Public viewing site OSMRE - for eAMLIS: Office of Surface Enhanced A system hosting OSM's Abandoned Mine Land Inventory. It is an Mining Abandoned Mine inventory for reporting and updating the status of past mining Limited Department of Reclamation and Land Inventory problems, primarily coal mining, that are eligible for reclamation the Interior Enforcement System (e-AMLIS) using funds collected by OSM. Access NR Keith Closson Only Employees Office of Surface OSM - Single of the Office Mining Source Coal Single Source Coal Reporting - SSCR - Industry would submit all Responsible for Department of Reclamation and Reporting System coal reporting information into one form and agencies would share Collecting the the Interior Enforcement (SSCR) the data. In BY 2017 SSCR will continue to be steady state. Non-public Data NR Sean Spillane Only Employees Office of Surface OSM database that tracks all inspection and enforcement activities of the Office Mining OSM- Inspection associated with oversight of State regulatory programs and Federal Responsible for Department of Reclamation and and Enforcement regulatory programs implemented by OSM and generates annual Collecting the the Interior Enforcement Database (I&E) reports on the status of State regulatory programs. Non-public Data NR Bill Arthur As part of its program to promote American Indian and Alaska Native arts and crafts, the Indian Arts and Crafts Board produces the Source Directory of American Indian and Alaska Native Owned and Operated Arts and Crafts Businesses. There are approximately 400 businesses listed in the Source Directory. These businesses include American Indian or Alaska Native arts and crafts cooperatives and Tribal arts and crafts enterprises; businesses and galleries privately owned and operated by individuals, designers, craftspeople, and artists who are enrolled members of federally Source Directory recognized Tribes; and a few nonprofit organizations, managed by Department of Office of the of Arts and Crafts enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes, that develop and General the Interior Secretary Businesses market arts and crafts products. Public* NR NR NR
Department of the Interior Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement OSMRE - Enhanced Abandoned Mine Land Inventory System (e-AMLIS) A system hosting OSM's Abandoned Mine Land Inventory. It is an inventory for reporting and updating the status of past mining problems, primarily coal mining, that are eligible for reclamation using funds collected by OSM. Limited Access NR Public viewing site for eAMLIS: Keith Closson Department of the Interior Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement OSM - Single Source Coal Reporting System (SSCR) Single Source Coal Reporting - SSCR - Industry would submit all coal reporting information into one form and agencies would share the data. In BY 2017 SSCR will continue to be steady state. Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Sean Spillane Department of the Interior Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement OSM- Inspection and Enforcement Database (I&E) OSM database that tracks all inspection and enforcement activities associated with oversight of State regulatory programs and Federal regulatory programs implemented by OSM and generates annual reports on the status of State regulatory programs. Non-public Only Employees of the Office Responsible for Collecting the Data NR Bill Arthur Department of the Interior Office of the Secretary Source Directory of Arts and Crafts Businesses As part of its program to promote American Indian and Alaska Native arts and crafts, the Indian Arts and Crafts Board produces the Source Directory of American Indian and Alaska Native Owned and Operated Arts and Crafts Businesses. There are approximately 400 businesses listed in the Source Directory. These businesses include American Indian or Alaska Native arts and crafts cooperatives and Tribal arts and crafts enterprises; businesses and galleries privately owned and operated by individuals, designers, craftspeople, and artists who are enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes; and a few nonprofit organizations, managed by enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes, that develop and market arts and crafts products. General Public* NR NR NR