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CONTAMINATED ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT ACT LANDS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Up to $3,000,000
Type
GRANTS AND FUNDING
Application Difficulty
EASY
Application DeadlineDecember 31, 2025
Time To Complete4 weeksProgram Budgetno cap
See If You Qualify

Highlights

This program is an excellent opportunity for your business to address contamination issues effectively on lands that may impact your operations. By applying, you can receive grants specifically designed for site assessments and remediation activities. These grants not only cover cleanup efforts but also support community outreach, helping you engage with local stakeholders about the steps you are taking to ensure safety and health.

The flexibility of funding is another standout feature. There’s no set limit on how much you can receive, allowing you to tailor the assistance to fit your unique needs. Additionally, proposals are accepted on a rolling basis. This means you can apply whenever you’re ready, without the pressure of a looming deadline. With this financial support, your business can focus on its core mission and create a positive impact in your community.

Financing Details

Type of Financing
This program offers grants specifically designed to help Tribal entities in Alaska address contamination issues on ANCSA lands.

Repayment Terms and Interest Rates
Since these are grants, there is no repayment required, which means you won't need to pay back the funding you receive. This financial support is free of interest, allowing you to focus entirely on site assessment and remediation efforts without the concern of accruing debt.

Eligible Expenses
The funds can be used for:

  • Site assessment and remediation of contaminated lands
  • Community outreach and involvement activities related to contamination issues

Ineligible Expenses
The funds cannot be used for personal expenses, operational costs unrelated to the contamination work, or activities outside the scope of site assessment and remediation.

Fees
There are no fees associated with the application or implementation of this program, so you can access these funds without any additional financial burden.

Qualifications

  • Qualifying Entity Types:

    • Alaska Native regional and village corporations
    • Federally recognized Tribes in Alaska
    • Alaska Native nonprofit associations
    • Inter-tribal consortia comprised of Alaskan tribal entities
  • Location: The program is available in Alaska.

  • Employee Requirements:

    • No minimum number of employees required.
    • No maximum number of employees required.
  • Revenue Requirements:

    • No minimum revenue qualifications.
    • No maximum revenue qualifications.
  • Legal Structure: All legal structures are applicable.

  • Profit Structure: All profit structures are applicable.

  • Disqualifications: There are no specific disqualifications listed in the context provided.

Description

This program is designed to help you address contamination issues on lands transferred under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. You can receive grants to conduct site assessments and remediation, ensuring the safety and health of your community and resources. This funding also supports outreach efforts to engage with the community about these activities.

There’s no set limit on how much funding you can receive, giving you the flexibility to address the specific needs of your business and community. The grants can be used for various activities related to cleanup, making it easier for you to tackle the challenges posed by contamination.

This program operates on a rolling acceptance basis. As long as funds are available, you can submit your proposals at any time. This means you have the opportunity to secure financial assistance when you need it most, allowing you to focus on what truly matters – your business and its impact on the community.

Program Steps

  1. Gather Information
    Review the details of the program and determine how it aligns with your business needs.

  2. Prepare Documentation
    Collect the necessary documents to support your application. These may include:

    • Proof of business registration
    • Financial statements
    • A project proposal outlining your contamination issues and proposed solutions
    • Community outreach plan
    • Any relevant environmental assessments or reports
  3. Draft Your Proposal
    Create a proposal that clearly outlines your objectives, the contamination issues you are addressing, and how the funding will be utilized.

  4. Submit Your Application
    Send your completed application and supporting documents to the program through the channel specified on the program website.

  5. Engage with the Community
    After submission, begin outreach efforts to engage with local stakeholders about your plans and activities related to contamination remediation.

  6. Await Confirmation
    Monitor your email for confirmation of your application submission and any additional instructions from the program administrators.

  7. Implement Your Project
    Upon approval of funding, start executing your project as outlined in your proposal.

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