New Stuyahok Village

New Stuyahok Village, doing business as New Stuyahok Traditional Council, is a federally recognized tribal government located in New Stuyahok, Alaska, with a SAM.gov registration that has been active since May 22, 2009. As a tribal government, the organization serves the indigenous community in rural Alaska, focusing on infrastructure development, environmental management, community resilience, and social services. The entity primarily receives federal grant awards that support critical community needs, with a particular emphasis on addressing challenges in rural Alaskan communities through targeted infrastructure, environmental, health, and social support programs.

Through its federal grant awards, New Stuyahok Village has undertaken diverse projects across multiple federal agencies, including the Department of the Treasury, Department of Energy, Denali Commission, EPA, Department of Justice, FEMA, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The organization has secured grants for critical initiatives such as roads and drainage repair, environmental management (including water quality assessments and waste management), hazard mitigation, victim services, public health preparedness, and COVID-19 response infrastructure. Notable grant programs include the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund, State Energy Program, Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, Victims of Crime Assistance (VOCA) Tribal Victim Services Set-Aside Program, and Indian Community Development Block Grant. These grants, ranging from approximately $150,000 to $410,000, demonstrate the village's comprehensive approach to addressing community needs through targeted federal funding, with a strong focus on infrastructure improvements, environmental protection, community resilience, and social services tailored to the unique challenges of rural Alaskan indigenous communities.