Employment and Training (ETA) Program Year (PY) 2025 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Section 166, Indian and Native American Programs Grantee Allotments

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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Employment and Training Administration

Employment and Training (ETA) Program Year (PY) 2025 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Section 166, Indian and Native American Programs Grantee Allotments

AGENCY:

Employment and Training Administration, Labor.

ACTION:

Notice.

SUMMARY:

This notice announces allotments for PY 2025 for the Indian and Native American (INA) Programs.

DATES:

The PY 2025 INA Program allotments become effective for the grant period that begins July 1, 2025. Written comments on this notice are invited and must be received by July 23, 2025.

ADDRESSES:

Comments are accepted via email to

DINAP@dol.gov.

Please enter “PY25 Indian and Native American Program Allotments Public Comment” in the subject line of the email.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Stephanie West, Unit Chief in ETA Office of Workforce Investment's Division of Indian and Native American Programs, at 202-693-3021 (this is not a toll-free number). For persons with a hearing or speech disability who need assistance to use the telephone system, please dial 711 to access telecommunications relay services.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

This notice is published pursuant to Section 182(d) of the WIOA, Prompt Allotment of Funds. The Department is announcing PY 2025 allotments for the INA Program. This notice provides information on the amount of funds available during PY 2025 to federally recognized Tribes, Tribal controlled non-profit organizations, and Tribal consortiums awarded through the PY 2022 Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) for the INA Program workforce development grants. On March 15, 2025, the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 Public Law 119-4 was signed into law (“the Act”). The Act appropriates $60,000,000 for the WIOA Section 166 INA Comprehensive Services Program (CSP). Of this amount, $600,000 will be set-aside for compliance training pursuant to 20 CFR 684.270(e). Therefore, the total amount available for the INA CSP is $59,400,000. This amount will be allocated to INA Program grantees using the formula at 20 CFR 684.270(b).

Section 127(b)(1)(A) of the Act also authorizes up to 1

1/2

percent of the allotment to states for youth workforce investment activities to be reserved for Native American youth activities. For PY 2025 the appropriation for WIOA Youth state activities is $948,130,000. After reducing the appropriation by $10,230,000 for set asides authorized by the Act and reserving $925,200 for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Youth, 1

1/2

percent of $936,974,800 is available for Native American youth activities known as the Supplemental Youth Services Program (SYSP). Accordingly, $14,054,622 is available for the PY 2025 SYSP and will be allotted to INA Program grantees to provide supplemental services to low-income Native American youth on or near Indian reservations and in Oklahoma, Alaska, and Hawaii. ETA will allocate SYSP funds to WIOA INA Program grantees using the formula described in the WIOA regulations at 20 CFR 684.440.

Description of Data Files and Allotment Formula.

In PY 2024, the data source to calculate the INA Program annual funding formula was updated from the 2000 Decennial Census Data to the 5-year (2014-2018) American Community Survey (ACS) data for American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiians unemployment and poverty data. The WIOA Final Rule at 20 CFR 684.270(b)(3) states that data and definitions used to implement the funding formula are provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Using these updated data allows the Department to allocate resources more effectively and design programs that are responsive to the changing needs of the community regarding demographic trends, economic conditions, and other factors. The change in unemployment and poverty counts from the 2000 decennial Census to the 2014-2018 ACS is

available at:

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/eta/dinap/census.

In PY 2025, ETA is continuing to use those updated ACS data.

The INA Program funding allotment formula (20 CFR 684.270(b)) states that each INA Program grantee will receive the sum of funds calculated using the following: (1) One-quarter of the funding available will be allocated on the basis of the number of unemployed American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian individuals in the grantee's geographic service area(s) compared to all such unemployed persons in the United States; and (2) Three-quarters of the funding available will be allocated on the basis of the number of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian individuals in poverty in the grantee's geographic service area(s) as compared to all such persons in poverty in the United States.

Description of the Hold-Harmless Provision.

