Alaska Delegation Announces Grants to Alaska Programs
Washington, D.C. - The Alaska Congressional Delegation is pleased to announce the following grants awarded to communities in the State of Alaska:U.S. Department of Health and Human Services:
- $385,170 to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services for the Alaska Tuberculosis elimination and laboratory project.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has selected the following projects to share in $32 million of funding for public transportation on Indian Reservations:
- Asa'carsarmiut Tribe - $223,000 for the construction of a dock, a water taxi, and purchase of one vehicle
- Anvik Department of Transportation - $25,000 for planning studies to determine public transportation options within the tribe.
- Crooked Creek - $115,698 for the purchase of one vehicle, garage construction, and restoration of a bus and $55,227 for operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Chickaloon Native Village - $291, 931 for one bus and operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Gulkana Village - $288,500 for operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Gwichyaa Zhee Gwich'in Tribal Government - $25,000 for planning studies to determine public transportation options within the tribe.
- Kasigluk Department of Transportation - $25,000 for planning studies to determine public transportation options within the tribe.
- Manley Village - $140,000 to purchase a new bus and $127,730 for operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Nome Eskimo Community - $25,000 for planning studies to determine public transportation options within the tribe.
- Seldovia Village Tribe - $475,000 for the construction of a dock and pier and $200,000 for operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Tetlin Tribe - $120,000 for the construction of a garage, the purchase of one vehicle, garage construction and the restoration of a bus and $216,470 for one bus and operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Sitka Tribe of Alaska - $269,791 for operating assistance to help pay agency overhead expenses including staff and driver salaries and fuel to assist tribe continue to operate public transit services.
- Tlingit & Haida Central Council - $$25,000 for planning studies to determine public transportation options within the tribe.
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