Inter Tribal Council of Arizona The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) corporation that administers over twenty federal, state and private grants and contracts in a variety of areas including health, research, and environmental quality
Current Training Events | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona The ITCA National Tribal Water Systems Operator Certification Program is pleased to provide this schedule of free operator training and certification events (see below Table of Events)
About ITCA | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona ITCA provides an independent capacity to obtain, analyze and disseminate information vital to Indian community self-development The members of ITCA are the highest elected tribal officials: tribal chairpersons, presidents and governors
Programs | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc (ITCA) provides federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funding to a consortium of eight Arizona tribal governments that allows the consortium to deliver employment and training services to their tribal populations
Tribal Water Systems | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona Since 1983, the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc (ITCA) has provided technical assistance to tribes to improve drinking water and wastewater regulatory compliance by Tribal utilities in regards to the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act, with the primary purpose of improving and protecting the health and safety of their public
School Water Lead Reduction – Testing | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona TESTING for Lead in Drinking Water at Tribal Schools and Child Care Facilities ITCA will assist with the implementation of local 3Ts (training, testing, and taking action) lead reduction programs for schools and child care facilities at federally-recognized tribes located in Arizona, California, Nevada, and New Mexico, including Navajo Nation
Ak-Chin Indian Community | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona Introductory Information The Ak-Chin Indian Community is 30 miles south of Phoenix in the northwestern part of Pinal County Ak-Chin is an O’odham word translated to mean “mouth of the wash” or “place where the wash loses itself in the sand or ground ” The term refers to the type of farming that relies on washes – seasonal flood plains that are created by winter snows and summer
Training | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona ITCA contracts with subject matter experts, who are familiar with Tribal systems and have worked in with Tribal water or wastewater facilities, to provide instruction in the area of their expertise These consultants teach up-to-date information to the training participants
School Water Lead Reduction 3Ts | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc (ITCA) offers assistance to Tribal schools and child care facilities to protect children from exposure to lead that may be in drinking water Lead in drinking water is a national priority, and communities throughout the country are taking action to reduce waterborne lead exposure