To minimize program disruptions, and pursuant to WIOA 20 CFR 684.270(c), ETA continues to implement a three-year phase-in or “hold-harmless” methodology to adjust funding allotments resulting from use of the updated population data in the funding formula. The phase-in of updated Census data will prevent drastic losses in grantee funding amounts by limiting grantee losses to five percent in PY 2024, 10 percent in PY 2025 and 20 percent in PY 2026 compared to the grantee's PY 2023 funding level. Accordingly, for PY 2025, ETA will limit grantee funding losses to 10 percent of the grantee's PY 2023 funding amount after adjusting for the change in the PY 2025 funding appropriation amount. In PY 2027, all grantees will receive funding that reflects the full implementation of the 2014-2018 ACS data.

Funding Allotments.

The WIOA Section 166 INA Program grantee allotments set forth in the Tables appended to this notice reflect the distribution resulting from the allotment formula described above. For purposes of illustrating the effects of the allotment formula and application of the hold-harmless process for the CSP and SYSP, columns 3 through 7 in Tables A and B show the PY 2023 and PY 2025 dollar amounts, and the percent difference between the PY 2023 and PY 2025 amounts with—and without—the hold-harmless provision. The hold-harmless for PY 2025 “holds” grantee losses to ten percent of their PY 2023 amount, however the last column in the tables show the hold-harmless loss to be slightly more than 10 percent (−10.1% for the CSP and −10.7% for the SYSP). This is due to the change in the appropriation amount and minor adjustments made to the funding formula between 2023 and 2025.

Susan Frazier,

Acting Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training, Labor.

Table A—U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Section 166 CSP (Adult) Funding for Native Americans PY 2025 Funding Allotments

