Northway Village

Northway Village is a federally recognized tribal government located in Northway, Alaska, registered in SAM.gov since November 15, 2007, with a registration valid until January 1, 2026. As a tribal government, Northway Village serves the interests of its Native Alaskan community, focusing on environmental, cultural preservation, and community development initiatives. The organization has received multiple federal grants across various domains, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to addressing community needs through strategic federal funding opportunities.

The federal grant awards received by Northway Village span multiple critical areas, including environmental restoration, language preservation, community development, and public health response. Notably, the organization has received significant funding from agencies such as the Department of Defense Corps of Engineers (NALEMP environmental restoration programs), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Region 10 for waste management), the Administration on Children Youth and Families (Family Violence Prevention grants), the Public and Indian Housing Office (Indian Community Development Block Grant), and the Administration for Native Americans (language revitalization project). Key project types include environmental mitigation systems, waste management program expansion, water quality sampling, capital projects responding to COVID-19, community connectivity improvements, and Upper Tanana Athabascan language revitalization. These grants, ranging from cooperative agreements to formula and project grants, typically have performance periods of two to four years and focus on protecting human and environmental health, enhancing community knowledge, and preserving cultural heritage.