Cordova Family Resource Center

Welcome to City of CordovaIncorporated July 8, 1909, Cordova is a thriving, rural Alaskan town steeped in history and tradition. We take great pride in our commercial fishing industry, Alaska Native culture, and strong sense of community.Browse through these pages to learn about Cordova's city government and administration. Access business forms, look up city ordinances in the municipal code, or contact City Council members. Check our links page to learn more about Cordova organizations and events. Our offices are located at 602 Railroad Avenue.The City Clerk's Office has announced that 2011 assessment notices will be mailed on March 11th. The deadline to appeal your assessment is on April 11, 2011 at 5 pm.Planning and Zoning Commission has a vacancy and the Mayor and City Council are soliciting for letters of interest for this position. The seat expires on November 2011. Please email a letter of interest to: cityclerk@cityofcordova.net or drop off your letter to the front office at city hall. Questions can be addressed to the city clerk at 424-6248.There are new job postings as of 4-11-11 on the Job Announcements link. Public Works Director Tom Cohenour has accepted a position as Director of Public Works in Palmer, Alaska. Charlie Branch, Harbor Administrative Assistant, will be retiring this summer after 22 years with the City.It's about time for the busy season to arrive so the Cordova Police Department is reminding residents of the two hour parking limit for First Street.After a seasonal break in work the construction crew for the Cordova Center is back on site. Concrete is being poured in the various supports for the lower level. Pull tests on the embedded rock anchors are being conducted this week and next. All have passed so far! To see pictures of the pull tests - check out a full update by clicking on the Cordova Center link at the top of this home page.

Advocates for Victims of Violence, based in Valdez, AK, has been dedicated to combating domestic violence and sexual assault since 1981. This nonprofit organization offers confidential services, including a 24-hour crisis support line, emergency food and shelter, advocacy services, and various community outreach and education programs. Serving multiple communities in the Prince William Sound and Copper River Valley, Advocates for Victims of Violence is committed to providing essential support to victims and their families. Their mission includes facilitating social, political, and legal changes while promoting primary prevention and youth services in the community. Generated from the website

Chugachmiut is a comprehensive service provider dedicated to serving the Native communities of the Chugach region in Valdez, AK. They offer a wide range of services including health care, social services, public safety, lands management, employment training, and more. With a focus on preserving the traditional Chugach Native culture and language, Chugachmiut aims to revitalize the heritage and history of the Sugpiaq Eyak people. Through their programs and support from Elders, they strive to integrate traditional ecological knowledge into the regular school curriculum.Generated from the website