State

Grantee name

PY 2023

actual amount

$59,332,680

PY 2025

amount without

hold-harmless

% Difference

without

hold-harmless

PY 2025

amount with

hold-harmless

$59,400,000

% Difference

with

hold-harmless

Inter-Tribal Council of Alabama

$315,100

$290,444

−7.8

$290,444

−7.8

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

101,019

84,818

−16.0

90,865

−10.1

Aleutian-Pribilof Islands Association

30,611

29,103

−4.9

29,103

−4.9

Association of Village Council Presidents

439,216

651,372

48.3

560,191

27.5

Bristol Bay Native Association

126,540

101,223

−20.0

113,820

−10.1

Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes

206,809

211,903

2.5

209,665

1.4

Chugachmiut

29,825

19,066

−36.1

26,827

−10.1

Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc

440,425

426,950

−3.1

426,950

−3.1

Copper River Native Association

20,038

14,885

−25.7

18,024

−10.1

Kawerak Incorporated

164,735

206,270

25.2

188,399

14.4

Kenaitze Indian Tribe

47,331

60,474

27.8

54,820

15.8

Knik Tribe

33,139

64,798

95.5

51,199

54.5

Kodiak Area Native Association

31,104

46,706

50.2

40,001

28.6

Maniilaq Association

123,384

178,989

45.1

155,089

25.7

Metlakatla Indian Community

19,954

25,086

25.7

22,878

14.7

Orutsararmuit Native Council

56,521

68,207

20.7

63,176

11.8

Tanana Chiefs Conference

310,126

278,269

−10.3

278,952

−10.1

American Indian Association of Tucson

369,900

759,495

105.3

592,162

60.1

Colorado River Indian Tribes

67,729

83,364

23.1

76,636

13.2

Gila River Indian Community

558,320

682,338

22.2

628,963

12.7

Hopi Tribal Council

237,765

227,150

−4.5

227,150

−4.5

Hualapai Tribe

35,626

40,063

12.5

38,150

7.1

Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc

87,229

110,764

27.0

100,639

15.4

Navajo Nation

6,668,340

5,191,520

−22.1

5,998,062

−10.1

Pascua Yaqui Tribe

109,929

116,046

5.6

113,393

3.2

Phoenix Indian Center, Inc

1,560,643

2,017,005

29.2

1,820,717

16.7

Quechan Indian Tribe

36,754

24,191

−34.2

33,060

−10.1

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

92,607

159,753

72.5

130,906

41.4

San Carlos Apache Community College

421,640

384,193

−8.9

384,193

−8.9

Tohono O'Odham Nation

405,468

401,973

−0.9

401,973

−0.9

White Mountain Apache Tribe

496,675

598,863

20.6

554,874

11.7

American Indian Center of Arkansas, Inc

348,621

362,298

3.9

356,341

2.2

California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc

3,644,453

3,081,457

−15.4

3,278,121

−10.1

Native American Health Center, Inc

482,652

486,649

0.8

484,814

0.4

Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc

651,316

624,560

−4.1

624,560

−4.1

Southern California American Indian Resource Center, Inc

787,175

656,653

−16.6

708,050

−10.1

Tule River Tribal Council

134,104

143,009

6.6

139,153

3.8

United American Indian Involvement

1,796,930

1,417,748

−21.1

1,616,307

−10.1

Denver Indian Center Inc

679,888

890,920

31.0

800,162

17.7

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

94,412

63,833

−32.4

84,922

−10.1

Florida Governor's Council on Indian Affairs, Inc

1,249,259

1,423,743

14.0

1,348,533

7.9

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians

130,079

184,761

42.0

208,320

60.1

Alu Like, Inc

1,439,886

1,270,021

−11.8

1,295,152

−10.1

Nez Perce Tribe

75,017

85,146

13.5

80,779

7.7

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Inc

194,870

194,221

−0.3

194,221

−0.3

American Indian Center of Indiana, Inc

279,420

N/A

United Tribes of Kansas and Southeast Nebraska, Inc

218,214

278,266

27.5

252,433

15.7

Inter-Tribal Council of Louisiana, Inc

529,053

508,409

−3.9

508,409

−3.9

Penobscot Indian Nation

205,013

214,336

4.5

210,283

2.6

Mashpee-Wampanoag Indian Tribal Council, Inc

63,086

41,254

−34.6

56,745

−10.1

Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians

33,712

36,059

7.0

35,043

3.9

Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc

101,148

95,245

−5.8

95,245

−5.8

Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians

149,352

131,385

−12.0

134,340

−10.1

Michigan Indian Employment and Training Services, Inc

348,385

335,133

−3.8

335,133

−3.8

North American Indian Association of Detroit, Inc

169,349

123,678

