Organizations

Runs Alaska state government's internal operations: IT, personnel, retirement systems, motor vehicles (DMV), public building leasing, and procurement.

Municipal government of Craig, the largest community on Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska and a commercial fishing and timber town. City Council meetings are recorded and posted publicly.

Alaska Peninsula fishing city; King Cove City Council.

Member-owned electric cooperative serving the isolated town of Cordova on Prince William Sound, running an islanded grid powered largely by hydroelectricity.

Juneau nonprofit operating the Juneau Arts & Culture Center. Produces Wearable Art, First Friday, and the Juneau Public Market.

Federal cabinet department serving U.S. veterans. The Alaska VA Healthcare System operates clinics statewide, including the Anchorage VA Medical Center, with rural reach to Native villages via the VA Tribal Health Program.

Proposed large open-pit gold mine in the Y-K Delta (near Crooked Creek). Barrick Gold and NovaGold Resources joint venture.

Volunteer technical rescue team for avalanches, crevasse falls, and backcountry SAR in Southcentral Alaska

Regional tribal nonprofit serving 31 tribes in the Bristol Bay region, separate from the Bristol Bay Native Corporation.

ANCSA regional corporation for the Chugach region (Prince William Sound, lower Kenai Peninsula); shareholders are Sugpiaq and Eyak people

Alutiiq ANCSA village corporation in the Kodiak region (Afognak, Port Lions).

Considers legislation on Alaska's oil, gas, mining, fisheries, parks, and other natural-resource development.

Bipartisan, bicameral committee that conducts performance audits of state agencies and reviews fiscal management. Members drawn from both chambers.

Considers legislation on Alaska's oil, gas, mining, fisheries, parks, and other natural-resource development.

The joint command at JBER over Alaska forces — homeland defense, NORAD air intercepts, and the major Arctic military exercises.

Anchorage muni board reviewing building and streetscape design in downtown and historic design-review districts.

Federal agency in the Department of the Interior managing offshore energy leasing and renewable energy on the U.S. outer continental shelf. Alaska-relevant content includes Cook Inlet leasing, Beaufort and Chukchi Sea oil + gas decisions, offshore wind permitting in Alaska waters, and OCS lease sales affecting Alaska Native communities.

Southern terminus of the Sterling Highway on Kachemak Bay. Known as the 'halibut fishing capital of the world' and home to the Homer Spit, Pratt Museum, and a vibrant arts community.

Municipal government of the City of Kodiak, distinct from the Kodiak Island Borough that surrounds it. Governs the city proper including the harbor, one of the largest commercial fishing ports in the United States. City Council meetings and work sessions are recorded and posted publicly.

Public school district for the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, the second-largest in Alaska by enrollment, serving Palmer, Wasilla, Houston, Big Lake, Talkeetna and the surrounding valley. The School Board's regular meetings are recorded and posted publicly; joint sessions with the Borough Assembly are posted by the borough.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration — federal agency for civilian aerospace, Earth observation, and space exploration. Alaska-relevant content includes Arctic climate research, sea-ice monitoring, polar satellite missions, and earth-observation programs over Alaska.

Anchorage running specialty store and event producer. Hosts the Heart Run, Skinny Raven Half Marathon, and the Big Wild Life Runs across Anchorage.

ANCSA corporation for middle Kuskokwim River villages (Aniak region).

Tribal health organization serving 50 villages across the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta from Bethel. Operates the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital and 41 sub-regional clinics.

Federal prosecutorial office for the District of Alaska. Handles federal indictments, sentencings, and civil enforcement statewide. Press releases cover charges, plea deals, and major case outcomes.

ExxonMobil Alaska operates North Slope oil and gas fields and participates in Alaska LNG pipeline development discussions with state regulators.

Operator of the Pikka oil development on the North Slope (first oil expected 2026)

Northern Dynasty Minerals is challenging the EPA's 2023 Clean Water Act determination blocking discharges for the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska.

Statewide nonprofit providing free civil legal aid to low-income Alaskans. Offices across the state covering family law, housing, public benefits, and tribal court support.