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Federal award · direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimbursable direct financial aid (c)
Distributions for Self-governance Compacts Fy 2024 CR1 (@13.11%) Tpa Base; Law ENFORCEMENT-638 Tribal for CR1, CR2, and Exception Apportionment for Program Base Funding @ Fy 2023 Level; Initial Welfare Assistance Distribution to Meet Approximately 13.11% of Tribe's Fy 2024 Estimated Need Based on Methodology; Tribal Justice Support/program Management for Pueblo of Santa Clara Tribal Court - One-time Funding to Be Used for a Pro Tem Contract Judge ($62,400); Computer Server ($6,069); and Audio Visual Equipment for Courtroom ($11,520); and Vawa Implementation Ojs for Pueblo of Santa Clara Tribal Court - One-time Funding to Be Used for a Pro Tem Contract Judge; Road Maintenance CR1; and Self-governance Compacts for Tpa Base at 86.89% of the CR Annual Rate of Operations of the Tribal Priority Allocation (TPA) Programs Distribution.
Committed
$4.2 Million
Paid out
$4.2M
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.3K
<1%
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