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Presentation: Basics of the UIC Program and Ground Water Protection in the Three Affiliated Tribes in New Town, North Dakota (PDF), Tricia Pfeiffer, September 2011

About TAP

TAP Mission

To provide leadership in protecting public health and the environment within Indian country; respecting the sovereignty of each tribe; and recognizing our Federal trust responsibilities.

The map below shows the tribal governments in Region 8 with links to either their websites or sites containing information about the tribe.

Region 8 Facts: Consists of 27 federally recognized tribes on 26 Indian reservations Accounts for over 22.8 million acres of land Represents over 207,000 enrolled members (not including members living on fee land)

Wind River Treatment in the Same Manner as a State public notice documents

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view some of the files on this page. See EPA's PDF page to learn more.

Below, please find a copy of the (closed) public notice, plus relevant portions of the Tribes' application; the Tribe's description of the Reservation boundaries; the reference map; and their Statement of Legal Counsel.

• Wind River TAS Copy of Public Notice (closed)
• Section III. The Tribes' Authority to Regulate Air Quality
• Appendix A: Map
• Appendix B: Statement of Legal Counsel
• Index to Supporting Documentation

Comments received on the TAS application

• Citizens' Comments
• City, County, Elected Officials' Comments
• State of Wyoming's Comments

The Tribes' response to comments received

• Tribes' Response to Comments*

*Supporting documents for the Tribes' Response to Comments are available upon request from Alexis North (north.alexis@epa.gov).