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PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT IS TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE DIGITAL EQUITY, PROMOTE DIGITAL INCLUSION ACTIVITIES, AND SPUR GREATER ADOPTION AND MEANINGFUL USE OF BROADBAND AMONG THE COVERED POPULATIONS PURSUANT TO THE DIGITAL EQUITY COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE PROPOSED PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: WORKFORCE TRAINING FOR REMOTE AND VIRTUAL JOBS; TRAINING IN BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT TO ENHANCE LOCAL EXPERTISE AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES; UPGRADING CYBERSECURITY MEASURES FOR TRIBAL OFFICES TO PROTECT DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DATA; PROVIDING RENTABLE COMPUTERS AND DIGITAL TOOLS FOR LIBRARIES TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY AND LEARNING RESOURCES.EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROPOSED PROJECTS WILL ADDRESS BARRIERS TO DIGITAL EQUITY FACED BY COVERED POPULATIONS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES ARE COVERED POPULATIONS. THE PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO REACH BENEFICIARIES IN ALASKA.SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE RECIPIENT DOES PLAN TO SUBAWARD FUNDS TO CONDUCT THE ACTIVITIES ABOVE.

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Commerce

$7,946,564

PURPOSE: TITLE: BRISTOL BAY CLIMATE ADAPTATION PLANNING PROGRAM RECIPIENT: BRISTOL BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION PROJECT TYPE: REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE BUILDING AND STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT (TRACK ONE) FUNDING AMOUNT: $2,000,000 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT(S): ALASKA AT LARGE SUMMARY: LED BY A CONSORTIUM OF 31 FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES, THE PROJECT WILL CENTER INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES IN CLIMATE ADAPTATION PLANNING, IDENTIFYING COMMUNITY NEEDS AND PRIORITIES AND CREATING SOLID, TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS FOR A HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED POPULATION IN A REMOTE, HARD-TO-ACCESS AREA OF ALASKA. PARTNERS FROM ACROSS THE BRISTOL BAY REGION WILL JOIN TOGETHER IN A THREE-PHASE PROJECT THAT WILL ESTABLISH THE BRISTOL BAY REGIONAL RESILIENCE COLLABORATIVE TO COORDINATE REGIONAL CLIMATE ADAPTATION PLANNING WHILE PRIORITIZING EDUCATION, ACTION, AND IMPLEMENTATION. THIS WILL BUILD ENDURING CAPACITY AND INTEGRATE CLIMATE ADAPTATION INTO ALL FACETS OF PLANNING IN THE REGION SECURING A RESILIENT FUTURE THAT SUSTAINS THE COMMUNITIES? NATURAL RESOURCES, WAY OF LIFE, AND ECONOMY.

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Commerce

$2,000,000

CLARKS POINT TO EKUK TUMYARAT ROAD PROJECT

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Denali Commission

$1,720,000

BRISTOL BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION TRIBAL VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Education

$1,577,623

FVPS-2025 - FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION & SERVICES STATE GRANTS

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services

$1,100,000

ENHANCING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES FOR BRISTOL BAY STUDENTS THROUGH STRENGTHENING THE YUP?IK LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING - ENHANCING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES FOR BRISTOL BAY STUDENTS THROUGH STRENGTHENING THE YUP’IK LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Health and Human Services

$878,277

THE PURPOSE OF THE COPS OFFICE TRIBAL RESOURCES GRANT EQUIPMENT/TRAINING PROGRAM (TRGP-EQUIPMENT/TRAINING) IS TO ADVANCE THE PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY POLICING IN TRIBAL JURISDICTIONS AND MEET THE MOST SERIOUS TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT NEEDS. FUNDING UNDER THIS AWARD PROGRAM WILL BE UTILIZED BY THE TRIBAL JURISDICTION TO PROCURE BASIC EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING TO INCREASE THE JURISDICTIONS COMMUNITY POLICING CAPACITY TO PREVENT AND DISRUPT CRIME AND VIOLENCE.

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Justice

$637,835

A 95% PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND ESTIMATE (PS&E) PACKAGE HAS BEEN COMPLETED FOR THIS PROJECT. THIS PROTECT GRANT APPLICATION IS REQUESTING FUNDING FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 0.31 MILES OF THE EKUK EVACUATION ROAD AND CONSTRUCTION OF A STAGING AREA PARKING LOT. THE 0.31 MILES IS ENOUGH DISTANCE TO MOVE PEOPLE FROM AN EXISTING BEACH ROAD IN EKUK TO A POINT ON THE BLUFF THAT IS ABOVE FLOOD LEVEL AND AWAY FROM THE BLUFF EROSION. THE PROTECT FUNDING REQUEST ALSO INCLUDES MINIMAL DESIGN, PERMITTING, AND RIGHT-OF-WAY (ROW) COSTS TO FINALIZE THE DESIGN PACKAGE FROM 95% DESIGN TO A 100% ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION PLANSET.

