South Fork Band Council

South Fork Band Council is a federally recognized tribal government located in Nevada, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2005. As a tribal government and council of governments, the organization focuses on environmental management, community development, and infrastructure improvement for its tribal lands. The entity is primarily engaged in receiving federal grant awards that support environmental protection, community connectivity, and capacity-building initiatives for its tribal community.

The South Fork Band Council has received multiple federal grant awards, predominantly from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Region 9), focusing on environmental programs and water quality management. Key grant awards include environmental capacity-building projects such as developing Earth Day outreach materials, water quality monitoring, creating water quality standards, and implementing nonpoint source management programs. Additionally, the council has received grants from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration for broadband infrastructure deployment, which aims to provide internet access to tribal households and community centers. The Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grant enabled the tribe to invest in critical capital projects that support work, education, and health monitoring in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant awards, ranging from $30,000 to $176,520, demonstrate the tribe's commitment to environmental stewardship, technological advancement, and community resilience through targeted federal assistance programs.