Alaska Society of Cpa's

The Alaska Peace Officers Association (APOA) is a 501c3 charitable non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for peace officers throughout the state of Alaska. With chapters in various cities including Unalaska, Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks, Kenai, Mat-Su, and Wrangell, APOA provides training, scholarships, and legislative advocacy to its members. Committed to promoting professionalism and excellence in law enforcement, APOA works tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of both officers and the communities they serve. Through their events, training programs, and fallen officers fund, APOA strives to create a strong network of support and resources for peace officers in Alaska.Generated from the website

RDC is the Resource Development Council for Alaska, Inc, a statewide, non-profit, membership-funded organization made up of businesses and individuals from all resource sectors (oil and gas, mining, fishing, timber, and tourism), as well as Native corporations, support sectors, labor unions, and local governments. Through RDC these interests work together to promote and support responsible development of Alaska's resources. RDC was formed in 1975, originally as the Organization for Management of Alaska's Resources (OMAR). After three years working to obtain a trans-Alaska gas pipeline, RDC changed its name to reflect its broader agenda of education and advocacy on all resource issues in Alaska. RDC works for all resource sectors, including mining, oil and gas, fisheries, timber and tourism. RDC provides forums for policy debate and analysis to help guide Alaska in these areas, as well as in land use, transportation, power development, international trade and economic development.

The Alaska Miners Association (AMA) is dedicated to advocating for responsible mineral development in Alaska. As a non-profit corporation based in Anchorage, AMA has 8 branches strategically positioned throughout the state. Generated from their website's infomation