Along with the other Federal agencies involved in the actual construction of the drinking water system, I would agree that the Indian Health Service clearly has a role in the education and advisement of the affected community, so long as the Service meets its priorities and other obligations.
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Discussing the role of the Indian Health Service in community education regarding drinking water systems.
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