Village Of Anaktuvuk Pass

Village Of Anaktuvuk Pass is a federally recognized tribal government registered in SAM.gov since July 2007, with its registration valid through May 2025. As a tribal entity located in Alaska, the organization represents the Naqsragmiut Tribal Council and operates under a governmental structure that enables it to receive and manage federal grant awards. The village primarily engages with federal agencies to support environmental restoration, infrastructure development, and community resilience initiatives, particularly in rural Alaskan contexts.

The organization has consistently received federal grant awards from defense and civilian agencies, with a specific focus on environmental mitigation and community development programs. The Department of Defense has been a primary funding source, awarding multiple cooperative agreements under the Department of Defense Appropriation Act of 2003. These grants, totaling approximately $676,858 across recent awards, support critical environmental impact assessments and restoration efforts on Native American lands. For instance, the most recent September 2024 award of $355,000 focuses on developing systems for prioritizing environmental mitigation and cost estimation related to Department of Defense activities. Additionally, the village received a Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grant in May 2023, which aimed to improve community connectivity and address challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly for underserved rural populations. The grant awards demonstrate the Village Of Anaktuvuk Pass's expertise in environmental planning, tribal infrastructure development, and community resilience programming across federal agency partnerships.