−27.0

152,327

−10.1

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians

179,437

179,489

0.0

179,422

0.0

Southeastern Michigan Indians. Inc

80,107

87,340

9.0

84,215

5.1

American Indian Opportunities, Inc

279,855

201,080

−28.1

251,724

−10.1

Bois Forte Reservation Tribal Council

21,397

36,654

71.3

30,099

40.7

Fond Du Lac Reservation

208,761

193,987

−7.1

193,987

−7.1

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe

48,017

43,789

−8.8

43,789

−8.8

Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians

57,963

55,652

−4.0

55,652

−4.0

Minneapolis American Indian Center

371,466

375,752

1.2

373,821

0.6

Northwest Indian OIC

113,000

144,706

28.1

131,068

16.0

Red Lake Nation

233,334

278,701

19.4

259,169

11.1

White Earth Reservation Tribal Council

126,695

146,136

15.3

137,759

8.7

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

315,581

354,016

12.2

337,439

6.9

American Indian Council

775,847

767,511

−1.1

767,511

−1.1

Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes

287,147

229,325

−20.1

258,284

−10.1

Blackfeet Tribal Business Council

302,287

284,232

−6.0

284,232

−6.0

Business Committee of the Chippewa Cree Tribe

148,417

143,894

−3.0

143,894

−3.0

Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes

297,102

284,102

−4.4

284,102

−4.4

Fort Belknap Community Council

128,316

142,778

11.3

136,538

6.4

Little Big Horn College

172,998

164,156

−5.1

164,156

−5.1

Montana United Indian Association

360,673

316,720

−12.2

324,419

−10.1

Northern Cheyenne Tribe

224,872

205,548

−8.6

205,548

−8.6

Omaha Tribe of Nebraska

83,321

87,792

5.4

85,852

3.0

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska

299,801

270,183

−9.9

270,183

−9.9

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

47,076

61,425

30.5

55,254

17.4

Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada

297,620

502,797

68.9

414,647

39.3

Las Vegas Indian Center, Inc

200,867

421,354

109.8

326,655

62.6

Reno Sparks Indian Colony

17,865

33,844

89.4

26,981

51.0

Shoshone-Paiute Tribes

128,353

147,150

14.6

139,050

8.3

Alamo Navajo School Board, Inc

93,714

51,745

−44.8

84,294

−10.1

Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council

77,153

61,787

−19.9

69,398

−10.1

Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos, Inc

161,080

169,810

5.4

166,022

3.1

Jicarilla Apache Tribe

64,942

73,719

13.5

69,935

7.7

Mescalero Apache Tribe

92,168

108,479

17.7

101,454

10.1

National Indian Youth Council

1,683,062

2,119,995

26.0

1,932,016

14.8

Ohkay Owingeh

28,041

30,891

10.2

29,661

5.8

Pueblo of Acoma

143,181

162,757

13.7

154,318

7.8

Pueblo of Isleta

41,957

78,370

86.8

62,729

49.5

Pueblo of Laguna

91,708

100,508

9.6

96,708

5.5

Pueblo of Taos

42,814

35,300

−17.5

38,510

−10.1

Pueblo of Zuni

299,760

307,870

2.7

304,315

1.5

Ramah Navajo School Board, Inc

94,734

138,020

45.7

119,415

26.1

Santo Domingo Tribe

105,332

71,300

−32.3

94,744

−10.1

Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties, Inc

385,997

309,205

−19.9

347,197

−10.1

Seneca Nation of Indians

250,201

214,264

−14.4

225,051

−10.1

St. Regis Mohawk Tribe

146,248

125,359

−14.3

131,548

−10.1

Cumberland County Association for Indian People, Inc

68,360

N/A

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

122,507

90,838

−25.9

110,193

−10.1

Guilford Native American Association

82,393

123,007

49.3

105,552

28.1

Lumbee Regional Development Association, Inc

1,253,771

1,599,044

27.5

1,450,519

15.7

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs

376,895

920,523

144.2

834,737

121.5

Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe

164,222

174,363

6.2

169,969

3.5

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

237,743

278,007

16.9

260,664

9.6

Three Affiliated Tribes

198,570

145,852

−26.5

178,610

−10.1

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians

323,705

288,675

−10.8

291,167

−10.1

United Tribes Technical College

253,365

314,906

24.3

288,426

13.8

North American Indian Cultural Center, Inc

555,217

544,474

−1.9

544,474

−1.9

Absentee Shawnee Tribe

24,631

27,393

11.2

26,201

6.4

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma

