Extends Good Neighbor Authority agreements to include Indian tribes and allows for longer-term agreements.

The Long-Term Good Neighbor Authority Act amends the Agricultural Act of 2014 and the EXPLORE Act to expand the Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) to include Indian tribes. It allows the Secretary of Agriculture to enter into GNA agreements with Governors, Indian tribes, or counties for up to 20 years. These agreements focus on authorized restoration and recreation services. The bill also makes technical amendments to definitions and references within these acts.

Extends Good Neighbor Authority agreements to include Indian tribes and allows for longer-term agreements.

The Long-Term Good Neighbor Authority Act amends the Agricultural Act of 2014 and the EXPLORE Act to expand the Good Neighbor Authority (GNA) to include Indian tribes. It allows the Secretary of Agriculture to enter into GNA agreements with Governors, Indian tribes, or counties for up to 20 years. These agreements focus on authorized restoration and recreation services. The bill also makes technical amendments to definitions and references within these acts.