MC Grath Native Village Council

The MC Grath Native Village Council is a federally recognized tribal government located in McGrath, Alaska, registered in SAM.gov since 2004 with an active registration until May 1, 2026. As a tribal government and transit authority, the organization serves the McGrath Native Village community through various administrative and community-focused initiatives. The council has received multiple federal grant awards across different federal agencies, demonstrating its capacity to engage in diverse community development and environmental programs.

The federal grant awards received by MC Grath Native Village Council span multiple domains, including environmental management, library services, public health, and social services. Notable grant programs include the EPA Region 10's environmental capacity-building grants, which focus on waste management, environmental education, and building administrative capabilities in environmental programs. The Institute of Museum and Library Services has provided grants to expand library services, including increasing operational hours and supporting community reading programs. The Administration for Children Youth and Families awarded block and formula grants for family violence prevention and domestic violence shelter services. Additionally, the organization received a Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grant from the Department of Treasury to support critical capital projects enabling remote work, education, and health monitoring in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants collectively demonstrate the council's commitment to comprehensive community development, environmental sustainability, educational access, and social support services for tribal members.