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Tribal Infrastructure Fund Expenditures P R ES E N T E D BY T H E I N D I A N A F FA I RS D E PA RT M E N T Indian Affairs Committee Meeting August 20, 2018

TIF Funding Fiscal Year of Award Amount of STB Award FY2012 (Closed) $13,207,965.00 FY2013 (Closed) $16,640,011.00 FY2014 (Closed) $14,235,640.00 FY2015 $14,000,875.00 FY2016 $12,158,068.00 FY2017 $5,222,482.95 FY2018 (No expenditures) $8,831,925.00

FY 2018 TIF Funding Fifty-eight (58) TIF Applications were received for this year’s funding cycle Seventeen (17) Tribes, Nations and Pueblos applied for TIF Funding Nine (9) were selected to present their proposal before the TIF Board on May 29, 2018

TIF Project Awards TRIBAL ENTITY PROJECT TITLE PROJECT TYPE TIF AWARD Isleta Pueblo Village Sewer Line Construction $1,241,847.00 Improvement Project Mexican Springs Chapter Deer Springs Road Construction $1,139,627.00 Improvement Zia Pueblo Wastewater Lagoon Expansion Design $200,000.00 Baca Chapter Water System Improvement Construction $311,350.00 Casamero Lake Chapter McKinley County Road 19 Construction $1,209,101.00 Tohajiilee Chapter Water System Improvement Construction $1,320,000.00 Jemez Pueblo Water Improvement Construction $1,320,000.00 Santa Clara Pueblo Water and Wastewater System Construction $770,000.00 Improvement Tesuque Pueblo Wastewater Expansion Construction $1,320,000.00

TIF Board Members 9 voting members ◦ Board Chair - Secretary Suzette A. Shije ◦ Debbie Romero, DFA ◦ Aiko Allen, DOH ◦ Zach Dillenback, NMFA ◦ Judi Kahl, NMED ◦ Perry Martinez, Pueblo of San Ildefonso ◦ Governor Appointee from Jicarilla ◦ Governor Appointee from Mescalero ◦ Governor Appointee from Navajo 4 non-voting members ◦ Representative from BIA Albuquerque ◦ Representative from BIA Navajo ◦ Representative from IHS Albuquerque ◦ Representative from IHS Navajo

NMFA Involvement in TIF NMFA holds one of nine voting positions on the board: ◦ NMFA brings Industry financial expertise to the table: ◦ Financial risk analysis ◦ Industry knowledge of bonding processes, laws and practices ◦ Loan expertise ◦ NMFA contributes to the assessment of the financial viability of projects, as opposed to having institutional knowledge with respect to specific needs and challenges in native communities

Thank You. Suzette A. Shije, Acting Cabinet Secretary Suzette.Shije@state.nm.us Jared Stensrud, General Counsel Jared.Stenrud@state.nm.us Lawrence John, Tribal Infrastructure Fund Administrator Lawrence.John@state.nm.us