03.06.09
U.S. Department of Transportation:
Delegation Announces Grants and Contracts to Alaska Programs
Delegation Announces Grants and Contracts to Alaska Programs
Washington, D.C. - The Alaska Congressional Delegation is pleased to announce the following grants awarded to communities in the State of Alaska:
U.S. Department of Agriculture
- $113,288 to the Gulkana Village Council for preliminary cost analysis associated with the preparation of a preliminary engineering report and an environmental report for a proposed project of a new water supply well, water treatment facility and water storage tank upgrades
U.S. Department of Education:
- $10,211 to the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development to help pay for 250 Advanced Placement (AP) and 45 International Baccalaureate (IB) exams for low-income students
U.S. Department of Homeland Security:
- $106,208 to the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department for operations and safety
- $48,607 to the City of Seward Fire Department for operations and safety
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
- $294,165 to the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault for Community-Based Primary Prevention Programs
- $339,145 to the Council of Athabascan Tribal Government for the Fort Yukon Health Center
U.S. Department of Transportation:
- $85,833 to the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to develop and deploy a program to increase transit awareness throughout Alaska. This would include components recognizing the connection between community transportation and employment, economic development, energy use and environmental concerns
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD):
The following formula allocations for the Indian Housing Block Grant were made available by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009. The grants may be used for new construction, acquisition, rehabilitation, including energy efficiency and conservation, and infrastructure development. They may also be used to leverage private sector financing for new construction, renovation and energy retrofit investments. These grant funds will be distributed to the respective housing authority for each tribe.
· $91,752 to Afognak
· $47,102 to the Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove
· $691,338 to AHTNA, Incorporated
· $30,539 to Akhiok
· $136,171 to Akiachak
· $85,941 to Akiak
· $20,881 to Akutan
· $148,545 to Alakanuk
· $20,894 to Alatna
· $47,556 to Aleknagik
· $1,042,266 to the Aleut Corporation
· $94,034 to Algaaciq (St. Mary’s)
· $50,864 to Allakaket
· $64,401 to Ambler
· $58,727 to Anaktuvuk Pass
· $49,509 to Andreafski
· $89,366 to Angoon
· $101,725 to Aniak
· $616,669 to Annette Island (Metlakakla)
· $40,693 to Anvik
· $1,463,537 to Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
· $48,772 to Arctic Village
· $21,210 to Atka
· $65,934 to Atmauthluak
· $48,509 to Atqasuk (Atkasook)
· $548,108 to Baranof Island
· $473,107 to Barrow
· $39,191 to Beaver
· $20,881 to Belkofski
· $1,450,762 to the Bering Straits Regional Corporation
· $20,881 to Bill Moore’s Slough
· $20,881 to Birch Creek
· $80,170 to Brevig Mission
· $945,993 to the Bristol Bay Native Corporation
· $93,366 to Buckland
· $3,042,690 to the Calista Corporation
· $20,881 to Cantwell
· $44,397 to Chalkyitsik
· $20,881 to Chanega
· $20,881 to Cheesh-Na
· $96,044 to Chefornak
· $169,519 to Chevak
· $44,471 to Chickaloon
· $20,881 to Chignik
· $20,881 to Chignik Lagoon
· $25,145 to Chignik Lake
· $26,681 to Chilkat
· $75,369 to Chilkoot
· $20,881 to Chitina
· $43,773 to Chuathbaluk
· $1,082,051 to the Chugach Alaska Corporation
· $20,881 to Chuloonawick
· $25,590 to Circle
· $31,072 to Clark’s Point
· $5,708,806 to the Cook Inlet Alaska Native Regional Corporation
· $20,881 to Council
· $75,668 to Craig
· $54,319 to Crooked Creek
· $231,974 to Curyung (Dillingham)
· $37,699 to Deering
· $20,881 to Dot Lake
· $56,937 to Douglas
· $2,169,369 to Doyon Ltd.
