Now is the time to comment on the draft functional classification of all public roads in Alaska. Learn about Functional Class, why it’s important to your community and how you can submit comments.
Got questions? Contact Lisa Idell-Sassi, FC Manager, lisa.idell-sassi@alaska.gov
The Alaska DOT&PF Thriving Communities Program (TCP) is a three-year effort, in partnership with the Alaska Municipal League, to support local governments, Regional Planning Organizations, and tribes in planning and implementing transportation projects to enhance infrastructure, boost economies, and improve quality of life.
Southcoast Region entities participating in the TCP: Southeast Conference, Metlakatla, Iliamna, Chignik Lagoon, Gustavus, Petersburg, Wrangell, Yakutat, Bristol Bay Borough, & Lake and Peninsula Borough
The Statewide Community Connectivity Action Plan (SCCAP) is an initiative by the Alaska DOT&PF, in partnership with the Alaska Municipal League (AML) aimed at addressing transportation barriers across Alaska with a focus on equity. This plan involves conducting a statewide assessment to identify and evaluate challenges and then creating a prioritized list of capital projects to remove these barriers. The goal is to reconnect communities through innovative and multimodal approaches.
Questions? Contact Alex Lawrence, Surface Transportation Planner, alexandria.lawrence@alaska.gov
Just getting started! Be part of the next transportation plan by emailing us at dot.southcoast.planning@alaska.gov. Learn more about it here.
The Alaska Aviation System Plan (AASP) is a statewide initiative by Alaska DOT&PF to guide the development, maintenance, and management of Alaska's extensive aviation network, ensuring safe, efficient, and essential air transportation for communities and the economy.
Got airport needs? Contact Courtney Kreis, Aviation Planner, courtney.kreis@alaska.gov