Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities
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Sep 24, 2026
Alaska Fisheries Report 24 Sept 2026
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11:56Sophia Stewart RossiCORRESPONDENT
Two weeks later, the city council unanimously supported a resolution for a feasibility request.
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12:03Sophia Stewart RossiCORRESPONDENT
It asked the state ferry system and the Alaska Department of Transportation to study whether seasonal or temporary service could be possible between Cold Bay and Unalaska and what it would take.
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12:14Sophia Stewart RossiCORRESPONDENT
The resolution doesn't ask for a particular vessel, schedule, or funding plan.
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12:19Sophia Stewart RossiCORRESPONDENT
Council member Deneen Luby floated the idea that a ferry with a hub in Cold Bay could also serve Accutane, King Cove, and Sandpoint.
Borough Assembly - September 17, 2026
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53:08Orion HansonHOST
Thank you.
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53:09Orion HansonHOST
Now on to 7D, public hearing and adoption of Resolution 26-25R, requesting that Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities rename the Skagway Airport as the Skagway Mike O'Daniel
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53:26Dan HenryPANELIST
Airport.
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53:26Dan HenryPANELIST
Move for adoption of Resolution 26-25R.
Alaska Morning News: September 15, 2026 8am
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0:27Eva WhiteHOST
The US Coast Guard says there were no passengers on board at the time.
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0:32Eva WhiteHOST
A spokesperson with the Alaska Department of Transportation says the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel leading in and out of Whittier temporarily closed to better assist emergency responders.
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0:41Eva WhiteHOST
It's not yet clear how the fire started.
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0:46Eva WhiteHOST
All four candidates running to be the next governor of Alaska were in Kodiak last week for this year's fisheries debate.
Alaska Morning News: September 09, 2026 8am
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1:57Avery ElfeltCORRESPONDENT
After further observation, it appeared those cracks were spidering and the state shut the terminal down.
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2:03Avery ElfeltCORRESPONDENT
Gabe Strong is a spokesperson for the Alaska Department of Transportation.
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2:06Gabe StrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A lot of the chains that were supposed to be holding that float in place were either in some cases, like I think maybe broken in other cases, just not in very good shape.
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2:17Avery ElfeltCORRESPONDENT
The agency says all 19 of those chains have since been repaired and the vehicle bridge has been reset.