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Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Document Recipients Copies of this Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) and proposed Revised Management Plans were either sent or made available to the following government, state and local agencies, tribal governments, and libraries. Elected Federal Officials Max Baucus Ross Diercks Ben Nelson Douglas Bereuter Byron Dorgan Tom Osborne Conrad Burns Mike Enzi Earl Pomeroy Kent Conrad Chuck Hagel Don Stenberg Barbara Cubin Tim Johnson Craig Thomas Tom Daschle Robert Kerrey John Thune Elected State Officials Rodney Anderson Mark Harris Patricia Nagel Rick Badgett John Hoeven Gordon Park Mike Baker Roger Huckfeldt Carolyn Paseneaux Bill Barton William Janklow Robert Peck Chris Beutler Barry Jesen Louise Ryckman Eric Bogue Mike Johanns Edward Schafer Christopher Boswell Wayne Johnson Marlene Simons Bill Bowman Jim Jones Rich Tempest Cale Case Kent Juhnke Lee Terry Dave Drovdal Keith Kempenich Harry Tipton Patricia de Hueck Tom Kinnison Jim Twiford Cooper Garnos Ted Klaudt Thomas van Norman Jim Geringer John Koskan Bill Vasey Larry Gilbertz George McMurtrey Jeff Wasserburger Keith Goodenough Mike Massie Bob Wickersham John Hanes Jeff Monroe Document Recipients 5-1 Chapter 5 Elected Local Officials Adams County Courthouse Lyman County Commissioners Albany County Commissioners McHenry County Auditors Office Albany County Planner McHenry County Courthouse Billings County Auditor McKenzie County Auditor Billings County Courthouse McKenzie County Commissioners Blaine County Courthouse Moffat County Commissioners Bowman County Courthouse Mountrail County Courthouse Campbell County Commissioners Natrona County Commissioners Carbon County Commissioners Niobrara County Commissioners Carbon County Planning Commission Pennington County Commissioners Cherry County Commissioners Pennington County Planning Commission Cherry County Planning Commission Perkins County Commissioners Converse County Commissioners Platte County Commissioners Converse County Planner Platte County Planner Corson County Commissioners Ransom County Courthouse Corson County Courthouse Richland County Commissioners Crook County Commissioners Richland County Courthouse Custer County Planning Office Shannon County Commissioners Dawes County Commissioners Sioux County Commissioners Dunn County Courthouse Sioux County Courthouse Fall River County Commissioners Slope County Courthouse Fallon County Courthouse Stanley County Commissioners Golden Valley County commission Stark County Courthouse Golden Valley County Courthouse Thomas County Commissioners Grant County Courthouse Weston County Commissioners Jackson County Commissioners Wibaux County Courthouse Jones County Commissioners Williams County Courthouse 5-2 Document Recipients Chapter 5 Tribal Agencies Arapaho Tribal Council Northern Cheyenne Cultural Commission Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Northern Cheyenne Tribe Cheyenne/Arapaho Business Council Oglala Sioux Tribe Commanche Tribal Business Committee Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Crow Creek Sioux Tribe Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Crow Tribe Rosebud Sioux Tribe Devils Lake Sioux Tribe SAC & FOX Tribe of Missouri Eastern Shoshone Tribe Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Shoshone Tribe Fort Peck Reservation Shoshoni Tribe Business Council Fort Peck Sioux Tribe Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe Inter-Tribal Bison Cooperative Tribal Agencies, cont. Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska Southern Ute Tribe Jicarilla Apache Tribe Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas Three Affiliated Tribes Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Medicine Wheel Alliance Yankton Sioux Tribe Native American Fish & Wildlife Society Northern Arapaho Tribe Federal Agencies Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) Washington, DC Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Harrison, NE Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest Ft Collins, CO Badlands National Park Interior, SD Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest Dillon, MT Bighorn National Forest Sheridan, WY Black Hills National Forest Custer, SD Black Kettle National Grassland Cheyenne, OK Bureau of Indian Affairs Aberdeen, SD Caddo-Lyndon Johnson National Forest Decatur, TX Center for Marine Conservation Washington, DC Center for Semi-Arid Agroforestry Lincoln, NE Cibola National Forest Albuquerque, NM Document Recipients 5-3 Chapter 5 Federal Agencies, cont. Cimmaron National Grassland Elkhart, KS Clearwater National Forest Orofine, ID Comanche National Grassland Springfield, CO Corps of Engineers Omaha, NE Corps of Engineers Pierre, SD Custer National Forest Camp Crook, SD Defense U.S. Department of (DOD) Arlington, VA Defense U.S. Department of (DOD) Washington, DC Department of Commerce Cheyenne, WY Department of the Army Bismarck, ND Department of the