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United States Environmental Protection Agency
Clean Water Indian Program
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The Office of Wastewater Management (OWM) is committed to implementing the goals and principles of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) 1994 Indian Policy. OWM recognizes that Indian tribes and Native Alaskan Villages face significant human health and environmental problems. Cleaning and protecting the nation's water is an enormous task. OWM is working in partnership with the EPA Regions, other federal agencies, tribal organizations, state agencies and others to help build tribal wastewater infrastructure, improve water pollution control programs, and strengthen tribal capacity to effectively manage their public health and water resource programs. 


Tribal Assistance Programs

Tribal Assistance Programs

Program Guidance

Program Guidance

Contacts

Contacts

Publications

Publications/Resources

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Education/Training

 

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What's New

 

 

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