Craig City Hall

Founded in 1868, the City of Klawock has a mayor/council form of government. Based in Klawock, Alaska, it runs and operates a variety of utilities, such as water, wastewater, refuse collection, trailer court, landfill, boat harbor, liquor store and a boat ramp. The city has an airport as well as a float plane dock, two schools and a full-service health care facility. The City of Klawock also has a Totem Park featuring 21 restored original and replica totem poles from the old village of Tuxekan. The park has the largest collection of authentic totem poles in Alaska.

The City of Klawock in Klawock, AK, is a municipal government entity that serves the local community through various administrative and public services. With a focus on maintaining infrastructure, providing essential services, and fostering community development, the City of Klawock plays a vital role in supporting the residents and businesses within its jurisdiction. Generated from their business information

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough's Clerk's Office plays a crucial role in administering democratic processes, including oversight of elections and management of public records to ensure transparency for the community. The Clerk also serves as parliamentarian during Borough Assembly meetings, maintaining detailed minutes and handling the codification of local ordinances. Generated from the website