Alaska Native people are the past, present, and future of the place we call home. Thank you for their stewardship of the land and water since time immemorial. This sculptural mask was created by King Islander Sylvester Ayek, and hangs in the Alaska Native Primary Care Center.

If you live here, you already know: It's snowing! If you need the who/what/when of snowplowing while our crews work to clear the roads, visit Anchorage i-team's comprehensive one-stop site at muni.org/plow. Be informed and stay safe!

With Anchorage’s first significant snowfall of the season, Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s administration unveiled a new website for tracking the municipality’s plow-out progress. adn.com/alaska-news/an…

Anchorage officials launched a new website today that they say serves as a one-stop shop for all things snowplow. At muni.org/plow, you can track plow progress, report snow-related safety hazards and request that a bus stop get cleared. alaskapublic.org/2024/10/29/anc…

Happy Election Day! Students from the Lower Yukon School District studying in Anchorage at the Kusilvak Career Academy visited us at City Hall yesterday, to ask tough questions and learn about voting and civic engagement. Follow their lead - get out and vote today!

Veterans played a huge role in building the Alaska we and love know today! Thank you to all our Alaska veterans for your service, and thank you to our military families for all the support you provide.

AK's D.C. delegation announced today the Port of Alaska modernization project will receive $50 million dollars in federal funding! The Port serves 90% of Alaska's population as an access point for goods & people — hard to overstate its significance, great to see the support.

Last weekend we cheered & celebrated the 400 athletes from around the world who participated in the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships at Kincaid Park. Huge thanks and recognition to Kikkan Randall, Nordic Ski Assc Anch and the 200 volunteers who made this event a huge success.

Follow this thread for updates from Chugach Electric.

Anchorage Operations center has activated to a Level 2, which means increased monitoring and response related activities in response to continuing hazardous weather. Follow Anchorage OEM for more updates.

Be aware, the winds may be diminishing but the snowfall transitioning to rain can cause slick conditions on snow covered surfaces. Use caution and care when walking and driving.

Crews are hard at work to restore power. For more information, follow the below links.

The high winds caused significant damage, which requires more time and resources to repair. Thanks for your continued patience.

Thanks to the team Anchorage OEM for their continued monitoring and response. See below link for today’s update.

Temporary Reception Center available this evening at Spenard Rec Center for those still impacted by the extreme weather event.

Thanks to the community for their patience and the crews hard at work, there are only 42 members without power at this time. chugachelectric.com/outage/outage_…

Emergency Operations Center is back to Level 1 Normal Operations. This does not mean a reduction in services. The team remains focused, vigilant, and ready to respond no matter the activation level.

NOTICE: Barricades staged in the downtown area are for this weekend’s Anchorage Runfest and are NOT related to tomorrow’s Alaska Summit. There are no road closures planned for that event at this time.