City Of Elim

City Of Elim is a local government entity located in Elim, Alaska, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since September 2, 2009, with a registration valid until January 22, 2026. As a U.S. local government and city, it serves the needs of its rural Alaskan community, situated in a region known for its challenging geographical and infrastructural conditions. The city has demonstrated an active approach to securing federal grant funding to support critical infrastructure and community development projects.

The federal grant awards received by City Of Elim, all through the Alaska Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs, reflect a focus on infrastructure repair and community resilience, particularly in response to disaster recovery efforts. In November 2024, the city received two significant sub-awards under the DR4672 disaster recovery program: one for $435,262.79 to procure CONEX boxes and repair the library roof, and another for $503,165.52 for management costs. Earlier in October 2024, two substantial infrastructure projects were initially awarded but subsequently de-obligated: a $2,665,744.37 project for Front Street Road and guardrail repair, and a $10,432,417.50 project for Moses Point Road repairs. These awards indicate that City Of Elim is actively engaged in critical infrastructure restoration and improvement, with a particular emphasis on transportation infrastructure and community facility upgrades in a challenging Alaskan environment.