Alabama SB250 revises the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission, increasing its membership and recognizing two additional tribes.

Alabama SB250 amends the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission by increasing its membership from seven to nine representatives. The bill recognizes two additional tribes, the Muscogee Creeks of Pike County Southeast Mvskoke Nation and the Ma-Chis Lower Creek Indian Tribe of Alabama. The commission's duties include studying Indian affairs, coordinating with local, state, and federal governments, and securing federal programs for Alabama Indians. The commission can seek and receive grants, funds, and other benefits from both federal and state governments.

Alabama SB250 revises the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission, increasing its membership and recognizing two additional tribes.

Alabama SB250 amends the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission by increasing its membership from seven to nine representatives. The bill recognizes two additional tribes, the Muscogee Creeks of Pike County Southeast Mvskoke Nation and the Ma-Chis Lower Creek Indian Tribe of Alabama. The commission's duties include studying Indian affairs, coordinating with local, state, and federal governments, and securing federal programs for Alabama Indians. The commission can seek and receive grants, funds, and other benefits from both federal and state governments.