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THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE DEPLOYMENT PROJECT PROPOSES TO INSTALL FIBER CONNECTING THE 700 STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12 FROM THE 19 PUEBLOS, NAVAJO AND APACHE TRIBES OF NEW MEXICO, ZUNI TRIBE, PUEBLO OF ACOMA, PUEBLO OF ISLETA, PUEBLO OF JEMEZ, PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO, AND THE PUEBLO OF ZIA WITH FIBER-TO-THE-HOME 1 GBPS/I GBPS SERVICE.

Zuni Tribe · Department of Commerce

Department of Homeland Security award

Iem International, Inc. · Department of Homeland Security

Department of Defense award

Jll-rer Solutions, LLC · Department of Defense

THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE DEPLOYMENT PROJECT PROPOSES TO INSTALL FIBER CONNECTING THE 700 STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12 FROM THE 19 PUEBLOS, NAVAJO AND APACHE TRIBES OF NEW MEXICO, ZUNI TRIBE, PUEBLO OF ACOMA, PUEBLO OF ISLETA, PUEBLO OF JEMEZ, PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO, AND THE PUEBLO OF ZIA WITH FIBER-TO-THE-HOME 1 GBPS/1 GBPS SERVICE.

Zuni Tribe · Department of Commerce

General Services Administration award

Goldschmitt And Associates LLC · General Services Administration

CULVERT AOP GRANT AWARDED TO PUYALLUP TRIBE FOR; ''CLEAR CREEK WATERSHED FISH PASSAGE BNSF RAILWAY CULVERT REPLACEMENTS PROJECT.''

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Transportation

Department of Defense award

Jll-rer Solutions, LLC · Department of Defense

CROW TRIBE IRRIGATION LIST C PROJECTS

Crow Tribe · Department of the Interior

THE RECIPIENT WILL PLAN AND DESIGN FOR CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF NEW RAW WATER DELIVERY AND DOMESTIC DRINKING WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR THE SAN CARLOS REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM WHICH SERVES THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE RESERVATION IN EASTERN ARIZONA. THE MAJORITY OF THE TRIBAL POPULATION RESIDES IN THIS AREA WITHOUT ACCESS TO SAFE, CLEAN, AND RELIABLE DRINKING WATER. THESE COMMUNITIES SUFFER FREQUENT WATER SERVICE CURTAILMENTS OR COMPLETE SHUTDOWNS DUE TO POOR SOURCE GROUNDWATER QUALITY, ELECTRICAL OUTAGES, OR SYSTEM MECHANICAL FAILURES, OFTEN DURING THE HOT, SUMMER SEASON. FAMILIES MUST BOIL WATER OR FIND ALTERNATIVE MEANS TO MEET BASIC POTABLE WATER NEEDS FOR DRINKING, COOKING, WASHING CLEANING, AND SANITATION HYGIENE - SOMETIMES TRAVELING MANY MILES FROM HOME TO DO SO. PLANNING AND DESIGN WILL ANALYZE ALTERNATIVES AND DESIGN A WATER DELIVERY SYSTEM TO CONVEY WATER FROM AN EXISTING NEARBY RESERVOIR TO NEW TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR SUPPLY TO THESE UNDERSERVED HOMES, PROVIDING MORE RELIABLE ACCESS TO SAFE, CLEAN DRINKING WATER. THE PROJECT WILL DELIVER UP TO 100 PERCENT OF WATER NEEDED FOR DOMESTIC WATER PURPOSES FOR THESE COMMUNITIES.

San Carlos Apache Tribal Council · Department of the Interior

APPLICATION PURPOSE: UTILIZE FFY2022 5311 FFY2022 FFY2023 5310 RURAL SMALL URBAN AND FFY2021 5339 RURAL FOR VEHICLE REPLACEMENT EXPANSION PROJECTS AS WELL AS FACILITY PROJECTS.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS AWARD INCLUDES: 1) PURCHASE BUSES FOR REPLACEMENT 2) PURCHASE VANS FOR REPLACEMENT 3) PURCHASE BUSES FOR EXPANSION 4) PURCHASE VANS FOR EXPANSION 5) PARTIAL FUNDING OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF ADMIN/MAINT FACILITY AND REHAB/RENOVATION OF ANOTHER.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: MAINTAIN TRANSIT BUSES AND FACILITIES IN A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR IN RURAL MONTANA.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: RURAL AND URBAN TRANSIT RIDERS IN MONTANA AS WELL AS THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED TRANSIT USERS IN THE RURAL AND SMALL URBAN AREAS OF MONTANA ARE THE FINAL BENEFICIARY OF THIS AWARD.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: SUBRECIPIENTS OF THIS AWARD INCLUDE (37) TRANSIT PROVIDERS IN MONTANA: 1) A.W.A.R.E INC 2) BIG SANDY ACTIVITIES INC. 3) BIG SKY TRANSPORTATION 4) BLACKFEET TRIBE 5) CARTER COUNTY 6) CITY OF BILLINGS 7) CITY OF HELENA/HATS 8) CITY OF LAUREL 9) COMMUNITY OPTION RESOURCE (COR) ENTERPRISES INC. 10) CUSTER COUNTY 11) FERGUS COUNTY COA 12) FLATHEAD COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION/MOUNTAIN CLIMBER 13) FORT PECK TRIBES 14) GARFIELD COUNTY/BIG DRY TRANSIT 15) HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF DISTRICT IX INC. (HRDC) 16) JEFFERSON PARTNERS LLP/JEFFERSON LINES 17) LAKE COUNTY COA/LAKE COMMUNITY TRANSIT 18) LIBERTY COUNTY 19) LINCOLN COUNTY TRANSPORTATION SERVICE 20) MADISON COUNTY 21) MINERAL COUNTY PIONEER COUNCIL INC. 22) MISSION MOUNTAIN ENTERPRISES INC. 23) MISSOULA DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CORP (MDSC) - THE ARC WESTERN MONTANA 24) MISSOULA RAVALLI TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION MRTMA) 25) MISSOULA URBAN TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (MUTD)-MOUNTAIN LINE 26) OPPORTUNITY LINK INC./NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA TRANSIT (NCMT) 27) PARK COUNTY/WINDRIDER TRANSIT 28) POWDER RIVER COUNTY TRANSIT 29) POWELL COUNTY 30) RAVALLI COUNTY COA/BITTERROOT BUS 31) REACH INC. 32) RICHLAND COUNTY TRANSPORTATION SERVICE 33) ROUND UP MEMORIAL 34) SANDERS COUNTY COA/SANDERS COUNTY TRANSPORTATION 35) TOOLE COUNTY TRANSIT/NORTHERN TRANSIT INTERLOCAL (NTI) 36) WEST MONT 37) WESTERN TRAILS CHARTER TOURS (SALT LAKE EXPRESS).

