Gulkana Village Council

The Gulkana Village Council is a federally recognized tribe operating as a non-profit organization dedicated to self-governance and the needs of its tribal members. Established in 1903 as a telegraph station, Gulkana has evolved into an active and progressive community focused on various social, educational, and environmental programs. Among its key offerings are the Indian General Assistance Program, Fire Fuels Reduction, community library services, and higher education scholarships. The Soaring Eagle Transit ensures accessible public transportation throughout the Copper River Basin, supporting residents in health care, education, employment, and recreational activities. Generated from the website

The Native Village of Chitina, located in Chitina, Alaska, is a tribal community that offers a range of services and programs to its members. These include the IGAP Tribal Transportation Program, scholarship applications, tribal enrollment, ICWA services, a tribal community clinic, and various events. The village is governed by a council and led by President Corina Ewan, Vice President Elizabeth Orczewska, and Secretary Treasurer Arleen Duranceau. With a commitment to serving its community, the Native Village of Chitina provides employment opportunities and encourages individuals to apply for positions within the organization. The village also operates a tribal court, overseen by judges Chris Cummins, Debbie Barlip, and Mariah Lenard. Designed by P.Ewan Designs, the village's website offers access to forms and contact information for those seeking further assistance or information.Generated from the website

The Visitors Center Chamber of Commerce in Glennallen, AK serves as a hub for information and resources for both residents and tourists in the area. Offering guidance on local businesses, attractions, and community events, the center aims to support economic growth and promote the region's unique offerings. Generated from their business information