Maximizing Alaska’s benefits from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL)
Between federal relief and infrastructure investment, Alaska’s State, local, and Tribal governments have the opportunity to make formative change and address incredible need.
This website is a clearinghouse for information and resources to help Alaska organizations make the most of federal funding available under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). This collaborative effort focus on resources relevant to Alaskans, tracking funds coming to Alaska as well as current grant opportunities.
Alaska cities, boroughs, and tribes can complete this transportation project intake survey for assistance from DOT&PF and AML with project development and identifying funding opportunities. This survey will help you access funding opportunities for surface transportation projects and assist in developing strong project proposals for both state programs and competitive federal grant opportunities.
Current Grants
Federal and State grant opportunities stemming from ARPA and BIL.
Resources
Program specific information and guidance for Tribes and local governments.
Business & Nonprofits
Identifying resources and opportunities for non-governmental entities.
Infrastructure Funding Tracker
Tracking programs associated with the BIL and how they’re impacting Alaska.
Infrastructure
Navigating the specifics of the BIL and identifying needs.
Grant Writing Support
Access to grant writing pool and hotline, and additional resources.
Recent Headlines
FTA Announces Historic Funding to Modernize Ferry Service and Connect Rural Communities
Murkowski, Sullivan Announce Infrastructure Grant for Ted Stevens International Airport
Federal infrastructure dollars will fund an Alaska railroad bridge replacement, with more to come – AK Public Media
EPA awards $1.2 Million to Alaska tribes to help protect communities from harmful diesel emissions
AML & DOT&PF Partner to Capture Transportation Funding for Alaska
Kivalina Evacuation & School Site Access Road Project Wins National Award
MARAD Announces Four New Marine Highway Project Designations , including Alaska
Biden-Harris Administration and EPA Announce Actions to Improve Drinking Water and Wastewater Services for Tribes and Alaska Native Villages
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Latest Past Events
Public Notice and Hearing for DOE Tribal Formula Grants – Zoom (Due 9/30)
AML and AFN are hosting two information sessions for Tribes to learn about the DOE Grid Resilience program and to get feedback on the proposed Statewide Tribal Program Template. One […]
Public Notice and Hearing for DOE Tribal Formula Grants (Due 9/30)
Dena'ina Center 600 W 7th Ave, AnchorageAML and AFN are hosting two information sessions for Tribes to learn about the DOE Grid Resilience program and to get feedback on the proposed Statewide Tribal Program Template. One […]
Alaska Infrastructure Week
On September 6-9, 2022, AML and AFN are hosting multiple workshops and trainings at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage, focused on Alaska’s strategic efforts to plan for and implement the […]