Army Omaha, NE Dinosaur National Monument Dinosaur, CO Douglas Ranger District Douglas, WY Environmental Protection Agency Denver, CO Environmental Protection Agency Helena, MT Environmental Protection Agency Kansas City, KS Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC Federal Aviation Administration Atlanta, GA Federal Aviation Administration Des Plaines, IL Federal Aviation Administration Renton, WA Federal Aviation Administration Washington, DC Federal Energy Regulation Commission Washington, DC Federal Highway Administration Bismarck, ND Federal Highway Administration Denver, CO Federal Highway Administration San Francisco, CA Federal Railroad Administration Washington, DC Flathead National Forest Kalispell, MT Gallatin National Forest Bozeman, MT General Service Administration Washington, DC Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison Delta, CO Grand River/Cedar River National Grasslands Lemmon, SD Helena National Forest Helena, MT Homestead National Monument of America Beatrice, NE Interstate Commerce Washington, DC Interstate Commerce Commission Washington, DC Jefferson Ranger District Whitehall, MT Kiowa/Rita Blanca National Forest Clayton, NM Kisatchie National Forest Pineville, LA Kootenai National Forest Libby, MT LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge Martin, SD 5-4 Document Recipients Chapter 5 Federal Agencies, cont. Lewis & Clark National Forest Great Falls, MT Library Fort Collins, CO Little Missouri National Grassland Dickinson, ND Lolo National Forest Missoula, MT McKenzie County FSA Office Watford City, ND McKenzie Ranger District Watford City, ND Medicine Bow/Routt National Forest Laramie, WY Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest Steamboat Springs, CO National Park Service Denver, CO National Park Service Dinosaur, CO National Park Service Hot Springs, SD National Park Service Lakewood, CO National Park Service Madison, WI National Park Service Omaha, NE National Park Service O'Neill, NE Nez Pierce National Forest Grangeville, ID North Central RC&D Office Bassett, NE Office of Archeology & Environmental Preservation Washington, DC Office of Federal Register Washington, DC Office of Indian Affairs Pierre, SD Oglala Natural Resource Regulatory Agency Pine Ridge, SD Pawnee National Grassland Greeley, CO Pike San Isabel National Forest Pueblo, CO Pine Ridge Ranger District Chadron, NE Prescott National Forest Prescott, AZ Public Lands Advocacy Denver, CO Rio Grande National Forest Monte Vista, CO Rocky Mountain Forest & Range Experiment Station Rapid City, SD Rocky Mountain Research Station Fort Collins, CO San Juan National Forest Durango, CO Sheyenne National Grassland Lisbon, ND Shoshone National Forest Cody, WY South Dakota Department of Agriculture Pierre, SD Theodore Roosevelt National Park Medora, ND Theodore Roosevelt National Park Watford City, ND Trish Apland Washington, DC US Army Corps of Engineers Bismarck, ND US Army Corps of Engineers Omaha, NE US Army Corps of Engineers Pierre, SD US Coast Guard Washington, DC Document Recipients 5-5 Chapter 5 Federal Agencies, cont. US Department of Energy Washington, DC US Department of Housing & Urban Development Denver, CO US Department of Housing & Urban Development Kansas City, MO US Department of Labor Arlington, VA US Department of Labor Washington, DC US Department of Transportation Pierre, SD US Department of Transportation Washington, DC US Department of Transportation Washington, DC US Environmental Protection Agency Denver, CO US Geological Survey Jamestown, ND USDA Agricultural Service Sidney, MT USDA APHIS Casper, WY USDA APHIS Pierre, SD USDA APHIS PPD/EAD Riverdale, MD USDA APHIS WC Lincoln, NE USDA Farm Service Agency Chadron, NE USDA Farm Service Agency Valentine, NE USDA Forest Service Atlanta, GA USDA Forest Service Billings, MT USDA Forest Service Flagstaff, AZ USDA Forest Service Ogden, UT USDA Forest Service Washburn, WI USDA Forest Service Washington, DC USDA Forest Service Northern Region Missoula, MT USDA Forest Service Region 1 Missoula, MT USDA Forest Service Region 2 Golden, CO USDA Forest Service Region 2 Lakewood, CO USDA Forest Service Region 3 Albuquerque, NM USDA Forest Service Region 6 Portland, OR USDA Forest Service Region 9 Milwaukee, WI USDA National Agricultural Library Beltsville, MD USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Bozeman, MT USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Dickinson, ND USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Kennebec, SD USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Lakewood, CO USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Lincoln, NE USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Mullen, NE USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Pierre, SD USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Rapid City, SD USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service Salina, KS 5-6 Document Recipients Chapter 5 Federal Agencies,
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