Alaska Native regional corporation for Alaska's Interior — the largest ANCSA land owner at over 12 million acres. Owned by Athabascan shareholders, active in tourism, oilfield services, and IT.
1 Doyon Pl, Fairbanks, AK 99701, USA
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Leticia Fernández
“Representative Randall's legislation would amend the Tribe Settlement Act. It would give the tribe the authority to withdraw and manage their trust fund account under a secretarial approved plan, just like other federally recognized tribes can.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
Leticia Fernández
“When Congress passed the Puyallup Tribe Settlement Act in 1989, it intended to provide vital services to their community and correct injustices the tribe experienced after the lands were taken or illegally sold. However, the settlement didn't provide a clear mechanism for the tribe to assume management over the settlement fund.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
Sarah Obed
“I'm here on behalf of Doyon Ltd., our board of directors, and our over 20,000 shareholders and employees, and this testimony is a statement of support for H.R. 8674, The Geese House Conveyance Act.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
Sarah Obed
“HR 8674 would complete a long-pending ANCSA conveyance by directing the Secretary of Interior to convey this historic Geese House site. These lands selected by Doyon in 1978 subject to certain restrictions on alienation and use and development consistent with ensuring the protection of these important cultural sites under Doyon's ownership and management.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
Sarah Obed
“Geese House played an important part in the Native oral tradition of the Upper Kantiishna region in the past and is still a considerable interest to the Native residents today. And so this bill, if— when passed, will convey those lands back to Doyon.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
Annette Bryan
“With this trust sitting the way that it's currently being invested, it's really not functional. It's not doing anything. We're grateful for it, and it, it has served a purpose in the past, but right now we don't even pay the salary for the trust board to function. So we really need to bring this in-house.”House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs: Legislative Hearing · Sep 17, 2026
House subcommittee hears testimony on conveying 21,578 Denali acres to Doyon
A House subcommittee heard testimony on conveying the Geese House site, 21,578 acres in Denali National Preserve, to Doyon 48 years after it selected the land.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1w ago2 min readAI
A Doyon director steps off the board to lead its scholarship foundation
Geraldine "Geri" Simon resigned as a director of Doyon, Limited to become executive director of the Doyon Foundation, which has awarded $11.6 million in scholarships.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1w ago2 min readAI
Doyon shareholders have until Oct. 5 to apply for four open board seats
Doyon, Limited is accepting board candidate applications until 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, for four seats decided at the March 12, 2027 annual meeting. The seats are held by Walter Carlo, Charleen Fisher, Audrey George and Christopher Simon.
by Maggie AlaskaNews3w ago1 min readAI
More than 200 turn out in Fairbanks to question Alaska's governor candidates
Interior Native Vote's Aug. 5 mixer in Fairbanks drew more than 200 community members to question candidates for Alaska governor, with volunteers checking voter registration and precincts, according to a Tanana Chiefs Conference recap published Sept. 2.
by Maggie AlaskaNewsadded 3w ago1 min readAI
A Whittier man trying to sell booze on a family glacier-tour boat
An application to serve alcohol aboard the Portage Lake tour boat Ptarmigan discloses that Na-Dena`, a Huna Totem and Doyon joint venture, owns the applicant. The Anchorage Assembly was scheduled to consider a waiver of protest Tuesday. The protest deadline is Aug. 15.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 1mo ago1 min readAI
Doyon opens a descendant registry with hiring preference and training
Doyon, Limited will begin accepting Descendant Registry applications in fall 2026, granting registered descendants hiring preference, training and internships. The corporation is urging families to gather certified birth certificates and lineage records now, and says registry status confers no stock, distributions or voting rights.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min readAI
Doyon shareholders must update their address or miss a distribution
Doyon published an Undeliverable Mail List of shareholders whose mail was returned twice; those without a valid address on file won't receive a distribution until they update it.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min readAI
A sacred Athabascan site stranded inside Denali for 47 years moves closer to return
The Senate committee advanced the Geese House Site Conveyance Act, transferring a sacred Athabascan site inside Denali National Park to Doyon, Limited, nearly 50 years after it was selected.
by Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min readAI
A sacred site promised in 1978 is being considered by Congress to go to Doyon
A Senate committee will consider the Geese House Site Conveyance Act, transferring about 21,578 acres in Denali National Park and Preserve to Doyon, Limited.
by Walter AlaskaNews2mo ago1 min readAI
Doyon Utilities seeks rate hikes up to 51% at 3 Alaska military bases; comment deadline July 21
Doyon Utilities filed proposed permanent rate increases with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska for Fort Greely, Fort Richardson, and Fort Wainwright, with the largest increase at 50.90% for water service at Fort Richardson. Public comments are due by 5 p.m. on July 21, 2026.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 2mo ago2 min readAI
Alaska opens 10 wildfire investigations in 24 hours
Nine wildfires entered investigation status across Alaska between Friday and Saturday, with a tenth discovered days earlier on June 22. Ignitions stretch from the lower Kuskokwim to the central Brooks Range foothills; acreage and containment data are not yet available from DNR or AICC.
by Walter AlaskaNews3mo ago1 min readAI