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George W. Bearpaw, Director Indian Affairs Fiscal Years 2017- 2019 Budget Update George W. Bearpaw, Director Office of Budget & Performance Management Tribal Interior Budget Committee - July 25-27, 2017

2017 Distributions Public Law No. 115-31, Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2017 - May 5, 2017. Delays incurred due to late apportionment and warrant issuance. All base funding has been distributed.

2017 Comparison Table 2017 Indian Affairs Comparison Table (dollars in Thousands) Activity FY 16 Enacted FY 17 Presidents Budget Req FY 17 Omnibus P.L. 115-31 Omnibus vs FY 16 Enacted Tribal Govt 301,517 307,148 308,185 6,668 Human Services 147,004 164,161 159,161 12,157 Natural Resources 191,846 215,597 200,992 9,146 Real Estate Services 127,486 136,192 123,092 -4,394 Public Safety and Justice 377,423 373,460 385,735 8,312 Community and Econ Dev 40,619 42,844 41,844 1,225 Exec Dir and Admin Svcs 229,662 243,954 228,824 -838 TOTAL BIA 1,415,557 1,483,356 1,447,833 32,276 Education 852,367 912,430 891,513 39,146 Contract Support 277,000 278,000 1,000 Educ Construction 138,245 138,257 133,257 -4,988 Public Safety and Justice Construction 11,306 Resource Mgmt Construction 34,488 36,513 2,025 Other Program Construction 9,934 10,941 1,007 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 193,973 197,017 192,017 -1,956 Settlements and Misc Payments 49,475 55,155 45,045 -4,430 Guranteed Loan 7,748 7,757 8,757 1,009 TOTAL 2,796,120 2,933,715 2,863,165 67,045

FY 2018 President’s Request Indian Affairs’ 2018 request is $2.488 billion, an overall decrease of $303.2 million below the 2017 planning level (CR). The 2018 Budget for the Operation of Indians Program (OIP) appropriation, a decrease of $181.1 million below the 2017 planning level (CR). Includes additional investments in infrastructure. Maintains funding for energy development. Prioritizes programs serving Tribes nation-wide and eliminates pilot programs that serve few Tribes.

FY 2018 President’s Request ROADS +$1.2 million for deferred maintenance (DM) of BIA-owned roads IRRIGATION O&M +$2.6 million for new needs at NIIP INDIAN IRRIGATION REHAB/SURVEY & DESIGN +$2.2 million for DM at 16 revenue generating irrigation projects DAMS +$4.3 million for Safety of Dams program responsible for 137 high or significant-hazard dams located on 42 Indian reservations in 13 States BIA FACILITIES +$2.0 million additional funding for DM at 127 regional and agency facilities will address safety, security and handicap accessibility issues where Indian programs are administered

FY 2018 President’s Request Tribal Priority Allocations (TPA) proposes $627 million, $62.9 million below the 2017 CR level Self-Governance Compacts (TPA) proposes $156.6million, $5.3 million below the 2017 CR level Contract Support Costs proposes $241.6 million, $35.4 million below the 2017 CR level Fully funds CSC at proposed funding levels Settlements $14 million for settlements Continues to meet Federal commitment to honor enacted settlements No enacted settlements due to be completed in 2018 Fixed Costs $17.3 million for fixed costs

Indian Affairs 2018 Request (Dollars in Thousands)

FY 2018 House Full Committee Markup (Dollars in Thousands)

FY 2019 Budget Formulation FY 2019 Department Submission Indian Affairs submitted the Departmental Budget Submission on July 7, 2017. Continued focus on infrastructure and energy development. Programs that serve tribes on a nation-wide basis.

Office of Budget & Performance Management Thank you