Build Alaska’s Future works to strengthen public trust, activate a thriving workforce, and equip communities for good governance by providing transparent, accessible, and reliable information.
Our flagship initiative, a proprietary interactive GIS mapping portal, enables Alaskans to explore federal funding allocation with over 3,000 projects mapped to date.
This tool connects infrastructure projects to people and places, humanizing federal funding and fostering transparency and civic engagement. Check out the map below to see billions of dollars in federal infrastructure funding across Alaska!
Zoom, pan, and click on icons to see project details, including funding amounts, responsible agencies, programs, and more. Clicking the icons will reveal project details, such as funding amounts, responsible agency, program, and more.
When there are multiple overlapping icons, you can use the arrow buttons on the pop-up to navigate between different points. Additionally, you can filter to Alaska House and Senate districts using the menus on the bottom left of the map screen.
Build Alaska’s Future isn’t alone! Looking for more ways to fund your project? We’ve gathered a list of organizations across Alaska and beyond that offer tools, guidance, and support for accessing infrastructure funding and related resources. Explore their services to help bring your vision to life.
Find useful information and resources to help Alaskans make the most of federal funding available for infrastructure and strengthening local governments.
AFN is committed to ensuring the Alaska Native community is supported and informed of federal COVID-19 relief programs and how to access those programs.
RurAL CAP delivers innovative, community-driven solutions in response to Alaska’s most challenging needs while supporting vulnerable individuals and communities statewide.
Foraker offers Alaska nonprofits and tribes the knowledge, skills, and experiences they need to thrive. Foraker is additionally tracking Alaska-related impacts from federal actions.
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The Quyanna Care Center (QCC) in Nome is undergoing a major expansion to meet rising demand for elder care in the Bering Strait region. Managed by Norton Sound Health Corporation, the project will add 12 new beds and 14,452 square feet of upgraded space, including larger rooms, a new nurse station, kitchen, and outdoor deck. Construction began in 2024 and is expected to finish by fall 2025.
The $5–10 million project underway in Juneau addresses critical structural damage while supporting local employment and facility modernization.