· $21,921 to Eagle
· $103,701 to Eek
· $20,881 to Egegik
· $20,881 to Eklutna
· $20,881 to Ekuk
· $46,243 to Ekwok
· $39,417 to Elim
· $146,778 to Emmonak
· $20,881 to Evansville (Bettles Field)
· $52,155 to Eyak
· $20,881 to False Pass
· $192,099 to Fort Yukon
· $20,881 to Gakona
· $73,849 to Galena
· $151,064 to Gambell
· $20,881 to Georgetown
· $36,375 to Golovin (Chinik)
· $82,058 to Goodnews Bay
· $66,033 to Grayling
· $21,767 to Gulkana
· $20,881 to Hamilton
· $20,881 to Healy Lake
· $61,663 to Holy Cross
· $94,648 to Hoonah
· $274,815 to Hooper Bay
· $24,157 to Hughes
· $76,698 to Huslia
· $63,845 to Hydaburg
· $20,881 to Igiugig
· $20,881 to Iliamna
· $54,359 to Inalik (Diomede)
· $51,990 to Iqurmuit
· $20,881 to Ivanof Bay
· $20,881 to Kaguyak
· $114,489 to Kake
· $55,801 to Kaktovik
· $70,546 to Kalskag
· $63,247 to Kaltag
· $20,881 to Kanatak
· $20,881 to Karluk
· $129,872 to Kasigluk
· $20,881 to Kassan
· $273,726 to Kenaitze
· $347,711 to Ketchikan
· $95,172 to Kiana
· $62,682 to King Island
· $20,881 to King Salmon
· $167,173 to Kipnuk
· $92,417 to Kivalina
· $69,816 Klawock
· $48,557 to Kluti Kaah (Cooper Center)
· $357,211 to Knik
· $37,620 to Kobuk
· $49,711 to Kokhanok
· $53,886 to Koliganek
· $93,504 to Kongiganak
· $1,472,070 to Koniag Incorporated
· $124,571 to Kotilk
· $402,878 to Kotzebue
· $44,649 to Koyuk
· $38,688 to Koyukuk
· $201,610 to Kwethluk
· $78,843 to Kwigillingok
· $167,889 to Kwinhagak (Quinhagak)
· $20,881 to Larsen Bay
· $20,881 to Lesnoi (Woody Island)
· $33,842 to Levelock
· $20,881 to Lime Village
· $80,379 to Lower Kalskag
· $20,881 to Manley Hot Springs
· $92,498 to Manokotak
· $98,135 to Marshall
· $20,881 to Mary’s Igloo
· $53,803 to McGrath
· $46,343 to Mekoryuk
· $28,193 to Mentasta
· $74,785 to Minto
· $132,653 to Mountain Village (Asa’Carsarmiut)
· $44,710 to Naknek
· $1,342,567 to the NANA Corporation
· $37,422 to Nanwelek (English Bay)
· $20,881 to Napaimute
· $106,734 to Napakiak
· $106,783 to Napaskiak
· $20,881 to Nelson Lagoon
· $52,212 to Nenana
· $117,214 to New Stuyahok
· $26,483 to Newhalen
· $68,544 to Newtok
· $51,690 to Nightmute
· $33,487 to Nikolai
· $20,881 to Nikolski
· $129,541 to Ninilchik
· $98,642 for Noatak
· $312,231 to Nome
· $59,683 to Nondalton
· $102,164 for Noorvik
· $53,667 to Northway
· $107,473 to Nuiqsut
· $81,888 to Nulato
· $107,150 to Nunapitchuk
· $20,881 to Ohogamiut
· $62,241 to Old Harbor
· $525,943 to Orutsararmuit
· $26,896 to Oscarville
· $35,007 to Ouzinkie
· $20,881 to Paimiut
· $20,881 to Pauloff Harbor Village
· $20,881 to Pedro Bay
· $27,517 to Perryville
· $79,825 to Petersburg
· $22,283 to Pilot Point
· $123,151 to Pilot Station
· $30,789 to Pitka’s Point
· $20,881 to Platinum
· $142,842 to Point Hope
· $62,025 to Point Lay
· $25,608 to Port Graham
· $20,881 to Port Heiden
· $38,067 to Port Lions
· $20,881 to Portage Creek
· $53,168 to Qagan Tayagungin (Sand Point)
· $40,983 to Qawalangin (Unalaska)
· $21,485 to Rampart
· $20,881 to Red Devil
· $65,803 to Ruby
· $24,590 to Saint George
· $79,548 to Saint Michael
· $112,441 to Saint Paul
· $20,881 to Salamatoff
· $187,558 to Savoonga
· $29,619 to Saxman
· $104,544 to Scammon Bay
· $146,494 to Selawik
· $23,642 to Seldovia
· $40,993 to Shageluk
· $45,117 to Shaktoolik
· $48,269 to Sheldon’s Point
· $152,175 to Shishmaref
· $53,437 to Shungnak
· $20,881 to Skagway
· $35,110 to Sleetmute
· $20,881 to Solomon
· $26,753 to South Naknek
· $138,995 to Stebbins
· $36,097 to Stevens Village
· $31,663 to Stony River
· $70,633 to Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak
· $20,881 to Takotna
· $55,646 to Tanacross
· $97,635 to Tanana
· $24,389 to Tatitlek
· $20,881 to Tazlina
· $20,881 to Telida
· $74,234 to Teller
· $55,541 to Tetlin
· $2,577,208 to the Tlingit-Haida Central Council
· $228,706 to Togiak
· $105,724 to Toksook Bay-Nunakauyarmuit Tribe
· $96,835 to Tuluksak
· $85,354 to Tuntutuliak
· $98,127 to Tununak
· $20,881 to Twin Hills
· $45,742 to Tyonek
· $20,881 to Ugashik
· $20,881 to Umkumiute
· $128,091 to Unalakleet
· $20,881 to Unga
· $51,939 to Venetie
· $119,836 to Wainwright
· $48,306 to Wales
· $68,260 to White Mountain
· $73,162 to Wrangell
· $56,714 to Yakutat
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