Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Description:this Agreement Provides Funding to the Lone Pine Indian Tribe to Carry Out Its Program to Maintain, Protect, and Improve the Water Quality of Its Rivers, Lakes, Streams, Groundwater, and Other Waterbodies. the Environmental Benefits of This Program Include Preventing Degradation of Unimpaired Waterbodies and Reducing the Number of Impaired Waterbodies in the State. Activities Include Conducting Surface Water Monitoring in Order to Assess and Manage Water Quality. This Assistance Agreement Provides Full Federal Funding in the Amount of $65,000. Activities:activities Include Water Quality Monitoring and Assessments, Outreach and Education, and Training.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:anticipated Deliverables and Expected Outcomes Include Water Quality Data, Training Summaries, Outreach Materials, and Increased Understanding of Water Quality. Direct Beneficiaries of This Assistance Agreement Include Residents of the Lone Pine Tribe.
Committed
$195,000
Paid out
$65.5K
34%
Committed, not yet paid
$129.5K
66%
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