Historic port city at the head of Resurrection Bay, terminus of the Alaska Railroad, home of the Alaska SeaLife Center, and launching point for Kenai Fjords National Park tours.
410 Adams St, Seward, AK 99664, USA
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Courtney Bringhurst
“I would just think Corvus wouldn't be strictly tied to only using our branding guide, but yeah, hopefully they would use their expertise to incorporate some things that would make the signs pop, but then also still have that element of Brandy”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026

Daniel Meuninick
“I think we, we'd be careful not to promote individual businesses, right, versus others. But yeah, I It is a pedestrian system, is the scope of this RFP.”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026

Daniel Meuninick
“So earlier this year, the city issued an RFP seeking a consultant to help develop a comprehensive wayfinding system for Seward. And wayfinding is a fancy word, but at its most basic level, it's about helping people understand where they are, where they want to go, and how to best get there.”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026

Daniel Meuninick
“in Seward, there seems to be two points of reference when you hear the word downtown. Some people are referring to the historic downtown where we are here, and some people use downtown to refer to the small boat harbor.”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026

Daniel Meuninick
“We want it to feel Seward, the branding system, but more branded is the design itself versus having to complement the Seward logo.”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026

Daniel Meuninick
“The RFP was included in your packet as well as the proposal from Corvus Design, which was the is a firm that the city selected. They're Anchorage-based, and so they will be helping us develop the system.”Seward: P&Z Work Session w audio 9 15 2026 · Sep 17, 2026
Seward Museum gets $10,000 to make World War II exhibit accessible
A $10,000 federal grant will add reader rails, narrated videos and a mural to Seward Museum's World War II exhibit, covering the coastal forts that once guarded the wartime port.

A closed Seward school would become a city-run community center
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly takes public testimony Tuesday on a long-term lease handing the closed Seward Middle School to the City of Seward to run as a community facility. The Seward City Council has already approved its side and committed up to $233,000 through year's end.

Seward pays to save the pool that made an Olympian
Seward's City Council voted to commit $200,000 a year to keep its community pool open year-round, preserving a small-town institution with an Olympic legacy.

Seward Council to decide fate of pool that trained Olympic gold medalist
Seward City Council will hold a work session on the Middle/High School pool before its May 26, 2026 regular meeting, following earlier discussions about the pool's future after the school district announced closure plans.
