Contact Us
Office of Indian Affairs
State Capitol Building
2nd Floor, Room 202
PO Box 200801
Helena, Montana 59620
Phone: (406) 444-3702
Fax: (406) 444-1350
website:tribalnations.mt.gov
email:oia@mt.gov
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TRIBAL REPORTS & DATA
REPORTS
GOVERNOR'S ANNUAL TRIBAL RELATIONS REPORTS: THE ART OF COOPERATION
The annual Tribal Relations Report commemorates the accomplishments of the State and Indian Nations of Montana. Governor Schweitzer presents the report to the Indian Nations of Montana in fulfillment of the requirements of HB 608, sponsored by then Senator Jonathan Windy Boy in 2003. Senator Windy Boy's bill formalized the fundamental principle and integrity of the government-to-government relationship between the State and Tribal Nations of Montana.
- 2012 Tribal Relations Report
- 2011 Tribal Relations Report
- 2010 Tribal Relations Report
- 2009 Tribal Relations Report
- 2008 Tribal Relations Report
- 2007 Tribal Relations Report
- 2006 Tribal Relations Report
- 2005 Tribal Relations Report
- 2005 Report Appendix
STATE-TRIBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REPORTS:
- Monetary Contributions of Reservations to the State of Montana
- Tribal Economic Fliers: Featured Labor, Income, & Economic Research Statistics
MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE REPORTS:
- 2007 Census of Agriculture: American Indian Farmers
THE EMPTY SHAWL REPORT
Honoring Native Women by Stopping the Violence Against Them
AMERICAN INDIAN DATA
Census and Economic Information Center (CEIC)
Department of Commerce
(406) 841-2719
jraler@mt.gov
http://ceic.mt.gov
The American Indian Data is brought to you by the Census & Economic Information Center.
As we look at tribal communities and think of future generations, there are many questions to be answered.
What is the ratio of young people to those of an older generation? How do people in your area earn a living, and what types of businesses are prevalent?
These questions, and many more, can be answered with information from the U.S. Census Bureau and other related resources, available through the American Indian Data link.
Department of Commerce
(406) 841-2719
jraler@mt.gov
http://ceic.mt.gov
The American Indian Data is brought to you by the Census & Economic Information Center.
As we look at tribal communities and think of future generations, there are many questions to be answered.
What is the ratio of young people to those of an older generation? How do people in your area earn a living, and what types of businesses are prevalent?
These questions, and many more, can be answered with information from the U.S. Census Bureau and other related resources, available through the American Indian Data link.
