Village Of Atmautluak

The Village of Atmautluak, registered in SAM.gov since February 2007, is a federally recognized tribal government located in Alaska, specifically classified as an Indian Tribe. As a tribal government, the entity focuses on community development, environmental management, energy infrastructure, and social services for its indigenous population. The village has consistently received federal grant awards across multiple federal agencies, demonstrating its capacity to manage complex programmatic initiatives that support tribal infrastructure, community resilience, and targeted service delivery.

Through federal grant awards, the Village of Atmautluak has pursued diverse projects addressing critical community needs. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $134,000 grant to build environmental staff capacity and improve communication with federal agencies. The Department of the Interior provided a $197,725 grant for renewable energy-hybrid systems planning, while the Department of Justice allocated $251,383 for victim services through the Tribal Victim Services Set-Aside Program. The U.S. Department of Treasury granted $189,324 under the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund to enhance digital infrastructure and technology access. Additional grants from the Department of Energy for electric grid resilience, the Department of Housing and Urban Development for community development, and the Federal Highway Administration for transportation programs demonstrate the village's comprehensive approach to tribal infrastructure and service enhancement. These grants collectively support technical training, energy planning, victim assistance, COVID-19 response, and critical community infrastructure development.