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Save the date:
Sept 16-17, 2008

Annual NWTEMC Conf.
More info can be found here

added 6.17.08: EOC Grant
2008 EMPG grant info is up. See the Grants page for more info

3.20.08: 2008 EMPG grant
2008 EMPG grant info is up. See the Grants page for more info

3.18.08: 2008 NIMS Compliance
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One page summary of the 2005-2008 NIMS compliance objectives. See link here.

 2.25.08: Grants Page up
-This page will show grant opportunities for Tribes. Click on hyperlink in the Menu to visit.

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Colville Confederated Tribes


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Lummi Nation

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Makah Tribe

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Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

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Nooksack Indian Tribe

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Samish Indian Nation

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Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe

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Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe

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Snoqualmie Tribe

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Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians

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Swinomish Indian Tribal Community

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Tulalip Tribes

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Upper Skagit Tribe


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Yakama Nation

Legislative Activity

This page provides information on legislative (tribal, state, and federal) activities  relating to emergency management and homeland security in Indian Country.

Tribal

The Northwest Tribal Emergency Management Council currently has a proposal before Washington State's  Congressional delegation asking that the 29 tribes of the State be considered for dedicated Homeland Security funding to provide emergency management and homeland security services as well as meet Federal and State mandates necessary to prepare and protect people, property and the environment.  The proposal can be found below:

NWTEMC congressional proposal


State

Senate Bill 5296, 2007-08 : Establishing the emergency management, preparedness, and assistance account.

This bill will provide a dedicated stream of funding to help Washington's tribes, counties and local jurisdictions participate in, and meet the federal and state mandates of, emergency management and homeland security.

More information on this important legislation can be found on the Washington State Legislature website:

Senate Bill 5296


Federal