The Navajo Nation has money from Biden’s infrastructure bill. So why don’t families have power?
Even as the nation makes progress in connecting houses to electricity, many households are lost in red tape.
(Alastair Lee Bitsóí | Salt Lake Tribune) Clark Village in Oljato, Navajo Nation, Utah includes a cluster of homes that need power and water. One of those homes is Harry Clark and Marilyn Haycock, who have been without electric power for decades. They hope to get connected to the grid under Navajo Tribal Utility Authority's Light Up Navajo III campaign.