Given the tremendous backlog of drinking water and sanitation projects across Indian Country and on the Navajo Nation, where an estimated $700 million would be needed to connect everyone with safe drinking water and basic sanitation.
Stanton outlines the financial needs for water projects in Indian Country.
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