Native Village Of Tatitlek

Native Village Of Tatitlek, a federally recognized tribal government located in Tatitlek, Alaska, is a Native Alaskan community organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since 2007. The tribe operates as a governmental entity focused on environmental management, community development, and social services, with a primary emphasis on supporting and improving the quality of life for its community members. Registered as a tribal government and council of governments, Native Village Of Tatitlek demonstrates a commitment to addressing local needs through strategic federal grant initiatives.

The organization has secured multiple federal grants addressing environmental, community, and social service objectives. Through EPA Region 10, the tribe has received project grants for environmental capacity building, including solid waste management, recycling programs, and community environmental education initiatives. The Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime funded a victim advocacy and services program, enabling the tribe to hire part-time advocates, conduct community needs assessments, and provide emergency services to crime victims. Additionally, the tribe received a Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund grant to support critical infrastructure enabling remote work, education, and health monitoring during the COVID-19 pandemic. A sub-grant from the Alaska Energy Authority focused on developing a community bulk fuel storage facility, further demonstrating the tribe's commitment to infrastructure and resource management. These grants, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, reflect Native Village Of Tatitlek's multifaceted approach to community development, environmental stewardship, and social support.