Native Village Of Kiana

The Native Village of Kiana, a federally recognized tribal government located in Kiana, Alaska, is a tribal council registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2006, with registration valid through December 18, 2025. As a tribal government entity, the organization serves the Kiana community by securing federal grants that address critical infrastructure, community development, environmental health, and social service needs. The council operates as a governmental body representing the interests of the Native Village of Kiana, focusing on improving community conditions and supporting tribal members through strategic federal grant funding.

The Native Village of Kiana has received federal grants from multiple agencies addressing diverse community needs, including environmental capacity building, infrastructure development, and victim services. Through a $251,383 grant from the Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime, the tribe implements victim services aligned with tribal traditions and community values. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 10 provided funding for environmental capacity building, specifically supporting water quality investigations and hazardous waste research. The U.S. Department of the Treasury has awarded two Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grants totaling $167,504 and an additional unspecified amount, aimed at improving digital infrastructure, remote connectivity, and addressing pandemic-related challenges for households, businesses, and public institutions. Additionally, the Denali Commission granted funding for a community-wide drainage project. These grants demonstrate the tribe's comprehensive approach to addressing infrastructure, environmental, health, and social service needs through targeted federal funding mechanisms.