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Find similar grantsHarbor Facility Grant Fund is sponsored by Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. This fund provides grants for harbor facility development and improvements. While not directly for small businesses, improved harbor facilities can significantly benefit commercial fishermen and the seafood industry.
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Statewide Planning > Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program HARBOR FACILITY GRANTS PROGRAM - FY2028 Grant Cycle HAS CLOSED The FY2028 Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program Call For Projects closed August 19, 2026 . The Harbors Project Evaluation Committee has been scheduled for September 3rd from 1:00PM to 3:30PM.
See the Online Public Notice for the FY2028 Municipal Harbor Grants Program Project Evaluation Committee for more information Reach out to Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program at dot. harborgrants@alaska. gov or (907) 465-8769 with questions.
Grant Application Application Instructions Scoring Criteria HARBOR FACILITY GRANTS PROGRAM - FY2028 Grant Cycle is Open The FY2028 Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program Call For Projects closed Wednesday, August 19, 2026 . Information about the FY2028 grant cycle will be posted Spring 2024.
The FY2028 Municipal Harbor Facility Grant Program is opening the next Call for Projects grant application cycle on July 30, 2026 and CLOSES Wednesday, August 19, 2026 . Link to Online Public Notice Please refer to the FY2028 Application Packet , Instructions and Scoring Criteria for more information. Please reach out to the DOT Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program at dot.
harborgrants@alaska. gov or (907) 465-8769 with questions. Grant Application Application Instructions Scoring Criteria The legislative budget has been finalized with no funding appropriated for FY27, and no award has been issued to the scored projects below.
FY2027 MUNICIPAL FACILITY HARBOR GRANT PROGRAM FY2027 Project Scoring Notifications (listed by Tier and then by score ) City and Borough of Wrangell: Inner Harbor Replacement City of Kake: Portage Cove Harbor Electrical Upgrades City of Unalaska: Robert Storrs Small Boat Harbor Replacement Petersburg Borough: South Harbor C Float Finger Float Replacement Municipality of Anchorage: Ship Creek Boat Launch Repairs Project City of Kodiak: Saint Herman Harbor Moorage Expansion Project HARBOR FACILITY GRANTS PROGRAM - FY2027 Grant Cycle HAS CLOSED The FY2027 Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program Call For Projects closed August 15, 2025 .
Please reach out to the DOT Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program at dot. harborgrants@alaska. gov or (907) 465-8769 with questions.
HARBOR FACILITY GRANTS PROGRAM - FY2027 Grant Cycle is Open The FY2025 Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program Call For Projects closed Friday, August 4, 2023 . Information about the FY2027 grant cycle will be posted Spring 2024. Link to Online Public Notice Please refer to the FY2027 Application Packet , Instructions and Scoring Criteria available here for more information.
The FY2027 Grant Cycle will close August 15th, 2025. Please reach out to the DOT Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program at dot. harborgrants@alaska.
gov or (907) 465-8769 with questions. Grant Application Application Instructions Scoring Criteria Municipal Harbor Facility Grants Program The State of Alaska is blessed with one of the finest public harbors systems in the country. Our magnificent coastline and bountiful marine resources make our harbors vitally important to Alaskans and our communities.
To provide financial assistance to municipal or regional housing authority owned harbor facilities, the Alaska Legislature passed landmark legislation in 2006 establishing a new 50/50 matching grant program called the Harbor Facility Grants Program. This grant program will go a long way towards recapitalizing local government’s harbor infrastructure and furthering the sustainability of Alaska’s public harbor system.
This grant program is funded on an annual basis at the discretion of the Alaska Legislature and consists of two tiers, Tier I and II. The first tier has priority and consists of major maintenance and repair of a harbor facility that was previously owned by the state and now is locally owned. The second tier consists of all other harbor facilities and those harbor facilities which have already received a Tier I grant.
A harbor facility may only receive one Tier I grant but is eligible for multiple Tier II grants. Reference Alaska Statute AS 29. 60.
800 dot. harborgrants@alaska. gov City of Seward Harbor - Seward, Alaska City of Cordova Port and Harbor - Cordova, Alaska Auke Bay Small Boat Harbor - Juneau, Alaska The FY23 Harbor Facility Grant Program application period is now open!
The current grant cycle opens June 16th, 2021 and closes August 16th, 2021. As of June 22, 2021, the new ICAP rate has been changed to 6. 78%.
Please make note of this change, which has also been updated on the downloadable application below. For more information, contact the Statewide Planning, Juneau Planning Field Office at (907) 465-1776.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities expends money from the fund for harbor facility grants. (Implied eligibility is for municipalities or entities managing harbor facilities.). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Harbor Facility Grant Fund is funded by Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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