North Pacific Rim Housing Authority

North Pacific Rim Housing Authority is a tribal government entity that serves as a housing authority, providing affordable housing and housing assistance. It is registered in SAM.gov to receive federal awards from the U.S. government.

North Pacific Rim Housing Authority has received several notable federal grant awards from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Denali Commission. A significant portion of its funding comes from the Indian Housing Block Grants program (CFDA 14.867) under HUD's Public and Indian Housing Office. These formula grants, totaling around $2 million in recent years, support the provision of affordable housing and housing assistance for Native American communities. Additionally, the Authority received a $3 million Project Grant from HUD's Office of Community Planning and Development for economic development initiatives and community projects. Notably, the Denali Commission awarded a $250,410 Project Grant to fund the design and engineering work required for renovating the Tatitlek Timber Dock in Cordova, Alaska. The Authority has also received grants from HUD's Indian Community Development Block Grant program for community development projects. Through these federal grants, North Pacific Rim Housing Authority carries out affordable housing initiatives, economic development projects, infrastructure improvements, and community development efforts to serve tribal communities in its region.