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Spirit Lake Tribe

Governmental Affairs
Prolonged federal government shutdown spurs tribes to declare states of emergency
Brian Bull
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Self-reliance
Spirit Lake’s Incident Command Team is a model for tribal emergency response
Jolan Kruse
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