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{{Infobox Person
|name = John Halliday
|image =
|Represents = Department of the Interior
|Job Title = Native American Tribal Liaison
}}

== TWG BIO SUMMARY ==

On September 20, 2010, John Halliday joins the staff of the Department of the Interior’s
Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Anne J. Castle as the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive
Management Program Native American Tribal Liaison. His duty station is Flagstaff, Arizona.

Throughout his career, Halliday has been involved in developing progressive solutions to tribal
government challenges. He is experienced in tribal government intergovernmental relations,
natural resources, cultural resource protection, and long-range tribal government planning.
Prior to joining the Interior family, Halliday served as the Operations Manager for the
Muckleshoot Tribe, serving as the top tribal executive serving directly under the tribal council
and overseeing some 800 tribal government employees. He was responsible for working
collaboratively with other local, state, and federal government agencies to create sound and
practical solutions to promote sustainable growth across the community at large while managing
an annual budget of approximately $200 million. Previously, Mr. Halliday worked as a tribal
liaison for the City of Seattle and the U.S. Department of Commerce, Director of Economic
Development for the Muckleshoot Tribe, and CEO of the Snoqualmie Tribe.

A native of the Pacific Northwest, Halliday is a member of the Muckleshoot Tribe and is of
Yakama and Warm Springs decent. He is dedicated to the practice of preserving his tribal
traditions and is a lifelong traditional dancer and singer. He and wife, Tobi, are relocating to
Arizona from Tacoma, Washington.

Halliday received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Montana
in 1994. His Master’s in Public Administration in 1996 was also from the University of
Montana, where he was a member of the National Political Science Honors Society.

*Last Updated- 2017

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