Organized Village Of Grayling

The Organized Village of Grayling is a federally recognized tribal government located in Grayling, Alaska, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since February 15, 2008, with registration valid through December 13, 2025. As an Indigenous tribal entity, the organization is structured to serve the needs of its community, primarily focusing on supporting Alaskan Native populations through various federal grant-funded initiatives. The village is eligible to receive federal grants and has been awarded multiple funding opportunities across different federal agencies, demonstrating its capacity to implement critical community development and support programs.

The Organized Village of Grayling has received federal grant awards from multiple agencies, including the Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, Environmental Protection Agency, and the Department of the Treasury. These grants have supported a diverse range of services and projects, such as victim services for crime victims through the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Tribal Victim Services Set-Aside Program, with awards totaling over $700,000 to provide culturally appropriate victim assistance. The organization has also received environmental program grants from the EPA to build administrative capacity, develop solid waste and recycling programs, improve air quality, and conduct environmental education initiatives. Additionally, the village has secured coronavirus-related capital project grants from the Treasury Department to enhance digital infrastructure, support remote work and education, and address pandemic-related challenges. Other notable grant awards include family violence prevention services, block grants for domestic violence shelter support, and community development block grants, all aimed at improving community resilience, health, and social services for its tribal members.