QIN And Shoalwater Among 17 Indian Tribes In Western Washington To Receive Federal Funds

Monday, October 24, 2022 at 10:28 AM

The Quinault Indian Nation and Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe were among 17 Indian tribes in Western Washington to receive a portion of over $15 million in federal funds to support local community safety programs

The Quinault Indian Nation and Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe were among 17 Indian tribes in Western
Washington to receive a portion of over $15 million in federal funds to support local community safety
programs. The D-O-J says the money is intended to boost things like sex offender registration and court
appointed drug programs. The Quinault Indian Nation will also get over $600,000 to increase its ability
to share data with national crime databases that are used to help solve crimes.

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