Fort Peck Tribes · Department of Transportation

General Services Administration award

Goldschmitt And Associates LLC · General Services Administration

DESCRIPTION:THIS AGREEMENT PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE UNDER THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT (SDWA): SECTION 1452 AND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT (IIJA) (PL 117-58). THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO IMPLEMENT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES THAT ASSIST PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS SERVING TRIBES TO COMPLY WITH NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS (NPDWRS) OR OTHERWISE FURTHER THE HEALTH PROTECTION OBJECTIVES OF THE SDWA. SPECIFICALLY, THE RECIPIENT WILL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS. THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT PROVIDES FULL FEDERAL FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,971,000. PRE-AWARD COSTS ARE APPROVED BACK TO 10/30/2025. REFER TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS. ACTIVITIES:THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK AND ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:THE ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE THE SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTING AND FINAL CLOSE-OUT REPORT. THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE THE PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PERIDOT APACHE BURGER TANK. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT THE SAN CARLOS APACHE RESERVATION.

San Carlos Apache Tribal Council · Environmental Protection Agency

CCDD-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

Department of Defense award

Ssi-venesco Jv LLC · Department of Defense

COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000011200/4100033873/RICE WILD PKG-25/1 LB

Leech Lake Band Of Ojibwe · Department of Agriculture

CCDD-2025 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

Award CCDD-2024

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

CCDD-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

ARIZONA STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION (AZSPAN) - CDC-RFA-DP-23-0012: STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION PROGRAM- PROJECT ABSTRACT SUMMARY ARIZONA HAS A RICH AND DIVERSE CULTURE, WITH UNIQUE COMMUNITIES, POPULATIONS AND GEOGRAPHY. FROM URBAN CENTERS LIKE PHOENIX AND TUCSON TO RURAL COMMUNITIES LIKE THE HUALAPAI TRIBE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GRAND CANYON, FROM THE UNITED STATES/MEXICO BORDER REGION TO TRIBAL LANDS, THE HEALTH OF ARIZONA’S RESIDENTS IS A PRIORITY FOR THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES (AZDHS). THE AZDHS IS A STATE GOVERNMENT ENTITY WITH OVER 1,500 EMPLOYEES AND IS ACCREDITED BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACCREDITATION BOARD (PHAB). LOCATED AT 150 N. 18TH AVENUE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA, 85007, THE AZDHS WILL IMPLEMENT SPAN ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ARIZONA AND IN THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF FOCUS IN YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA. CHRONIC DISEASES AND THEIR ASSOCIATED RISK FACTORS DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECT RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS ACROSS THE U.S., AND ARIZONA IS NOT EXEMPT FROM THESE CHALLENGES. PEOPLE OF HISPANIC OR LATINO ORIGIN IN ARIZONA EXPERIENCE INCOME AND HEALTH INEQUITIES, INCLUDING HIGHER RATES OF OBESITY, DIABETES, AND HYPERTENSION. ADDITIONALLY, THE NEED FOR TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO STATEWIDE NUTRITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BREASTFEEDING PROGRAMS IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH, AS AMERICANS EMERGE FROM THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND THE 2022 INFANT FORMULA SHORTAGE. THIS PROJECT PROVIDES AZDHS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FACTORS BEYOND INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORS AND IMPACT SYSTEMS’ CHANGE TO REDUCE THESE DISPARITIES. WITH SUPPORT FROM THE CDC_RFA-DP-23-0012, THE AZDHS BUREAU OF NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (BNPA), OFFICE OF COMMUNITY INNOVATIONS (OCI), WILL IMPLEMENT A FIVE-YEAR (APPROXIMATELY $1,175,000 ANNUALLY) ARIZONA STATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION PROGRAM (AZSPAN). AZSPAN WILL EXPAND THE REACH OF AZDHS’S TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO SHAPE POLICIES, SYSTEMS, AND ENVIRONMENTS THAT SUPPORT POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CHANGE AND REDUCE HEALTH DISPARITIES. THIS WORK ALIGNS WITH THE ARIZONA HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN PANDEMIC RECOVERY AND RESILIENCY WHERE NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY STRATEGIES ARE BEING LED BY MEMBERS OF THE AZSPAN TEAM. AZSPAN ACTIVITIES WILL LEVERAGE ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIPS AND SUCCESSFUL LOCAL, EVIDENCE-BASED INITIATIVES TO DOCUMENT PROCESSES AND PROMOTE EXPANSION AND REPLICATION TO OTHER COUNTIES. THIS INCLUDES REPLICATION OF PRODUCE PRESCRIPTION PROGRAMS, EXPANSION OF THE PRODUCE INCENTIVE PROGRAM (DOUBLE UP FOOD BUCKS) TO THE FIVE COUNTIES NOT BEING REACHED BY THE PROGRAM, CREATION OF A COMMUNITY-DRIVEN PARK RX TOOLKIT, IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART GROWTH STRATEGIES, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 4TH TRIMESTER VILLAGE AND BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT GROUP IN YUMA COUNTY. ACTIVITIES WILL ALSO INCLUDE STATEWIDE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATED TO NUTRITION SERVICE GUIDELINES, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND MATERNAL HEALTH AND LACTATION SUPPORT SERVICES TO EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE HEALTHY ARIZONA WORKSITES PROGRAM. STATEWIDE ACTIVITIES IN THE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SETTING WILL FOCUS ON REVISED WRITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE EMPOWER PROGRAM, INCREASED UTILIZATION OF GO NAPSACC WITH AN EMPHASIS ON FARM 2 ECE, AND IMPLEMENTATION AND ADAPTATION OF THE STATE-SPECIFIC NUTRITION POLICY ALIGNMENT TOOLKIT FOR ECE FACILITIES. AZSPAN TEAM MEMBERS AND PARTNERS HAVE EXPERTISE IN NUTRITION, ACTIVE LIVING STRATEGIES, BREASTFEEDING, AND EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION, AND ARE SKILLED AT USING COMMUNITY-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO POLICY, SYSTEM AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES. AZDHS IS WELL-POSITIONED TO QUICKLY IMPLEMENT PROJECT ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE NUTRITION, INCREASE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO SAFE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, INCREASE BREASTFEEDING AND SUPPORT HEALTH IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR ALL ARIZONANS.

