Many thanks to Adolph Lewis and Marie Meade for working on Yup’ik translations for our community resource materials. On the photo: Adolph Lewis of Kwigillingok.
October 24, 2025
October 21, 2025
In under 2 weeks, 20 scopes of work were launched in 16 communities, mobilizing 7 contractors for storm recovery
Within 30 days, 1,480 tons of gravel and a dozer were delivered on October 14, 2025. