The Bureau of Reclamation is investing $6.3 million into 10 tribal water projects focused on drinking water, wastewater systems, and long-term water quality improvements.
Read more: $6.3 Million in Federal Funding Supports Tribal Water Projects Across the West
In January the Louisiana Secretary of State, Mrs. Nancy Landry, cordially invited the TBIPAC to join her and her staff in hosting various Secretary of States from across the country during her annual meet and greet event. During this event, the TBIPAC had the opportunity to speak and educate these state leaders on the importance of promoting voter registrations in their respective states through multiple outreach strategies that have proven to be effective in Louisiana.\
PAC Director David Rivas had the pleasure of catching up with our good friend State Representative Shaun Mena of New Orleans and Mr. Jim Nickel in Baton Rouge yesterday. We are looking forward to teaming up to introduce Rep. Mena and his fellow constituents to our tribe's leadership in the near future.
Read more: Catching Up With State Representative Shaun Mena and Mr. Jim Nickel
TBIPAC’s David Rivas recently partnered once again with 977 The Cajun KAPB to deliver another successful edition of the Gator Bytes radio show. The program featured guest candidate Carl Chapman and former Marksville Mayor John Ed Laborde, who joined the discussion on upcoming elections in Avoyelles Parish. TBIPAC is proud to support efforts that promote political awareness and community engagement, and looks forward to continuing this important work through future broadcasts.
Read more: TBIPAC On Gator Bytes Radio Show in Avoyelles Parish
President Donald Trump has nominated U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, to serve as Secretary of Homeland Security.
Read more: Cherokee Senator Markwayne Mullin Nominated to Lead Department of Homeland Security
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The Bureau of Reclamation is investing $6.3 million into 10 tribal water projects focused on drinking water, wastewater systems, and long-term water quality improvements.
In January the Louisiana Secretary of State, Mrs. Nancy Landry, cordially invited the TBIPAC to join her and her staff in hosting various Secretary of States from across the country...