Hualapai Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services

Award CCDD-2023

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

Award CCDD-2022

Moapa Band Paiute · Department of Health and Human Services

Department of Defense award

Chugach Logistics And Facility Services Jv, LLC · Department of Defense

FORT PECK TRIBES GLS PROJECT - POPULATION TO BE SERVED (DEMOGRAPHICS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS): TRIBAL MEMBERS OF THE FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION THAT IS HOME TO 22 SEPARATE SCHOOLS (E, MS, AND HS) INCLUDING A TRIBAL COLLEGE THAT ARE ELIGIBLE FOR GLS SERVICES, AS WELL AS 5 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND 1 PRIVATELY OWNED COMPANY THAT OPERATES 7 HEALTH CARE/HEALTH RELATED FACILITIES. THE CATCHMENT AREA IS THE FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY 2.1 MILLION ACRES IN NORTHEAST MONTANA AND IS GENERALLY REFERRED TO AS A “FRONTIER” REGION. THE FPT’S LAND BASE AND COMMUNITIES ARE LOCATED ACROSS 100 MILES OF US HIGHWAY 2. FROM EAST TO WEST, THESE COMMUNITIES ARE: FRAZER, OSWEGO, WOLF POINT, POPLAR, BROCKTON, RIVERSIDE, AND FORT KIPP. THE ROUNDTRIP DISTANCE BETWEEN THE TWO MOST DISTANT COMMUNITIES IS APPROXIMATELY 126 MILES. AS OF JANUARY 2022, THE TOTAL ENROLLED MEMBERSHIP WAS 13,164 WITH APPROXIMATELY 6,527 LIVING ON OR NEAR THE RESERVATION. THE MAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH. THE MEDIAN AGE IS 29, PER CAPITA INCOME IS $18,301, 31% ARE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, 55% OF CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE LIVE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, 74% HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE BUT NO COLLEGE DEGREE, 14% HAVE A BACHELOR’S DEGREE OR HIGHER, 46% ARE NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE, AND 46% ARE IN THE LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYED, 8% ARE IN THE LABOR FORCE AND UNEMPLOYED. (FORT PECK TRIBES COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY 2021). STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS: DEVELOPMENT OF SUICIDE RESPONSE TEAMS, SUICIDE RESPONSE PLANS, IMPLEMENTATION OF AGE APPROPRIATE SUICIDE PREVENTION ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOLS THROUGH MINI-GRANTS, OPEN AND OPERATE A SUICIDE/CRISIS CALL CENTER, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHANGES TO TRIBAL LAW AND ORDINANCES. PROJECT GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: THE FOLLOWING ARE THE GOALS FOR THE PROJECT WITH MULTIPLE OBJECTIVES THAT ARE TOO NUMEROUS TO FIT WITHIN ONE PAGE. GOAL 1) INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF THE LOCAL SCHOOLS, COLLEGE, AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO UNDERSTAND AND IMPLEMENT SUICIDE PREVENTION ACTIVITIES IN AN ORGANIZED AND INFORMED MANNER. GOAL 2) OPEN AND OPERATE A SUICIDE/CRISIS CALL CENTER FOR INTERVENTIONS WITH CLIENTS SEEKING RELIEF FROM IMMEDIATE CRISIS. GOAL 3) COORDINATE SUICIDE AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR COMMUNITIES, FAMILIES, LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, TRIBAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND DEPARTMENTS, AND CLIENT GROUPS. GOAL 4) REVISE THE FORT PECK TRIBES’ COMPREHENSIVE CODE OF JUSTICE TO SUPPORT PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND POSTVENTION ACTIVITIES AT THE MACRO POLICY LEVEL. GOAL 5) DEVELOP RESERVATION WIDE PLANS AND RESOURCES TO ADDRESS SUICIDE AND CRISES PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND POSTVENTION ISSUES. NUMBER OF PEOPLE TO BE SERVED ANNUALLY AND THE LIFETIME OF THE PROJECT: 100 CLIENTS ANNUALLY AND 500 DURING THE PROJECT PERIOD. SUICIDE PREVENTION IS OUR CORE PRIORITY FOR THE TRIBES AND THE PROPOSED PROJECT. WE HAVE BASED OUR PLANNING EFFORTS ON THE OCTOBER 2021 COMMUNITY READINESS MODEL INDICATING THE COMMUNITY IS AT THE PLANNING STAGE. THE FIRST 4 MONTHS OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE DEDICATED TO PLANNING. WE HAVE PROPOSED TRAINING INDIVIDUALS FROM THE COMMUNITY AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO SERVE AS VOLUNTEERS AT THE CALL CENTER AND TREATMENT PROJECT. WE HAVE SELECTED A CALL CENTER IN RESPONSE TO THE NUMBER OF CALLS THAT ARE MADE TO 911 ON AN ANNUAL BASIS.

