Conference FAQs

• What is the National Tribal Infrastructure Coordination Conference? Who should attend?
  NTICC is a great opportunity for Tribal professionals, federal staff, personnel from universities, nonprofits, and  students from academic institutions including Tribal colleges and universities to attend and learn about resilience efforts being done by Tribal nations and communities. As we did in prior years, we welcome all who are interested in participating or attending.
  
  

• When and where is the second National Tribal Infrastructure Coordination Conference?
  The conference dates are October 5-8, 2026. The fourth biennial NTICC will be held in-person in Reno, NV.
  
  

• What does the conference schedule look like?
  The NTICC is a 4-day event, starting Monday, October 5th with optional trainings & working group sessions and field trips. The opening plenary will take place on Tuesday, October 6th and the final conference day will be on Thursday, October 8th.
  
  

• When will registration open? And what is the cost to attend the conference?
  Registration will open soon. The cost to attend for all attendees is $400.
  
  

• Why am I being redirected to Northern Arizona University's (NAU) ticketing website to pay for registration?
  The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) is a program housed under Northern Arizona University's Office of Native American and Indigenous Advancement. Visit ITEP's website to learn more.
  
  

• Will there be a virtual option to attend the conference?
  Yes, there will be virtual access to the Plenary Sessions only. More information forthcoming.
  
  

• Who do I contact for general conference questions?
  Email us at: NTICC@nau.edu

**Stay tuned for additional information on registration, sponsorships, field trips, and more.