Egegik Village

Egegik Village is a federally recognized tribal entity located in Alaska. As a tribal government and housing authority, it is eligible for federal grant awards aimed at supporting housing, infrastructure, and community development needs for Native American communities.

Through past federal grant awards, Egegik Village has received funding from agencies such as the Department of the Treasury, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Environmental Protection Agency. The largest award was a $189,324.36 Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund formula grant from the Treasury Department, intended to support critical capital projects enabling work, education, and health monitoring in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on underserved or rural communities. Additionally, Egegik Village received a $35,007 Indian Housing Block Grant from HUD to assist with affordable housing development, maintenance, and operations for low-income Native American families. The EPA awarded a $240,937 project grant to address local air quality concerns, climate change and erosion risks, develop a tribal healthy homes program, and build administrative capacity. Through these grants, Egegik Village has provided services related to housing, infrastructure, environmental protection, and community development tailored to the needs of its tribal community.