Fort Peck Tribes · Department of Health and Human Services

IGF::OT::IGF FIRM FIXED-PRICE, NON-PERSONAL SERVICE TYPE CONTRACT FOR DIABETES EDUCATION, ANNUAL SCREENING, CONTINUITY OF CARE, IDENTIFICATION OF PATIENT'S NEEDS, AND FURTHER TREATMENT OF CARE FOR THE FT. YATES IHS HOSPITAL IN FT. YATES, NORTH DAKOTA.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services

COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000010486/4100031445/RICE WILD PKG-25/1 LB

Leech Lake Band Of Ojibwe · Department of Agriculture

THE PUYALLUP TRIBE OPERATES ONE OF THE LARGEST TRIBAL COURTS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, BUT IT HAS BEEN HOUSED WITHIN PORTABLE BUILDINGS FOR OVER 10 YEARS. THE PUYALLUP TRIBE WILL UTILIZE GRANT FUNDS TO FUND A JUSTICE CENTER RENOVATION OF A 31,144 SQ. FT. OFFICE BUILDING FOR TRIBAL COURT, PROBATION, PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE, AND LEGAL AID. THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE COMMUNITY ACCESS FOR SERVICES, IMPROVE PUBLIC SAFETY, AND INCREASE CAPACITY OF THE PUYALLUP TRIBAL COURT, PROBATION, LEGAL AID, AND PROSECUTORS OFFICE TO PROVIDESERVICES. NO CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Justice

PROJECT INPUT (INSPIRING NATIVE PEOPLE TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES)

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Education

HUALAPAI SPECIAL DIABETES FROM AMERICAN INDIANS (HUALAPAI SDPI) - THE HUALAPAI TRIBE IS LOCATED IN RURAL NORTHWEST ARIZONA (AZ). THE HUALAPAI RESERVATION (> 1 MILLION ACRES) IS HOME TO APPROXIMATELY 1650 RESIDENTS (1063 ADULTS), WHO LIVE IN OR NEAR THE ONLY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CENTER, PEACH SPRINGS, AZ. TRIBAL ENROLLMENT IS APPROXIMATELY 3300; AN ESTIMATED 50% OF ENROLLED MEMBERS LIVE OFF RESERVATION BUT OFTEN WORK IN PEACH SPRINGS SO HAVE ACCESS TO HSDPI ACTIVITIES. MEDICALLY, THE COMMUNITY IS SERVED BY THE IHS PEACH SPRINGS HEALTH CENTER (PSHC) IN THE COLORADO RIVER SERVICE UNIT (CRSU). PHSC REPORTS A USER POPULATION OF 3000. PHSC IS AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC PROVIDING PRIMARY CARE (3-4 PROVIDERS), PHARMACOLOGICAL SERVICES AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING. MANY SPECIALTY SERVICES, E.G., DENTISTRY, PODIATRY, KIDNEY DIALYSIS AND OPTHALMOLOGY ARE INCONSISTENT OR REQUIRE TRAVEL TO CONTRACT SERVICES IN KINGMAN, AZ (55 MI ONE WAY TO THE WEST) OR CRSU (150 MI ONE WAY TO THE SOUTHWEST). THE HUALAPAI TRIBE MANAGES EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDING URGENT CARE AND TRANSPORT OFF RESERVATION. HELICOPTER EMERGENCY SERVICES ARE CONTRACTED BY THE TRIBE AND AVAILABLE ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS. PSHC HAS STRUGGLED TO MAINTAIN CONSISTENT PROVIDERS. MANY PATIENTS DO NOT HAVE A LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP WITH A PROVIDER AND SUBSEQUENTLY MAY HESITATE TO SEEK HEALTH CARE UNLESS CONFRONTED WITH AN EMERGENCY. THE EDUCATION, ACTIVITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS PROVIDED BY THE HSDPI STAFF AND PROGRAM ARE CRITICAL IN THIS ENVIRONMENT OF UNCERTAIN PATIENT-PROVIDER RELATIONSHIPS. HSDPI'S BEST PRACTICE IS DIABETES RELATED EDUCATION; THE STAFF ARE WELL TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED IN PROVIDING LOCALLY AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT INSTRUCTION AND MENTORING. HSPI'S TARGET POPULATION IS ADULTS WITH A BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) GREATER THAN 25, AN ESTIMATED 96% OR 1020 ADULTS. HSPI PROPOSES TO ENROLL 15% OF THE ELIGIBLE ADULTS OR 153 PARTICIPANTS. ENROLLMENT AND END OF THE YEAR MEASURES INVOLVE AN ASSESSMENT OF BMI, %BODY FAT, HBA1C, A QUESTIONNAIRE TRAC KING DIABETES, FOOD AND ACTIVITY BEHAVIORS AND KNOWLEDGE, AND ONE-ON-ONE EDUCATION. IN ADDITION, HSDPI WILL OFFER PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CLASSES, TRAINING AND MENTORING THROUGH THE FITNESS CENTER, TEAM CHALLENGES TO LEVERAGE SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP TO MAKE BEHAVIOR CHANGES, AND GROUP DIABETES PREVENTION AND NUTRITION EDUCATION SESSIONS USING CDC'S PREVENT T2 MATERIALS AND LUNCH AND LEARN HEALTHY FOOD PREPARATION AND PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS. HSDPI ACCREDITS ITS COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND OUTREACH TO ITS INTEGRATION INTO TRIBAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS, WORKING TO MAKE HEALTHY FOOD CHOICES AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES A NORM FOR ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

