ATS Members
About Our Membership
Alaska Tribal Spectrum (ATS) is a Tribally-controlled multi-member nonprofit. The ATS charter mission was to ensure the greatest number of Tribes would benefit in the future by reserving spectrum during the FCC 2.5 Tribal Priority application. Once the window closed, the spectrum would go to auction and be lost.
The initial mission of ATS was to ensure that the greatest number of Tribes reserved 2.5 GHz spectrum in Alaska before the opportunity ended. ATS made this a simple process and conducted massive outreach to invite joining over the web, by email, or by fax. ATS also coordinated with other individual Tribal applicants to ensure as little inadvertent overlap as possible. As a result, of the 229 possible applicants, close to 200 applied and over a third (85) of them with ATS.
This means that as a group, almost the entire state now has access to 2.5 GHz spectrum. This raises the real possibility to join together as one large member group to raise grant funding to create wireless last mile networks using the statewide spectrum collectively, and raising grant funding to purchase modern satellite to light up remote villages everywhere in Alaska where there is no broadband available.
Members of ATS fall into 3 types (charter, associate, or managed) depending on when a Tribe joined or will join ATS. Regardless of the type of membership, every member enjoys the same benefits. Each member will earn revenue for the use of the 2.5 GHz spectrum as part of the statewide Alaska Tribal Network (ATN).
A list of over 100 current members can be found at the bottom of this page.
ATS Member Types
Find your ATS member type
To see what type of member you are, please select your Tribe from the dropdown below.
Charter Members
The ATS Tribal consortium had a large number of Tribes join their initial FCC application. We refer to these members as charter Members in ATS.
Associate Members
During the FCC application window, ATS also reserved spectrum for many neighboring areas that included Tribal villages that did not apply on their own to ensure those areas were not lost to the Tribes forever. We refer to these Tribes as associate members.
Managed Members
We are inviting all Tribes that applied individually to the FCC to join ATS as a managed member and let ATS manage their spectrum for maximum benefit as an Alaska Tribal Network (ATN) community. We refer to these members as managed members. Managed members give up no ownership rights to their spectrum.
After your community joins ATS as a managed member, you will be eligible for the benefits of ATS membership, including future grant applications.

Current ATS members
Tribe Name |
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Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove |
Angoon Community Association |
Anvik Village |
Chickaloon Native Village |
Chignik Bay Tribal Council |
Chignik Lake Village |
Chinik Eskimo Community (Golovin) |
Chuloonawick Native Village |
Craig Tribal Association |
Douglas Indian Association |
Egegik Village |
Eklutna Native Village |
Ivanof Bay Tribe |
King Island Native Community |
King Salmon Tribe |
Knik Tribe |
Levelock Village |
Lime Village |
Manokotak Village |
Native Village of Akhiok |
Native Village of Akutan |
Native Village of Aleknagik |
Native Village of Atka |
Native Village of Brevig Mission |
Native Village of Chuathbaluk (Russian Mission, Kuskokwim) |
Native Village of Council |
Native Village of Diomede (aka Inalik) |
Native Village of Eek |
Native Village of Ekuk |
Native Village of Elim |
Native Village of Georgetown |
Native Village of Goodnews Bay |
Native Village of Hamilton |
Native Village of Hooper Bay |
Native Village of Kanatak |
Native Village of Kipnuk |
Native Village of Kongiganak |
Native Village of Koyuk |
Native Village of Kwigillingok |
Native Village of Larsen Bay |
Native Village of Marshall (aka Fortuna Ledge) |
Native Village of Mary’s Igloo |
Native Village of Mekoryuk |
Native Village of Napaimute |
Native Village of Napakiak |
Native Village of Napaskiak |
Native Village of Nelson Lagoon |
Native Village of Nightmute |
Native Village of Nikolski |
Native Village of Nunam Iqua |
Native Village of Nunapitchuk |
Native Village of Ouzinkie |
Native Village of Perryville |
Native Village of Pilot Point |
Native Village of Saint Michael |
Native Village of Scammon Bay |
Native Village of Shishmaref |
Native Village of Teller |
Native Village of Tyonek |
Native Village of Unga |
Native Village of Wales |
Native Village of White Mountain |
New Koliganek Village Council |
New Stuyahok Village |
Newhalen Village |
Newtok Village |
Nondalton Village |
Organized Village of Kwethluk |
Oscarville Traditional Village |
Pauloff Harbor Village |
Pitka’s Point Traditional Council |
Platinum Traditional Village |
Portage Creek Village (aka Ohgsenakale) |
Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point |
Saint George Island |
South Naknek Village |
Stebbins Community Association |
Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak |
Tangirnaq Native Village |
Telida Village |
Traditional Village of Togiak |
Tuluksak Native Community |
Twin Hills Village |
Ugashik Village |
Village of Alakanuk |
Village of Atmautluak |
Village of Belkofski |
Village of Bill Moore’s Slough |
Village of Clarks Point |
Village of Crooked Creek |
Village of Iliamna |
Village of Kalskag |
Village of Kaltag |
Village of Kotlik |
Village of Lower Kalskag |
Village of Ohogamiut |
Village of Red Devil |
Village of Sleetmute |
Village of Solomon |
Village of Stony River |
Yakutat Tlingit Tribe |

Benefits of being a member of ATS
Benefits include Tribal revenue, being a part of the ATN, chances for additional revenue, and more.
Benefits of being part of the ATN
Benefits include Tribal revenue, better equipment pricing, and more for your community.