Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Agreement Provides Funding for the Operation of the Mechoopda Indian Tribes Continuing Environmental Programs While Giving It Greater Flexibility to Address Its Highest Environmental Priorities, Improve Environmental Performance, Achieve Administrative Savings, and Strengthen the Partnership Between Mechoopda Indian Tribe and Epa. the Direct Beneficiaries Are the Members And/or Residents of the Chico Rancheria. the Recipient Will Monitor and Analyze Water Qualityand Identify Sources of Nonpoint Pollutionand Revegetate Creek Riparian Areasand Conduct and Assess Outreach and Education Effortsand and Take Next Steps to Develop an Emergency Response Program That Aligns With Epa Programs. Anticipated Deliverables and Outcomes Include Assessment Reports of the Outreach and Education Efforts, Water Quality Data Assessment Report, Increased Community Awareness of Environmental Issues, and Improvement of Natural Filtration of Runoff Into the Creek. This Assistance Agreement Provides Full Federal Funding in the Amount of $245,325.00.
Committed
$507,844
Paid out
$431.0K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$76.8K
15%
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