Navajo Housing Authority

Navajo Abandoned Mine Lands (NAML) is a department established in 1988 by the Navajo Nation to address the reclamation of abandoned mine lands in the Navajo Nation geographical area, which spans over 26,000 square miles across northeastern Arizona, southeastern Utah, and northwestern New Mexico. With the authority granted by the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE), NAML focuses on reclaiming both coal and non-coal mines, including uranium, copper, and other minerals, through a dedicated and committed staff. Since its inception, NAML has successfully reclaimed numerous abandoned mines, including coal, uranium, and copper sites, ensuring the protection of public health, safety, and property from the adverse effects of past mining practices. In addition to reclamation efforts, NAML also implements Public Facility Projects (PFP) to stimulate economic development in communities impacted by mining activities, providing funding for the renovation and construction of public infrastructure such as senior citizens centers, chapter buildings, utilities, roads, and recreation facilities.Generated from the website

Sipaulovi Village is a community-based organization offering a range of cultural experiences and services in Second Mesa, AZ. Visitors can engage in traditional ceremonies, workshops, and educational programs to learn about the rich history and customs of the Hopi tribe. Through partnerships with local artisans and cultural experts, Sipaulovi Village provides authentic opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in Hopi culture and traditions. The organization also supports sustainable practices and community initiatives to preserve and promote the heritage of the Hopi people. Generated from their business information