Hualapai Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services

FY2026 TRIBAL CHILD SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE GRANT

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

2026 TANF

San Carlos Apache Tribal Council · Department of Health and Human Services

APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT AWARD IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR OPERATIONS PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AND FACILITY REHABILITATION/RENOVATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: ASSISTANCE WILL COVER ELIGIBLE COSTS FOR CONTINUED OPERATIONS PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AND THE REHABILITATION/RENOVATION OF THE TRIBES EXISTING BUS STORAGE FACILITY.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THIS ASSISTANCE WILL ALLOW FOR THE PROVISION CRITICAL TRANSIT SERVICES ACROSS FORT PECK TRIBES FIXED ROUTES AND DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM. THIS ASSISTANCE WILL ALSO IMPROVE THE STATE OF GOOD REPAIR FOR THE TRANSIT PROGRAMS FACILITY AND VEHICLES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC UTILIZING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N/A

Fort Peck Tribes · Department of Transportation

CCDD-2026 - CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT DISCRETIONARY

Crow Tribe Of Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

IGF::OT::IGF HOPI TRIBE TCP STUDIES

Hopi Tribe · Department of the Interior

INDIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANTS

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Housing and Urban Development

Department of Defense award

Ssi-venesco Jv LLC · Department of Defense

Department of Homeland Security award

Iem International, Inc. · Department of Homeland Security

AIAN HEAD START

Ho-chunk Nation · Department of Health and Human Services

2026 TANF

Pascua Yaqui Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services

FORT PECK NATIVE CONNECTIONS 2023 - PROJECT NAME: FPT NATIVE CONNECTIONS PROGRAM POPULATION(S) TO BE SERVED (DEMOGRAPHICS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS): AS OF JANUARY 2023, THE FORT PECK TRIBES ENROLLMENT OFFICE ESTIMATES THE TOTAL ENROLLMENT AS 13,129, WITH 6,408 MEMBERS LIVING ON OR ADJACENT TO THE RESERVATION. OF THESE 6,408 TRIBAL MEMBERS, 34% OF TRIBAL MEMBERS LIVING ON OR ADJACENT TO THE RESERVATION ARE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 0 TO 17 AND 36% ARE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18-39. 70% OF THE TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP IS BELOW THE AGE OF 39. THE MAIN SPOKEN LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH, WITH SOME PEOPLE SPEAKING NAKODA OR DAKOTA. “THE MEDIAN AGE IS 29, PER CAPITA INCOME IS $18,301, 31% ARE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, 55% OF CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE LIVE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, 74% HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE BUT NO COLLEGE DEGREE, 14% HAVE A BACHELOR’S DEGREE OR HIGHER, 46% ARE NOT IN THE LABOR FORCE, AND 46% ARE IN THE LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYED, 8% ARE IN THE LABOR FORCE AND UNEMPLOYED. (FORT PECK TRIBES COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY 2021).” STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS: OUR STRATEGY IS TO ENGAGE YOUTH AGES 0-24 LIVING ON THE RESERVATION TO PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES THAT EXPRESS CONNECTION TO CULTURE AND FAMILY AND PROVIDE A SOBER AND BALANCED ENVIRONMENT. PROJECT GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES, INCLUDING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE TO BE SERVED ANNUALLY AND THROUGHOUT THE LIFETIME OF THE PROJECT, ETC: THE GOAL OF THE FPT NATIVE CONNECTIONS IS “TO PREVENT AND REDUCE SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE, REDUCE THE IMPACT OF TRAUMA, AND PROMOTE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AMONG AMERICAN INDIAN YOUTH ON THE FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION.” TO ACHIEVE THIS GOAL, WE HAVE DEVELOPED THE FOLLOWING MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: OBJECTIVE 1 REQUIRED – BY THE END OF MONTH 4 THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS TEAM WILL UPDATE ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISPARITY IMPACT STATEMENT (DIS). OBJECTIVE 2 REQUIRED – BY THE END OF MONTH 4 THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS TEAM WILL CONDUCT A COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT (CNA) OBJECTIVE 3 REQUIRED – BY THE END OF MONTH 6 THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS TEAM WILL UPDATE ITS COMMUNITY READINESS ASSESSMENT (CRA) OBJECTIVE 4 REQUIRED – BY THE END OF MONTH 9 OF THE PROJECT PERIOD, THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS TEAM WILL DEVELOP A TRIBAL STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN (TSAP) OBJECTIVE 5 REQUIRED – ESTABLISH A YOUTH ADVISORY GROUP THAT PROVIDES GUIDANCE AND FEEDBACK ABOUT THE PROJECT AND WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE ADDRESSED BY THE PROJECT – (THE NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) DOES NOT SPECIFY A REQUIRED DATE). -COMPLETED AND ONGOING- OBJECTIVE 6 REQUIRED – DEVELOP AND/OR REVISE “POSTVENTION”6 PROTOCOLS THAT REFLECT THE TRADITIONS AND CULTURE OF THE COMMUNITY WHILE ALSO ADDRESSING COORDINATION OF CARE AND INTERVENTION AMONG YOUTH-SERVING AGENCIES FOR BOTH IMMEDIATE AND FOLLOW-UP CARE FOR AI/AN YOUTH. (THE NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) DOES NOT SPECIFY A REQUIRED DATE). – ONGOING - OBJECTIVE 7 BY THE END OF MONTH 36, THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS TEAM WILL CONDUCT A YOUTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT (AGES 0-24). OBJECTIVE 8 BY THE END OF MONTH 60, 11 YOUTH WILL HAVE ATTENDED THE NATIVE PRIDE YOUTH CONFERENCE IN BILLINGS, MT OBJECTIVE 9 BY THE END OF THE PROJECT PERIOD (60 MONTHS), AT LEAST 1,000 AMERICAN INDIAN YOUTH WILL PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS SPONSORED BY, CO-SPONSORED BY, COORDINATED WITH OR SUPPORTED BY THE NATIVE CONNECTIONS PROGRAM ON THE FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION. OBJECTIVE 10 BY THE END OF THE PROJECT PERIOD (60 MONTHS), NATIVE CONNECTIONS STAFF WILL HAVE CONDUCTED 48 SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAININGS (ASSIST, SAFETALK, QPR) TO APPROXIMATELY 200 AMERICAN INDIAN YOUTH AND ADULTS PER YEAR LIVING ON THE FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION.

Fort Peck Tribes · Department of Health and Human Services

A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE SPOKANE TRIBE OF INDIANS (STOI) IS UNWAVERING IN ITS COMMITMENT TO OVERCOMING DIGITAL DISPARITIES PREVALENT WITHIN ITS COMMUNITY. WHILE COMMENDABLE PROGRESS HAS BEEN ACHIEVED IN RECENT YEARS THROUGH VARIOUS MEANS, CONCERNING INFRASTRUCTURE AND DIGITAL ADOPTION INITIATIVES WITHIN THE SPOKANE TRIBAL RESERVATION, SUBSTANTIAL CHALLENGES PERSIST. RECENT SURVEYS UNDERSCORE THE SEVERITY OF THE ISSUE, REVEALING THAT 18% OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS LACK COMPUTER ACCESS, AND 36% LACK INTERNET ACCESS. FURTHERMORE, 29.3% OF RESIDENTS LIVE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, A RATE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE. IN PURSUIT OF THIS MISSION, STOI SEEKS SUPPORT FROM THE NTIA TRIBAL BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM FOR BROADBAND USE AND ADOPTION FUNDS TO ELEVATE ITS EFFORTS IN TRIBAL HOUSEHOLDS ACCESS TO DIGITAL LITERACY TRAINING, SUPPORT IN ACCESSING TELEHEALTH AND REMOTE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AND SUPPORTING SERVICE FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO PREVENT SERVICE DISCONNECTION. TO ADDRESS THE BROADBAND USE AND ADOPTION DISPARITIES COMPREHENSIVELY, STOI PROPOSES A MULTIFACETED APPROACH. THROUGH THE FOLLOWING TWO OUTLINED PROGRAMS, WE AIM TO BRIDGE THE EXISTING DIGITAL EQUITY AND LITERACY ISSUES, AND ENSURE AFFORDABILITY ISNT THE REASON FOR THE DISCONNECTION OF SERVICES: PROGRAM 1 STOI WILL HIRE A DIGITAL EQUITY TRIBAL LIAISON FOR TRIBAL DIGITAL LITERACY AND ADOPTION SUPPORT TO ENHANCE TELEHEALTH, DISTANCE LEARNING, AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES STOI RECOGNIZES TECHNOLOGY'S CRITICAL ROLE IN HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, AND EMPLOYMENT WITHIN ITS COMMUNITY. STOI HAS MANY RESIDENTS ON THE RESERVATION RANGING IN AGE AND DIGITAL LITERACY. IN SHORT, OUR PROJECT WILL FACILITATE HIRING A DIGITAL EQUITY TRIBAL LIAISON (ALSO KNOWN AS A DIGITAL NAVIGATOR). THIS FULL-TIME CONTRACTED EMPLOYEE WILL FACILITATE DIGITAL EQUITY SUPPORT FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS AND RESERVATION HOUSEHOLDS. AN ESSENTIAL ASPECT OF THIS INITIATIVE IS PROVIDING ROBUST DEVICE SUPPORT AND RECOGNIZING TECHNOLOGY'S PIVOTAL ROLE IN DAILY LIFE. THE DIGITAL EQUITY TRIBAL LIAISON WILL GO BEYOND MERE OUTREACH BY ACTIVELY FACILITATING LEARNING AND DIGITAL LITERACY TRAINING FOR DEVICES CRUCIAL IN TELEHEALTH CONSULTATIONS AND DISTANCE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND SUPPORTING COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN THEIR EMPLOYMENT ENDEAVORS. THIS STRATEGIC INTERVENTION IS EXPLICITLY TAILORED TO ADDRESS THE IDENTIFIED GAPS IN COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS FROM WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, ENSURING THAT INDIVIDUALS HAVE THE NECESSARY TOOLS AND KNOW-HOW FOR FULL DIGITAL PARTICIPATION AND DIGITAL LITERACY TRAINING FROM A TRUSTED TRIBAL RESOURCE. THE LIAISON WILL INITIATE DIRECT CONTACT WITH ELIGIBLE SUBSCRIBERS AND INVITE THEM TO ENGAGE IN VARIOUS METHODS, ALL AT NO COST TO THE PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS. THIS INTERVENTION DIRECTLY