1,426,495

1,536,055

7.7

1,488,672

4.4

Cheyenne Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma

170,817

140,252

−17.9

153,646

−10.1

Chickasaw Nation

390,478

269,704

−30.9

351,228

−10.1

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

627,190

504,955

−19.5

564,146

−10.1

Citizen Potawatomi Nation

459,030

514,140

12.0

490,369

6.8

Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma

166,817

147,212

−11.8

150,049

−10.1

Creek Nation of Oklahoma

784,469

913,929

16.5

858,162

9.4

Inter-Tribal Council of Northeast Oklahoma

80,864

87,337

8.0

84,538

4.5

Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma

244,037

233,290

−4.4

233,290

−4.4

Osage Nation

105,854

79,692

−24.7

95,214

−10.1

Otoe-Missouria Tribe

35,730

25,598

−28.4

32,139

−10.1

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

34,038

30,495

−10.4

30,617

−10.1

Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma

89,222

79,976

−10.4

80,253

−10.1

Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma

68,101

49,579

−27.2

61,256

−10.1

United Urban Indian Council, Inc

397,348

310,539

−21.8

357,407

−10.1

Wyandotte Nation

118,868

106,464

−10.4

106,919

−10.1

Confed. Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation

29,796

31,312

5.1

30,654

2.9

Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

477,612

538,470

12.7

512,227

7.2

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

139,804

165,385

18.3

154,369

10.4

Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center, Inc

1,021,751

1,326,973

29.9

1,315,575

28.8

Rhode Island Indian Council, Inc

2,218,737

1,982,746

−10.6

1,995,714

−10.1

South Carolina Indian Development Council, Inc

268,312

340,596

26.9

309,501

15.4

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

245,120

267,885

9.3

258,052

5.3

Lower Brule Sioux Tribe

61,636

51,557

−16.4

55,440

−10.1

Oglala Sioux Tribe

726,310

658,387

−9.4

658,387

−9.4

Rosebud Sioux Tribe (Sicangu Nation)

1,151,613

1,426,506

23.9

1,308,218

13.6

Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate

136,403

168,312

23.4

154,581

13.3

Yankton Sioux Tribe

118,475

108,856

−8.1

108,856

−8.1

Native American Indian Association, Inc

253,515

293,067

15.6

276,026

8.9

Alabama-Coushatta Indian Tribal Council

889,917

886,977

−0.3

886,977

−0.3

Dallas Inter-Tribal Center

497,550

457,981

−8.0

457,981

−8.0

Ysleta del Sur Pueblo

712,821

723,687

1.5

718,847

0.8

Indian Training & Education Center

390,447

459,396

17.7

429,702

10.1

Ute Indian Tribe

129,842

107,158

−17.5

116,790

−10.1

Mattaponi Pamunkey Monacan Consortium

275,842

N/A

American Indian Community Center

442,813

466,090

5.3

455,989

3.0

Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakama Nation

221,833

239,199

7.8

231,689

4.4

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

200,695

120,456

−40.0

180,522

−10.1

Lummi Indian Business Council

122,616

121,273

−1.1

121,273

−1.1

Makah Tribal Council

37,569

35,504

−5.5

35,504

−5.5

South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency

675,776

622,995

−7.8

622,995

−7.8

Spokane Reservation

43,942

43,508

−1.0

43,508

−1.0

Suquamish Indian Tribe

160,202

145,495

−9.2

145,495

−9.2

The Tulalip Tribes

48,677

27,939

−42.6

43,784

−10.1

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

313,482

235,357

−24.9

281,971

−10.1

Ho-Chunk Nation

192,655

175,039

−9.1

175,039

−9.1

Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board

187,265

246,022

31.4

220,753

17.9

Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Inc

46,345

67,547

45.7

58,434

26.1

Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

108,173

99,770

−7.8

99,770

−7.8

Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

180,750

224,008

23.9

205,394

13.6

Spotted Eagle, Inc

238,834

131,468

−45.0

214,826

−10.1

Stockbridge-Munsee Community

61,051

58,262

−4.6

58,262

−4.6

Eastern Shoshone Tribe

142,057

106,626

−24.9

127,777

−10.1

Northern Arapaho Business Council

241,542

178,332

−26.2

217,262

−10.1

Total

59,332,680

59,400,000

Table B—U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Section 166 SYSP (Youth) Funding for Native Americans PY 2025 Funding Allotments

