Tribal liaisons report grant activity, solid-waste work and MMIP observance
Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribal liaisons told the Select Committee on Tribal Relations that recent grant summits, a solid-waste gap grant and infant-mental-health initiatives are under way; they highlighted housing, veterans outreach and the governor's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons proclamation.
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James Charles, tribal liaison to the Eastern Shoshone, told the committee the governor’s office is maintaining ‘‘open lines of communication’’ with sovereign nations and that recent grant summits brought tribal officials together to learn federal, state and philanthropic funding processes. "Governor Gordon continues to be committed to a strong relationship with each sovereign nation," Charles said.
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