Spokane Tribe Of Indians · Department of Commerce

Department of Transportation award

Goldschmitt And Associates LLC · Department of Transportation

FIRM FIXED-PRICE, NON-PERSONAL SERVICE TYPE CONTRACT FOR DIABETES EDUCATION, ANNUAL SCREENING, CONTINUITY OF CARE, IDENTIFICATION OF PATIENT'S NEEDS AND FURTHER TREATMENT OF CARE FOR THE FT. YATES IHS HOSPITAL IN FT. YATES, ND.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe · Department of Health and Human Services

INDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (ICDBG)

Moapa Band Of Paiute Indians · Department of Housing and Urban Development

FY 2026 COMPREHENSIVE TRIBAL CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES

Ho-chunk Nation · Department of Health and Human Services

THE PUYALLUP TRIBE OF INDIANS IS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBAL GOVERNMENT LOCATED IN PIERCE COUNTY, STATE OF WASHINGTON. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THE PUYALLUP TRIBAL CTAS PA 3 PROPOSAL IS TO ADD MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING ENHANCEMENTS AND CULTIVATE THE INTEGRATION OF THE PUYALLUP TRIBAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WITH THE CONTINUUM OF COMMUNITY-BASED CRIME AND SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION SERVICES. DUE TO THE INTENSITY AND AVAILABILITY OF OPIOIDS AMONG AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THE IMPACT THIS EPIDEMIC HAS HAD ON THE TRIBAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, THE AVAILABILITY OF RELIABLE MENTAL HEALTH STABILIZATION AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES ARE CRITICAL FOR THE REDUCTION AND REOCCURRENCE OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, GUN VIOLENCE, ACUTE MENTAL HEALTH EPISODES AND SUICIDAL DEATHS. THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TRANSPORTATION REPORT (2024) HAS ESTABLISHED DRUG OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE GREATEST AMONG YOUNG ADULTS AND ARE THE LEADING CAUSE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH, OUTNUMBERING MOTOR-VEHICLE COLLISIONS AND FIREARM DEATHS. FURTHERMORE, SELF-REPORTED RISKY BEHAVIORS (OSPI, 2023) AMID PIERCE COUNTY AMERICAN INDIAN YOUTH SUBSTANTIATES GROWTH PREDICTIONS IN DRUG DEPENDENT AND INCARCERATED NATIVE AMERICAN YOUNG ADULTS. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPOSED CTAS PA 3 MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICE ENHANCEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED TO TRIBAL JUSTICE SYSTEM HIGH-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT RESIDENTS OF THE PUYALLUP INDIAN RESERVATION AND CITY OF TACOMA SOUTH END AND EASTSIDE NEIGHBORHOODS. THE DEMONSTRATION OF PROJECT IMPROVEMENTS WILL INCLUDE THE ADDITION OF A LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST AND THE PROVISION OF EXPERT CONSULTATION TO INVESTIGATE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FINANCE OPTIONS AND DEMONSTRATE A CROSS JURISDICTIONAL AND COORDINATED QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM. MENTAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS WILL BE EVALUATED WITH REFERENCE TO EVIDENCE-BASED STANDARDS OF PRACTICE AND INTEGRATION (SAMSHA, 2024) TO INCLUDE ATTENDANCE AT THE COMMUNITY FAMILY DAY CENTER PROGRAM. UTILIZATION OF AND PLANNING FOR IMPROVED ACCESS TO SUPPORTIVE HOUSING RESOURCES WILL BE VALIDATED AGAINST THE OPTIONS DISCOVERED BY THE PIERCE COUNTY AND WASHINGTON STATE TRIBAL CONTINUUM OF HOUSING SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD. THE PROJECT QUALITY ASSURANCE PANEL WILL FOCUS ON MONITORING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH STATUS AND COMMUNITY STABILIZATION FOR PROJECT PARTICIPANTS. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COMMUNITY INITIATIVES TO PREVENT CRIME AND DRUG USE AND DEVELOP SUPPORTIVE HOUSING RESOURCES WILL BE REPORTED TO PUYALLUP TRIBAL JUSTICE STAFF, COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND THE PUYALLUP TRIBAL COUNCIL.