State

Grantee name

PY 2023

actual amount

$14,153,637

PY 2025 amount without hold-harmless

$14,054,622

% Difference without hold-harmless

PY 2025 amount with hold-harmless

$14,054,622

% Difference with hold-harmless

Inter-Tribal Council of Alabama

5,209

5,166

−0.8

5,166

−0.8

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

N/A

Aleutian-Pribilof Islands Association

12,338

12,299

−0.3

12,299

−0.3

Association of Village Council Presidents

168,894

305,011

80.6

248,311

47.0

Bristol Bay Native Association

49,352

38,372

−22.2

44,072

−10.7

Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes

69,915

73,301

4.8

71,680

2.5

Chugachmiut

6,032

21,400

254.8

15,040

149.3

Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc

131,057

141,683

8.1

136,879

4.4

Copper River Native Association

9,596

6,887

−28.2

8,570

−10.7

Kawerak Incorporated

61,690

95,931

55.5

81,606

32.3

Kenaitze Indian Tribe

23,305

22,876

−1.8

22,876

−1.8

Knik Tribe

19,192

25,828

34.6

23,029

20.0

Kodiak Area Native Association

9,596

16,726

74.3

13,754

43.3

Maniilaq Association

53,465

84,616

58.3

71,592

33.9

Metlakatla Indian Community

5,484

8,363

52.5

7,158

30.5

Orutsararmuit Native Council

16,451

27,057

64.5

22,629

37.6

Tanana Chiefs Conference

116,526

96,669

−17.0

104,059

−10.7

American Indian Association of Tucson

N/A

Colorado River Indian Tribes

32,901

69,611

111.6

54,360

65.2

Gila River Indian Community

216,601

225,807

4.3

221,315

2.2

Hopi Tribal Council

120,638

115,609

−4.2

115,609

−4.2

Hualapai Tribe

20,563

14,513

−29.4

18,363

−10.7

Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc

39,208

49,687

26.7

45,238

15.4

Navajo Nation

3,144,826

2,740,427

−12.9

2,808,366

−10.7

Pascua Yaqui Tribe

56,207

74,039

31.7

66,502

18.3

Phoenix Indian Center, Inc

N/A

Quechan Indian Tribe

17,822

23,614

32.5

21,167

18.8

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

53,465

52,393

−2.0

52,393

−2.0

San Carlos Apache Community College

227,568

184,237

−19.0

203,221

−10.7

Tohono O'Odham Nation

228,939

235,892

3.0

232,290

1.5

White Mountain Apache Tribe

272,808

216,706

−20.6

243,620

−10.7

American Indian Center of Arkansas, Inc

N/A

California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc

114,058

140,207

22.9

129,053

13.1

Native American Health Center, Inc

N/A

Northern California Indian Development Council, Inc

63,335

74,039

16.9

69,420

9.6

Southern California American Indian Resource Center, Inc

N/A

Tule River Tribal Council

8,225

21,892

166.2

16,227

97.3

United American Indian Involvement

N/A

Denver Indian Centerm Inc

N/A

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

23,305

16,726

−28.2

20,812

−10.7

Florida Governor's Council on Indian Affairs, Inc

N/A

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians

5,758

12,791

122.1

14,936

159.4

Alu Like, Inc

1,916,507

1,834,495

−4.3

1,834,495

−4.3

Nez Perce Tribe

15,902

31,731

99.5

25,150

58.1

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Inc

58,948

44,522

−24.5

52,642

−10.7

American Indian Center of Indiana, Inc

N/A

United Tribes of Kansas and Southeast Nebraska, Inc

10,693

10,823

1.2

10,735

0.4

Inter-Tribal Council of Louisiana, Inc

4,113

1,968

−52.2

3,673

−10.7

Penobscot Indian Nation

25,773

17,218

−33.2

23,015

−10.7

Mashpee-Wampanoag Indian Tribal Council, Inc

N/A

Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians

5,411

N/A

5,411

N/A

Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc

30,160

45,998

52.5

39,367

30.5

Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians

N/A

Michigan Indian Employment and Training Services, Inc

N/A

North American Indian Association of Detroit, Inc

N/A

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians

