US HB3654

Authorizes Indian Tribes facing environmental threats (flooding, erosion, wildfires, sea level rise, permafrost degradation, drought, hurricanes) to integrate funding from multiple federal programs into a single comprehensive Plan for climate resilience, disaster preparedness, or community-driven relocation

Designates the Department of the Interior as lead agency with sole authority to approve or deny Plans within 90 days; affected agencies must grant requested waivers of statutory, regulatory, and administrative requirements unless inconsistent with the Act's purpose

Streamlines federal permitting by requiring coordinated project schedules with environmental review timetables not to exceed 1 year, concurrent agency reviews, and single interagency environmental impact statements where applicable

Reduces administrative burden by replacing individual program reporting requirements with a single annual report, allowing Tribes to reallocate and consolidate funds across integrated programs without additional approval, and providing fund carryover without fiscal year limitation

Requires affected agencies to transfer funds to Interior within 30 days of apportionment for distribution to Tribes within 45 days, authorizes at least 10% set-asides from federal programs for Tribes, and mandates expedited fee-to-trust land acquisitions for Plan implementation