Alaska Native Health Care Land Transfers Act
This act facilitates the transfer of federal land to three organizations in Alaska that provide health and social services to Native Alaskans. This will enable these organizations to better develop their programs, improving access to healthcare for local communities. The transfers are free of charge and without additional burdens for the recipients.
Key points
Three Alaskan health organizations (Tanana Tribal Council, Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium) will receive federal land.
The land will be used to provide health and social services to Alaska Native communities.
The land transfers are free of charge and do not impose any additional obligations or environmental liability for past contamination on the recipient organizations.
Status:
Became Law
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