Vision and Mission
Vision:
New Mexico's Native American citizens will have the resources necessary to improve their quality of life and maintain their cultures and languages through collaborative, productive and lasting government-to-government relationships between the State of New Mexico and Indian tribes, nations and pueblos as well as through effective participation of Native Americans in all aspects of state government.
Mission:
As a cabinet-level department, the Indian Affairs Department (IAD) is the lead coordinating agency in New Mexico state government for ensuring effective interagency and state-tribal government-to-government relations. The IAD reinforces tribal governmental efforts to ensure that Native American concerns and needs are addressed in state policy making decisions; effectively manages, and facilitates ways to increase and leverage, state resources to benefit Native Americans; and successfully collaborates with national, tribal, state and local agencies, entities, and organizations.
Quick Links
- Native American Tax Exemptions
Tax exemption form for members of a Native American nation or their spouses
- TIF Guidelines and Procedures
- TIF Participant Workbook
Includes information regarding project planning, the application process, and more
- State-Tribal Collaboration Act
- Cobell-Indian Trust Settlement Info
http://www.indiantrust.com
1-800-961-6109 - 2012 Tribal Resource Guide
List of funding sources for tribal capital improvement projects
- Economic Stimulus Information
Lists funding opportunities available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
- Native American Tax Settlement Fund Information
State income tax refunds for eligible Native American military personnel