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Past News Items
Milestone reached with approval of Pueblo of Santa Clara’s leasing ordinance
Date: 05/31/23
Grants to help shrink the digital divide in Indian Country
Date: 05/24/23
Dr. Francis Arpan, a citizen of the Yankton Sioux Tribe, will serve as the new president of Haskell Indian Nations University.
Date: 05/23/23
Following a tour of the Hopi Tribe’s Keams Canyon Water Project, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced a $48 million investment from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to repair and revitalize Tribal water sanitation systems, upgrade irrigation and power projects and invest in the safety of dams in Tribal communities.
Date: 05/22/23
Program updates include larger grant amounts and multi-year projects
Date: 05/17/23
12 Tribes receive funding for family programs to promote resilient Tribal communities
Date: 03/29/23
In support of the Department’s efforts to restore the American Bison species and integrate Indigenous Knowledge into our shared stewardship goals, BIA Division of Wildland Fire management will continue its work to replenish natural grasslands and shelter to support bison populations.
Date: 03/20/23
Announcement
The Hualapai (People of the Tall Pine) Tribe is in northwest Arizona with a land base that encompasses over a million acres. The land has four primary fuel types: timber – Ponderosa Pine, woodland – Pinyon and Juniper, grassland – sage, and riparian – Cottonwood and Salt Cedar. In FY2022, $1,898,187 of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funding, amounting to approximately $1.85 per acre, was granted to the Tribe for a 5-year project called Jump Start. The project is using Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology to capture 3D imagery of the Tribe’s vegetation, infrastructure, watersheds, and overall land to help the Tribe with numerous current and future land management and use projects.
Date: 03/20/23
30 Tribes and organizations receive funding to support economic development.
Date: 03/16/23
Press Release
Budget maintains strong support for Tribal communities.
Date: 03/09/23
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