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TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBERS HONORED

TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBERS HONORED

by TDN Admin / Monday, 10 March 2014 / Published in Tribal News

Kara MillerChairperson Kara Miller is being nominated to serve at the Federal level on the Environmental Protection Act’s (EPA) Local Government Advisory Committee (LGAC)!

The LGAC is chartered under the Federal Advisory Committee Act to provide advice that assists the EPA in developing a stronger partnership with local governments and building state and local capacity to deliver environmental services and programs. Topics include regulatory innovation and reform, environmental protection tools, pollution prevention, new technologies, performance measurement, and appropriate roles of the various government levels in efficient and coordinated environmental management.

Denise PadgetteVice Chairperson Denise Padgette is being nominated to serve at the State level on the Water Quality Control Board, North Coastal Region!

The North Coastal Region Water Quality Control Board protects California’s water resources for the benefit of present and future generations through the administration of State policy.

Submitted by Administration Department, Photos by Cynthia Ford

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