Navajo Regional Bus Development

The Navajo Nation General Land Development Department (GLDD) is responsible for administering leasing and permitting developmental actions on approximately 17 million acres of Navajo Trust and Fee Lands across Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. As part of the Division of Natural Resources, GLDD facilitates various projects, including telecommunications easements, land withdrawal designations, and permits for drilling and surveying, ensuring transparency and efficiency through an electronic processing system. Established under the authority granted by the U.S. Department of the Interior's General Leasing Regulations of 2013, GLDD oversees all leases and conducts necessary environmental reviews. The department is dedicated to supporting community development projects and managing land use for agriculture, education, recreation, and renewable energy initiatives. Generated from the website

The Navajo Nation Mineral Department in Montezuma Creek, UT, oversees various district courts and probation services across different locations, including Alamo, Chinle, Crownpoint, Kayenta, Shiprock, and more. In addition to the court services, the department also manages a Peacemaking Program, offering traditional peacemaking services in collaboration with specialists and office technicians at each district court. Generated from the website

The Navajo Department of Workforce Development is the largest Native American grantee of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funding and services in the United States, covering the entire Navajo Nation. They provide a range of services including short-term employment, vocational training, GED assistance, and relocation or layoff support. Committed to empowering individuals through training and career development, their mission is to encourage independence and offer multiple opportunities for personal skill and career success.Generated from the website