Maintain the appropriate infrastructure to successfully administer and enforce cherokee nation's authorized lead-based paint activities program.activities:1. Process 100 % of training organization…

Maintain the appropriate infrastructure to successfully administer and enforce cherokee nation's authorized lead-based paint activities program.activities:1. Process 100 % of training organization applications (within 30 days of receipt); 2. Conduct audits of 100 % of accredited training entities; 3. Process 100 % of firm applications for certification (within 30 days of receipt).; 4. Process 100 % of individual applications for certification (within 30 days of receipt); 5. Inspect 100 % of submitted lead-based paint sites for compliance (within 30 days of receipt).; 6. Respond to 100 % lead-based tips/complaints (within 10 days of submittal); 7. Oversee the conduct of certified individuals and firms engaged in lead-based paint activities according to all applicable regulations, including monitoring inspections, risk assessments, and abatement activities for compliance with appropriate rules (ongoing). 8. Maintain field staff training certification for inspector and risk assessor (tribe will develop a plan and submit to EPA); 9. Develop and/or revise as needed, work practice standards for the conduct of lead-based paint activities associated with inspections, risk assessments, and abatement.; 10. Adjust or enhance the appropriate infrastructure to accommodate additional program responsibilities.; 11. Record the receipt of complaints, referring if necessary to EPA, tracking the follow-up investigation, enforcement action associated with the complaint and notifying citizens of the disposition of their complaint; 12. Maintain a data system to document certification of inspectors, risk assessors, supervisors, workers and project designers.; 13. Information on the webpage will contain a description of the process to receive certification or accreditation to conduct work on cherokee nation lands, which will include downloadable forms, brochures, and information on lead-based paint projects in the cherokee nation.; 14. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:semi-annually: report on number of inspections/audits, risk assessments, clearance tests, and abatements conducted, and number of complaints received, and outcome of inspections/audits, regarding the lead-based paint program. These will include items such as: oversight of contractors, home locations, any issues noted, information displayed at the home, and number of childcare facilities and elevated blood-lead level (EBL) screenings. Report on number of individuals and firms certified and number of training providers accredited. Report on number of enforcement actions taken and outcome. Report on the number of complaints and inquiries along with the resolution of each. Report on specifics of outreach activities conducted relative to lead-based paint will include: the cherokee nation personnel involved, digital photographs of the event, information distributed, and number of new contacts or community members attending. Report any significant changes in the content or administration of the tribal program implemented since the previous reporting period and the level of resources committed by the tribe to these activities