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This application period starts May 12, 2021.  It’s COVID funding until it runs out.  More infomation can be found here:  https://getemergencybroadband.org/help/resources/  Download the flyer here. There is a webinar May 4,Continue reading “Emergency Broadband Benefit program”

Regional leaders and State of Alaska Public Health leaders for weekly discussions on COVID-19 topics in Bristol Bay.  The Public Broadcasts were held every Tuesday at 2 pm starting April 13, 2021Continue reading “Regional COVID-19 Public Broadcasts April & May”

APRIL 27-29th, 9am-12pm daily    We are excited to announce that the agenda for the Tribal Resources and Compliance summit has been announced, with a great line-up of community leaders andContinue reading “COVID-19 Tribal Resources & Compliance Summit”

BBNA is collaborating with the Curyung Tribal Council and Alaska’s MMIP work group to provide a Virtual AK-MMIP Bristol Bay Tribal Listening-Consultation Session with BBNA Village Council Representatives, Tribal Leaders,Continue reading “Virtual AK-MMIP Bristol Bay Tribal Listening-Consultation Session May 5, 2021 1pm to 5pm”

The Bristol Bay Native Association Child Development Department is now accepting sealed bids for two 2004 20 seat micro bird school busses, one is located in Dillingham and the otherContinue reading “BBNA Child Development Department is now accepting sealed bids for two school busses”

The FEMA Region 10 Individual and Community Preparedness (ICP) team recently started distributing a newsletter highlighting local, regional, and national preparedness opportunities.  Subscribe to receive their updates. Latest newsletter below.  JoinContinue reading “Penny Pincher’s Tips to Financial Preparedness”

Hi everyone,  Please click here for the summary of actions from ADF&G Board of Fisheries.  The call for Board of Fish proposals has now been changed to April 11, 2022!   The dates forContinue reading “Update: Board of Fisheries Schedule Changes NEW DEADLINE”

  Alaska Vaccine UpdateMarch 3, 2021 More people are now eligible to be vaccinatedAs of today, March 3, more people now meet criteria to be vaccinated. Vaccine supply remains limited, meaningContinue reading “Alaska COVID-19 Vaccine Update – March 3, 2021”

The Natural Resources will be hosting a teleconference next Thursday, March 4th at 10:00 am to connect with tribes and residents to talk about subsistence and any environmental concerns.    Since we areContinue reading “March 4, 2021 BBNA Natural Resources Tribal Teleconference”

The Federal Subsistence Board (Board) is accepting proposals through May 24, 2021 to change Federal regulations for the subsistence harvest of wildlife on Federal public lands for the July 1, 2022–June 30,Continue reading “Federal Subsistence Board Call for Wildlife Proposals”