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Justice

SPOKANE INDIGENOUS ETHNOBOTANY PLACE-BASED CURRICULUM PROJECT - THE SPOKANE INDIGENOUS ETHNOBOTANY PLACE-BASED CURRICULUM PROJECT BY THE SPOKANE TRIBE OF INDIANS RESERVATION IS A THREE-YEAR INITIATIVE WHICH AIMS TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM FOCUSED ON TRADITIONAL PLANT KNOWLEDGE AND LANGUAGE. THE PROJECT WILL DOCUMENT 120 PLANTS WITHIN THE TRIBE'S ORIGINAL TERRITORIES, CAPTURING DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR LOCATIONS, USES, AND CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE. EACH PLANT WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED DURING THREE GROWTH STAGES AND GPS-MAPPED. THE PROJECT WILL CREATE 240 CULTURALLY SPECIFIC LESSONS ORGANIZED INTO FOUR CATEGORIES: MEDICINAL, EDIBLE, CEREMONIAL, AND UTILITARIAN PLANTS. THESE LESSONS WILL SERVE STUDENTS AT THE BACK TO THE HEART SCHOOL AND WELLPINIT SCHOOL THROUGH CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION AND FIELD EXPERIENCES. A DEDICATED WEBSITE AND DATABASE WILL BE DEVELOPED TO MAKE THIS INFORMATION EASILY AVAILABLE TO LANGUAGE TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. THE PROJECT INCLUDES CREATING DETAILED DOCUMENTATION OF PLANT NAMES IN BOTH SPOKANE AND ENGLISH, ALONG WITH SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATIONS, TRADITIONAL USES, AND HARVESTING PRACTICES. THE INITIATIVE INVOLVES COLLABORATION BETWEEN LANGUAGE STAFF, TRIBAL ELDERS, AND STUDENTS, INCORPORATING TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE WITH MODERN EDUCATIONAL METHODS. THE FINAL DELIVERABLES WILL INCLUDE A COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE, EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM, AND PREPARATION OF MATERIALS FOR FUTURE PUBLICATION. THIS PROJECT REPRESENTS A STRUCTURED EFFORT TO PRESERVE AND TRANSMIT TRADITIONAL PLANT KNOWLEDGE WHILE CREATING PRACTICAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.

Spokane Tribe Of Indians · Department of Health and Human Services

THE HUALAPAI TRIBE WILL USE GRANT FUNDS TO ENHANCE AND EXPAND A REENTRY PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS INCARCERATED IN THE HUALAPAI ADULT DETENTION CENTER. THE PROGRAM WILL HIRE TWO STAFF TO WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS AFTER THEY ARE RELEASED TO COORDINATE SERVICES ON AND OFF OF THE RESERVATION. THE PROGRAMS PRIMARY GOAL IS TO REDUCE BARRIERS TO TRANSITIONING OUT OF JAIL BY HELPING INDIVIDUALS GAIN THE LIFE SKILLS NEEDED TO SUCCESSFULLY REENTER THE COMMUNITY.

Hualapai Tribe · Department of Justice

THE TULALIP TRIBE HAS CREATED THE MENTAL WELLNESS ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM (MAP) TO BETTER RESPOND TO INDIVIDUALS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM THAT HAVE A CO-OCCURRENCE OF MENTAL ILLNESS, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY, AND SUBSTANCE USE; AND ADDRESS GAPS IN HOUSING, FINANCIAL STABILITY, AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT CAPACITY. THE TRIBE WILL USE FUNDS TO HIRE PERSONNEL, AS WELL AS SUPPORT TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, COURT ORDERED EVALUATIONS, AND PROTECTIVE PAYEE SERVICES. FUNDING IN THESE AREAS WILL PROVIDE THE TRIBAL COURT WITH THE RESOURCES IT NEEDS TO BETTER CONNECT PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS AND SUPERVISED INDIVIDUALS WITH NECESSARY SERVICES, STABILIZE PARTICIPANTS IN THE COMMUNITY, OBTAIN MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSES, AND INCREASE PROGRAM CAPACITY. NO CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

Tulalip Tribes Of Washington · Department of Justice

THE PURPOSE OF THE COPS OFFICE TRIBAL RESOURCES GRANT EQUIPMENT/TRAINING PROGRAM (TRGP-EQUIPMENT/TRAINING) IS TO ADVANCE THE PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY POLICING IN TRIBAL JURISDICTIONS AND MEET THE MOST SERIOUS TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT NEEDS. FUNDING UNDER THIS AWARD PROGRAM WILL BE UTILIZED BY THE TRIBAL JURISDICTION TO PROCURE BASIC EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING TO INCREASE THE JURISDICTIONS COMMUNITY POLICING CAPACITY TO PREVENT AND DISRUPT CRIME AND VIOLENCE.

Puyallup Tribe Of Indians · Department of Justice

Department of Justice award

Caci, LLC - Commercial · Department of Justice