Spotlight: CRIT Tribal Member Lauren Drennan
By Nicole Jennings A decade after college, 1L and 2026 Nash Scholar Lauren Drennan’s strong ties to her Indigenous community led her to pivot in her career path. Growing up on the Colorado River Indian Tribal (CRIT) lands in rural Arizona, Drennan had always planned to go into agriculture, even choosing a STEM path for […]
Employment at CRIT
Request for Proposal (RFP) for the USDA ReConnect 4 Broadband Project
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13th ANNUAL MEET ME AT THE FLAGPOLE OCTOBER 21, 2026 @ 12:00 PM
Undefeated Parker Broncs Battle for Region Title on Senior Night
Article written by CRIT Media Reporter Ariana Romero The young men of the Parker Broncs football team have shown strength, endurance, and determination throughout an incredible season. The Broncs remain undefeated at 8-0, but tonight, there is even more on the line. Parker will take on Arizona Lutheran Academy in a battle for the 2A […]
CRIT Leaders Defend Tribal Water Rights at Ten Tribes Meeting
Chairwoman Flores says CRIT And Tribal Governments must have a meaningful voice in decisions affecting the Colorado River and future generations (SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) Colorado River Indian Tribes leaders carried a message rooted in the Reservation’s past, present and future to the Ten Tribes Partnership meeting Wednesday: CRIT’s water rights must be protected, and tribal governments […]
Much of Arizona Is Bracing for Reduced Water Allocations
The new Colorado River water year began Oct. 1 under a different operating framework, but Arizona’s biggest reductions will not take effect until the start of 2027. KJZZ reported that the new federal rules begin changing how much water is released from Lake Powell to Lake Mead as the 2027 water year gets underway. Arizona’s […]
Broadband RFP Oct. 13 Addendum
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