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Tribal Collaboration

State Tribal Collaboration Act (STCA)

The State Tribal Collaboration Act provides the framework for the state and tribes to work together to develop successful programs and services to benefit New Mexico’s Native American citizens. It also mandates a yearly Summit. The Act requires cabinet-level agencies to develop policies that promote beneficial collaboration between the state and tribal governments; designate agency tribal liaisons; provide for culturally appropriate training to state agency employees who work with tribes; and, provide annual reporting that accounts for each agency’s accomplishments pursuant to the Act.

State-Tribal Collaboration Act Senate Bill 196

For questions about the Tribal Collaboration Program

Carnely Gauna, Tribal Consultation Specialist
New Mexico Indian Affairs Department 

Cell: (505) 699-3354
Email: Carnely.Gauna@iad.nm.gov

2019 American Indian Day at the Legislature
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Annual Reports

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Intergovernmental Agreements

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Legislation

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State-Tribal Consultation, Collaboration and Communication Policies

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State-Tribal Leaders Collaboration

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State-Tribal Leaders Summit

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Tribal Liaisons

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Meet the Liaisons

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NM EOC Forms

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Tribal Liaison Meeting