARTNERSHIPS FOR INDIAN COMMUNITIES GRANT PROGRAM (VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT OF 1984, SECTION 1402(G), 34 U.S.C. 20101(G) SUPPORTS AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING THE INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION, AND HANDLING OF CHILD ABUSE CASES, ESPECIALLY CASES OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE, IN A MANNER THAT INCREASES SUPPORT FOR AND LESSENS TRAUMA TO CHILD ABUSE VICTIMS. THE FUNDING FURTHER SUPPORTS PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE AND COORDINATED MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESPONSES TO CHILD ABUSE VICTIMS AND PROVIDE TRAUMA-INFORMED, CULTURALLY COMPETENT, HOLISTIC SERVICES TO CHILD ABUSE VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA REQUESTED FUNDING TO EXPAND THE STAFF OF ITS CHILD WELFARE PROGRAM BY HIRING A CHILD WELFARE CASE MANAGER TO INVESTIGATE SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AND ASSIST WITH STATE-LED CHILD ABUSE INVESTIGATIONS. WITH THIS FUNDING, TUNICA-BILOXI WILL: 1) HIRE A 1.0 FTE CASE MANAGER, 2) COORDINATE WITH BOTH TRIBAL AND STATE COURTS ON COURT INVOLVED CHILD WELFARE CASES, 3) MONITOR OR INTERVENE IN CHILD WELFARE CASES, 4) WORK IN IDENTIFYING ALTERNATIVE TRIBAL OUT OF HOME PLACEMENTS FOR CHILDREN UNDER BOTH TRIBAL CUSTODY AND STATE CUSTODY, 5) RECEIVE AND ASSIST STATE REFERRED CASES, AND 6) PROVIDE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO TRIBAL CHILD WELFARE CASES.

Department of Justice · Office of Justice Programs

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THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE OF LOUISIANA IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE LOCATED IN AVOYELLES PARISH, LOUISIANA. WITH THIS FUNDING THE TRIBE WILL EXPAND PROSECUTORIAL SERVICES IN THE TRIBAL COURT. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH THE FOLLOWING GOAL: DECREASE THE RATE OF SUBSTANCE AND ALCOHOL ABUSE AMONG TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBAL MEMBERS BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE, CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE, PROSECUTORIAL SERVICES WITHIN THE LOCAL SERVICE AREA. THROUGH THE EXPANSION OF TRIBAL COURT PROSECUTOR CAPACITY, THE TUNICA-BILOXI TRIBE WILL BE ABLE TO COMPREHENSIVELY ABLE TO ADDRESS SUBSTANCE/ALCOHOL MISUSE, RECIDIVISM AND OTHER CRIMINOGENIC NEEDS AMONG TRIBAL MEMBERS INVOLVED FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY PROVIDING EVIDENCE-BASED CULTURAL SOLUTIONS AS ALTERNATIVES TO CURRENT METHODS EMPLOYED BY PARISH/STATE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS. TO THIS END, THE TRIBAL COURT WILL INCREASE STAFFING AND SERVICES TO HANDLE CASES UNDER TRIBAL JURISDICTION, EXPAND TYPES OF CASES UNDER TRIBAL COURT SUCH AS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT IN ADDITION TO CURRENT CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES AND HEALING-TO-WELLNESS COURT ACTIVITIES.

Department of Justice · Office of Justice Programs

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