A public workshop was held at the Ketchikan Gateway Borough building on May 25, 2017. DOT&PF and members of the Design team (MRV Architects / PDC Engineers / Kinney Engineering) presented three preliminary concept drawings that included new passenger waiting building, separated vehicle lanes for passenger loading, taxi/shuttle operations, vessel loading, improved pedestrian access features and traffic improvements along the Tongass Highway corridor. The preliminary conceptual drawings and other materials shown at the May 25 public workshop can be accessed on the Project Documents Page.
Subsequent to the public meeting, additional analysis was conducted and two refined conceptual designs (Concepts C1 and C2) were developed. These concepts and supporting information were presented by DOT&PF design team members at the October 16th, Borough Assembly Meeting. Final comments by the Assembly and the public were incorporated into a preferred alternative titled C2B, which can be found on the Project Documents Page.
On May 14, 2018, The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly organized a workshop where the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) presented the preferred alternatives for the proposed Revilla and Gravina Airport ferry terminal facility improvement projects. A PDF of the presentation can be viewed on the Project Documents Page.
On April 15, 2019, DOT&PF presented an update at a Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly meeting. The update included an overview of the project features and an anticipated development schedule. The presentation can be viewed on the Project Documents Page.
Major in-water tasks and work under the original construction contract at the Revilla and Gravina New Berths have reached substantial completion. All remaining activities are associated with extra work to address changes during the course of construction and are scheduled for completion by June 2024.
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