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Transportation

$452,597

ALEKNAGIK TO KOLIGANEK STUDY

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Denali Commission

$380,000

BRISTOL BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION, AK FOR THE PROJECT 'TRIBAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY FAIRS AND SUPPLEMENTAL PLANNING TO SUPPORT SAFETY ACTION PLANS IN BRISTOL BAY, ALASKA'

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Transportation

$238,955

PROJECT TITLE: BRISTOL BAY TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FUNDING FY 2025 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ALL TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROVIDED BY FHWA TO BRISTOL BAY UNDER THE FHWA OTT PROGRAM AGREEMENT FOR FY25

Bristol Bay Native Association, Inc. · Department of Transportation

$170,371

THE BRISTOL BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION (BBNA) IS A CONSORTIUM OF THE 31 FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES IN THE BRISTOL BAY REGION OF RURAL ALASKA. PARTNERS FOR FISHERIES MONITORING PROGRAM FUNCTIONS ARE CONDUCTED BY STAFF OF THE BBNA NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT AND INCLUDE FACILITATING AND IMPLEMENTING DIRECTED RESEARCH PROJECTS TO MONITOR SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES RESOURCES AS WELL AS LOCAL HARVESTERS ABILITY TO ACCESS THE RESOURCES. THIS INVOLVES COORDINATING TRIBAL AND LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN THE FEDERAL AND STATE SYSTEMS WHICH MANAGE THESE RESOURCES. THE BBNA NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT (NRD) ALSO DIRECTS THE FISHERIES AND MARINE MAMMALS SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS, IN PURSUIT OF FOSTERING THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR FUTURE RESOURCE MANAGERS. THE MISSION OF NRD IS TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF ITS 31 BRISTOL BAY VILLAGES TO CHOOSE HOW TO CONTINUE TO MEET THEIR SUBSISTENCE, CULTURAL, AND ECONOMIC NEEDS. CONSISTENT WITH SOLID STEWARDSHIP, SUSTAINABILITY AND SELF-RELIANCE, THE PROGRAM HELPS ADVANCE OUR VILLAGES NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GOALS. BRISTOL BAY TRIBES AND RESIDENTS ARE RELIANT UPON SUBSISTENCE RESOURCES TO MEET THEIR NUTRITIONAL AND CULTURAL NEEDS. IT IS NECESSARY TO CONTINUE EXPANDING ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE BBNA PARTNERS PROGRAM TO DATE, AS MANY PARTICIPANTS IN THE FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM RELY UPON THE EXPERTISE OF BBNAS STAFF AND THE TECHNICAL SERVICES THEY PROVIDE. OUR PROGRAM ENSURES EFFECTIVE PARTICIPATION FROM BRISTOL BAY TRIBES AND LOCAL RESIDENTS IN THE FEDERAL REGULATORY PROCESSES. THE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS THAT BBNA HAS WITH OUR MEMBER TRIBES, THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH GAME, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AS WELL AS OTHER REGIONAL NON-PROFIT TRIBAL CONSORTIA STRENGTHENS NOT ONLY THE STATE AND FEDERAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INDIVIDUALLY BUT PROVIDES A COORDINATED APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES BETWEEN ALL STAKEHOLDERS. BBNA PARTNERS PROGRAM STAFF ENSURE THAT FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS, POLICIES, REGULATIONS, RULEMAKING, TRIBAL CONSULTATION OPPORTUNITIES AND RELATED INFORMATION IS PROVIDED TO BRISTOL BAY TRIBES THROUGH DIRECTED INFORMATION SHARING. BBNA HAS SUCCESSFULLY ADMINISTERED 20 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS WITH THE USFWS FOR FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE MANAGEMENT PROJECTS THROUGH BOTH THE FISHERIES RESOURCES MONITORING PROGRAM AND THE PARTNERS FOR FISHERIES MONITORING PROGRAM. SINCE THE INCEPTION OF THE PARTNERS PROGRAM AT BBNA, THE PROGRAM SOCIAL AND FISHERIES SCIENTISTS HAVE SERVED AS PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS AND CO-INVESTIGATORS ON COLLABORATIVE FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES RESOURCE MONITORING PROJECT. THE PROGRAMS CURRENT SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES SCIENTIST, CODY LARSON SERVES AS CO-INVESTIGATOR ON MULTIPLE SUBSISTENCE FISHERIES RESEARCH PROJECTS FUNDED THROUGH BOTH THE USFWS AND NSF. FUNDING OF THE BBNA PARTNERS FOR FISHERIES MONITORING PROGRAM IS CRITICAL TO THE SUCCESS OF THESE PROJECTS AND WILL ENSURE THE MEANINGFUL AND CONTINUED INVOLVEMENT OF LOCAL SUBSISTENCE HARVESTERS AND TRIBAL COUNCILS IN THE FEDERAL SUBSISTENCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN BRISTOL BAY.