This agreement provides funding to the campo band of mission indians' continuing environmental programs while giving IT greater flexibility to address its highest environmental priorities, improve…

Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 awarded the Campo Band of Mission Indians $134,692 on October 1, 2025, under the Performance Partnership Grants program (CFDA 66.605) to support tribal environmental programs through the period ending September 30, 2026.

The funding supports implementation of water quality and air quality monitoring programs on the Campo Indian Reservation in Boulevard, California. Activities include monitoring and analyzing water quality data, training tribal staff, managing waterbodies on the reservation, monitoring air quality, managing air quality data, and conducting community outreach on indoor and outdoor air testing with a focus on asthma. The grant funds programs under Clean Water Act sections 106 and 319 and Clean Air Act section 105. Anticipated deliverables include environmental data characterizing current conditions on the reservation and professional development for tribal employees. The tribal community benefits from improved water and air quality monitoring and management. The recipient retained no sub-recipients under this assistance agreement. The obligated amount is $257,586.

This agreement provides funding to the campo band of mission indians' continuing environmental programs while giving IT greater flexibility to address its highest environmental priorities, improve environmental performance, achieve administrative savings and strengthen the partnership between the campo band of mission indians and the EPA. This agreement funds tribal programs for clean water act (CWA) 106, CWA 319, and clean air act (CAA) 105. Specifically, this grant will provide funds to implement a water quality monitoring program, analyze water quality data, train tribal staff and manage waterbodies on the reservation, monitor air on the reservation, manage air quality data, perform outreach for the community on indoor and outdoor air testing with a focus on asthma. This assistance agreement provides partial federal funding in the amount of $134,692. See terms and conditions. Activities:this agreement funds tribal programs for CWA 106, 319, and CAA 105. Specifically this grant will fund the implementation of water monitoring and air monitoring programs, analysis of the data collected from monitoring, training of staff and education and outreach to the community. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:anticipated deliverables are data view the current environmental state on the reservation, and tribal employee professional development. The beneficiaries include the tribal community who will benefit from improved water and air quality.