Arctic Slope Native Association

Barrow Utilities & Electric Cooperative, also known as BUECI, is a member-owned, nonprofit organization that provides electricity and natural gas. Established in 1964, the organization serves more than 4,000 residential and commercial customers. It produces over 68 million gallons of treated water annually. The organization maintains power and water treatment plants. Barrow Utilities & Electric Cooperative has a water storage capacity of nearly 1.5 million gallons. It can process up to 345,000 gallons of water per day. The organization operates approximately five generators that use high-pressure natural gas. It organizes various academic, sports and cultural events. Barrow Utilities & Electric Cooperative manages a staff of more than 50 people.

Native Village-Point Hope in Barrow, AK is a federally recognized tribe located in the Arctic region of Alaska. Led by President Eva Kinneeveauk, the tribe is committed to preserving their rich cultural heritage and providing essential programs and services to their community. With a focus on tribal government, social services, law enforcement, and emergency management, Native Village-Point Hope plays a vital role in ensuring the well-being and safety of its members. Through their dedication and commitment, they strive to create a thriving community that honors their traditions and supports their people.Generated from the website

Ilisagvik College, located in Barrow, AK, is Alaska's tribal college and serves as the educational hub for the residents of the North Slope Borough. Founded with the aim of preserving and promoting the Iupiaq cultural heritage, the college offers a wide range of programs rooted in the subsistence culture and values of the Iupiat people. As an institution, Ilisagvik College is unapologetically Iupiaq, embracing the freedom to educate the community through an Iupiaq worldview, knowledge, and protocols. The college integrates the Iupiaq way of life into its curriculum, programs, and daily interactions, fostering a strong connection with the ancestral homeland and the community it serves.Generated from the website