1 Director - The Chairman – GSA Contractor (Chief Geronimo)

1.     Assisted by Veronica

2 Director – The Vice Chairman - GSA SubContractor (Michael Relph)

1.     Assisted by Jennine

3 Director – Operations

4 Director – Secretary – Secretary to the Department of Clinical Research and Development (Tammie Thomas)

1.     Assisted by Veronica and Jennine as needed

5 Director – Treasurer – Secretary to the Department of Finance (Joslyn Williams)

6 Director – Sergeant of Arms – Secretary to the Department of Defense and Security (Alex Moore)

1.     Assisted by James Taylor – Tribal Id Processor & General Consultant

7 Director – Chief of Legal Affairs – Ali Assaf

1.     Assisted by Judith Mandez

8 Director – Chief of Judicial Affairs – Judge Ben Zvenia

9 Director – Chief of Indian Health & Health Services – Serena Heatherly

1.     Assisted by Shannon Lesley

10 Director – Chief of International Indigenous Affairs and Alliances (acting) - Chief Asian-Pacific Indigenous Affairs – Ambassador to ATN – Dhiraj De Almeida

11 Director – Secretary to the Departments of Water, Energy, Agriculture, and Technological Systems – CJ Muller

1.     Department of Energy
2.     Department of Agriculture – Dan Muller

                                                           iii.      Technological Systems – Stephen Saunders

12 Director – Chief Spiritual Affairs – Hart-Lee Underwood

Department of Water & Energy Advisors

       Matt Selig

       CJ Muller

       Dan Muller

       Kristian Gustavson

       Joseph Mattord

       Calvin Wang

       Stephen Saunders

       Michael Relph

       Jerry Gillman

       Al Barber

       Ean McLean

Financial Affairs Committee

       Joselyn Williams

       Alex Moore

       Anthony Jerdine

       Michael Relph

       Ali Assaf

       Judith Mandez

       Anthony Lewis Jerdine

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The U.S. Treasury Department must release $679 million in coronavirus relief funding for tribes that it intended to withhold while a court challenge over the agency’s initial round of payments to tribal governments played out in court, a federal judge ruled late Monday.

Master Project Plan - Mendocino Indian Reserve Reservation - Industrial Cultivation & Ancillary Cannabis Business Projects

In 1868, Two Nations Made a Treaty, the U.S. Broke It and Plains Indian Tribes are Still Seeking Justice. The American Indian Museum puts the 150-year-old Fort Laramie Treaty on view in its “Nation to Nation” exhibition. In the five generations since the treaty was signed and broken, the Sioux Nations have steadily lost reservation lands to white development.

The main idea is designing a hub of distinctive spaces which will have the power of healing it‘s users.

United States Department of the Interior
OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL TRUSTEE FOR AMERICAN INDIANS
Washington, DC 20240
MAR 27, 2020