Stories tagged with Bureau Of Indian Affairs (BIA)

Fri Jun 30th, 2023

BIA program managers meet

Mon May 22nd, 2023

Attention: Pine River Indian Irrigation Project Water Users

Construction Services Heavy Equipment Operator, Matthew Box works to fix a dirt road in Deep Canyon with the use of the 2022 Caterpillar 120 AWD motor grader purchased by the Tribal Planning Department. The project to fix the dirt roads in this rural area started in July and is expected to be completed by early fall.

Tue Aug 23rd, 2022

Grading project fixes and improves rural routes…one road at a time

Thu Apr 21st, 2022

Southwest Colorado narcotics traffickers sentenced to federal prison

Project Manager Victor Ramirez works with his team to finish the initial set up of the “Hurricane 755” Industrial Vacuum and shower system on Thursday, Jan. 6 outside the former Head Start building on Tribal Campus. With this technology, technicians will be able to safely go into the building to collect asbestos and use the outside set up to shower as an added precaution.

Fri Jan 14th, 2022

Crews make progress on abatement of regulated building materials

Southern Ute Tribal Council members listen as Vickie Begay, Bureau of Indian Affairs describes the ways that the Dr. Morrison Canal can be tested at alternating sites along the infrastructure.

Thu Apr 22nd, 2021

Dr. Morrison Canal revamped in time for spring irrigation

Utes and other Native American students sit at wooden tables in the Southern Ute Agency school’s dining room in Ignacio. The girls sit at one end, the boys at the other.

Thu Jul 2nd, 2020

EPA to assess historic sites on Tribal Campus

Air resources aided in the initial fire response and remain on standby, Wednesday, June 17.

Wed Jun 17th, 2020

Six Shooter Fire burns to approximately 220 acres overnight

Dr. Morrison Canal Rehabilitation construction. Removed corroded pipe in center background, removed concrete inlet in left foreground, and Dr. Morrison Canal in left background.

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

PRIIP: Dr. Morrison Canal rehabilitation project

BIA Engine Captain, Corey Francis (left) takes a group of trainees out for practice using water pumps on location in Ignacio. The 2019 Four Corners Wildland Fire Academy was hosted in partnership between the BIA Southern Ute Agency’s Forestry/Fire Management and Los Pinos Fire District.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

Firefighting courses return to Southern Ute Agency

Tribal Attorney James Washinawatok describes the process set in place to keep the Tribal Code relevant and up to date.

Fri Apr 26th, 2019

Legal tackles annual code revisions

Fri Dec 7th, 2018

2018-19 Snow Removal Procedures for Tribal members

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