20,015

32,961

64.7

27,556

37.7

Southeastern Michigan Indians. Inc

N/A

American Indian Opportunities, Inc

N/A

Bois Forte Reservation Tribal Council

9,322

8,363

−10.3

8,363

−10.3

Fond Du Lac Reservation

18,644

33,207

78.1

27,139

45.6

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe

54,562

57,313

5.0

56,003

2.6

Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians

24,402

11,561

−52.6

21,791

−10.7

Minneapolis American Indian Center

N/A

Northwest Indian OIC

N/A

Red Lake Nation

86,366

93,471

8.2

90,263

4.5

White Earth Reservation Tribal Council

56,207

56,083

−0.2

56,083

−0.2

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

69,641

114,871

64.9

95,987

37.8

American Indian Council

9,596

4,428

−53.9

8,570

−10.7

Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes

141,202

101,342

−28.2

126,095

−10.7

Blackfeet Tribal Business Council

130,235

127,170

−2.4

127,170

−2.4

Business Committee of the Chippewa Cree Tribe

39,756

68,874

73.2

56,733

42.7

Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes

142,573

122,496

−14.1

127,319

−10.7

Fort Belknap Community Council

52,094

54,361

4.4

53,259

2.2

Little Big Horn College

90,205

72,317

−19.8

80,554

−10.7

Montana United Indian Association

N/A

Northern Cheyenne Tribe

101,446

71,825

−29.2

90,592

−10.7

Omaha Tribe of Nebraska

47,981

39,848

−17.0

42,848

−10.7

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska

N/A

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

21,934

21,892

−0.2

21,892

−0.2

Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada

50,175

75,269

50.0

64,755

29.1

Las Vegas Indian Center, Inc

N/A

Reno Sparks Indian Colony

9,596

9,593

0.0

9,564

−0.3

Shoshone-Paiute Tribes

15,080

12,299

−18.4

13,466

−10.7

Alamo Navajo School Board, Inc

50,723

22,138

−56.4

45,296

−10.7

Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council

27,966

32,469

16.1

30,522

9.1

Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos, Inc

95,688

77,729

−18.8

85,451

−10.7

Jicarilla Apache Tribe

28,789

30,993

7.7

29,991

4.2

Mescalero Apache Tribe

63,061

58,051

−7.9

58,051

−7.9

National Indian Youth Council

N/A

Ohkay Owingeh

13,709

15,005

9.5

14,426

5.2

Pueblo of Acoma

31,531

20,170

−36.0

28,157

−10.7

Pueblo of Isleta

12,064

44,030

265.0

30,803

155.3

Pueblo of Laguna

38,385

31,977

−16.7

34,278

−10.7

Pueblo of Taos

19,192

10,823

−43.6

17,139

−10.7

Pueblo of Zuni

132,977

127,170

−4.4

127,170

−4.4

Ramah Navajo School Board, Inc

31,531

30,747

−2.5

30,747

−2.5

Santo Domingo Tribe

46,610

42,554

−8.7

42,554

−8.7

Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties, Inc

3,290

15,005

356.0

10,161

208.8

Seneca Nation of Indians

32,901

61,494

86.9

49,592

50.7

St. Regis Mohawk Tribe

23,305

45,014

93.1

35,983

54.4

Cumberland County Association for Indian People, Inc

N/A

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

58,948

58,051

−1.5

58,051

−1.5

Guilford Native American Association

N/A

Lumbee Regional Development Association, Inc

N/A

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs

N/A

Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe

76,770

78,467

2.2

77,521

1.0

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

127,493

130,368

2.3

128,773

1.0

Three Affiliated Tribes

57,577

50,179

−12.8

51,417

−10.7

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians

131,606

106,754

−18.9

117,525

−10.7

United Tribes Technical College

N/A

North America Indian Cultural Center, Inc

N/A

Absentee Shawnee Tribe

13,435

16,234

20.8

15,036

11.9

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma

692,575

874,447

26.3

797,192

15.1

Cheyenne Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma

106,930

73,055

