Other State Agencies. The Arizona State Museum (ASM) does not have any Section 106 responsibilities, and they are not a formally recognized consulting party under Section 106 (as they are not a federal agency). However, if a project includes survey, monitoring, or data recovery on state land or any subdivision of state land, ASM permits the work. Although issuing a permit is not a Section 106 action for ASM, including them in consultation is usually the most efficient way to ensure that they get the project information they require in order to process a project-specific permit for monitoring or excavation within the boundaries of a known archaeological site. For projects where a survey is being conducted under an ASM Antiquities Act blanket permit, XXX receives a copy of the report from the consultant under the terms of the permit. ASM has indicated that they want to be consulted on the report when it is still possible to have any comments, they may have addressed through report revisions. The most efficient way to ensure that ASM has the information they need in order to efficiently process individual permits or process blanket permit submittals is to include them in consultation. If a project is on ADOT ROW that is easement across land owned or managed by another state agency, such as the Arizona State Land Department or the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the HPT Staff consults with that agency as a party with a demonstrated interest in the project.
Other State Agencies. Other state agencies should refer patients and guarantors to the relevant hospital as the primary point of contact for assisting patients and guarantors. The state agencies should also notify patients that HEAU is available to assist eligible patients in obtaining refunds.
Other State Agencies. When Federal Agencies require fire suppression assistance from State of New Mexico agencies other than the EMNRD, Forestry Division, the Federal Agencies shall make the request through the appropriate EMNRD, Forestry Division district office. The State Forester shall keep the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management advised of developing fire situations with potential for civil disaster or the need for other state agency resources.
