mervin wright

Manage Tribal Resources including; tribal water rights, allotted lands for tribe and individuals, grazing permits, leases, public relations, irrigation of tribal lands, compliance enforcement for ordinance and policy requirements, and agriculture production. Coordinate activities with federal agencies; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and Naval Air Station. Coordinate and collaborate with local governments and entities; City of Fallon, Churchill County, and the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District. Applied GIS modules for effective land and water rights management. Assisting the FPST with the repatriation effort of the Spirit Cave ancestral collection.

Provide support and assistance for Tribal Chairman and Tribal Council with programs and projects directly related to tribal water rights, land and water acquisitions, cultural resources protections and management, water right negotiations, community law and order, and education support for Native youth.

Administration and management of contracts and grants directly related to various environmental systems on the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation. Includes water quality, riparian management, streambank restoration, fishery recovery activities, regulatory enforcement, and office management.

Applied gaming regulation for Indian gaming laws and regulations.

Analysis and administration of geographical information systems spatial data base management. Data collection, data processing, and data reporting and map production, and coordinate systems and datum interpretations.

Administration and management of tribal water resources, including irrigation systems, water right negotiations, and office management.

Elected official serving the tribal council; attending monthly tribal council meetings.

Kill floor butchering for meat production with beef, pork, and lamb, break and cut meat filling orders, and maintaining sanitary work place conditions. All work inspected.

Chief Executive Officer; administration of fiscal systems, budgeting processes, environmental management, tribal water rights, water right negotiations, cultural resources protections, community law and order, property acquisitions (water and land), contracts and grants, and tribal governmental operations.

Applied scientific analysis and modeling components of surface water hydrology."]

Applied conservation and management practices using technology and mechanical resources."]