−31.7

95,489

−10.7

Chickasaw Nation

208,101

173,906

−16.4

185,837

−10.7

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

298,854

274,756

−8.1

274,756

−8.1

Citizen Potawatomi Nation

298,580

413,733

38.6

365,267

22.3

Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma

74,028

45,506

−38.5

66,108

−10.7

Creek Nation of Oklahoma

364,657

473,505

29.8

427,429

17.2

Inter-Tribal Council of Northeast Oklahoma

27,692

40,094

44.8

34,889

26.0

Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma

162,039

123,972

−23.5

144,703

−10.7

Osage Nation

53,465

20,170

−62.3

47,745

−10.7

Otoe-Missouria Tribe

17,273

6,641

−61.6

15,425

−10.7

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

15,080

21,892

45.2

19,033

26.2

Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma

57,303

44,276

−22.7

51,173

−10.7

Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma

28,789

16,726

−41.9

25,709

−10.7

United Urban Indian Council, Inc

204,263

161,361

−21.0

182,409

−10.7

Wyandotte Nation

N/A

Confed. Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation

15,080

10,085

−33.1

13,466

−10.7

Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

1,097

9,347

752.3

5,940

441.6

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

42,498

66,168

55.7

56,266

32.4

Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center, Inc

N/A

Rhode Island Indian Council, Inc

9,322

5,903

−36.7

8,325

−10.7

South Carolina Indian Development Council, Inc

2,742

5,657

106.3

4,446

62.1

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

145,315

112,165

−22.8

129,768

−10.7

Lower Brule Sioux Tribe

20,563

33,207

61.5

27,925

35.8

Oglala Sioux Tribe

426,347

406,846

−4.6

406,846

−4.6

Rosebud Sioux Tribe (Sicangu Nation)

264,582

299,354

13.1

284,160

7.4

Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate

60,319

69,365

15.0

65,440

8.5

Yankton Sioux Tribe

54,836

60,018

9.5

57,704

5.2

Native American Indian Association, Inc

N/A

Alabama-Coushatta Indian Tribal Council

1,097

3,198

191.6

2,327

112.2

Dallas Inter-Tribal Center

N/A

Ysleta del Sur Pueblo

17,822

36,159

102.9

28,536

60.1

Indian Training & Education Center

6,032

1,476

−75.5

5,387

−10.7

Ute Indian Tribe

61,690

59,772

−3.1

59,772

−3.1

Mattaponi Pamunkey Monacan Consortium

N/A

American Indian Community Center

18,644

28,533

53.0

24,394

30.8

Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakama Nation

112,139

111,182

−0.9

111,182

−0.9

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

50,723

36,159

−28.7

45,296

−10.7

Lummi Indian Business Council

27,418

23,368

−14.8

24,484

−10.7

Makah Tribal Council

13,709

11,069

−19.3

12,242

−10.7

South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency

98,704

91,995

−6.8

91,995

−6.8

Spokane Reservation

24,676

11,807

−52.2

22,036

−10.7

Suquamish Indian Tribe

2,742

984

−64.1

2,448

−10.7

The Tulalip Tribes

21,934

13,529

−38.3

19,588

−10.7

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

N/A

Ho-Chunk Nation

4,935

11,807

139.2

8,956

81.5

Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board

61,416

58,788

−4.3

58,788

−4.3

Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Inc

12,338

28,533

131.3

21,812

76.8

Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

50,723

40,340

−20.5

45,296

−10.7

Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

16,451

32,715

98.9

25,952

57.8

Spotted Eagle, Inc

N/A

Stockbridge-Munsee Community

3,838

2,460

−35.9

3,428

−10.7

Eastern Shoshone Tribe

36,740

21,892

−40.4

32,809

−10.7

Northern Arapaho Business Council

82,528

49,195

−40.4

73,698

−10.7

Total

14,153,637

14,054,622

[FR Doc. 2025-11448 Filed 6-20-25; 8:45 am]

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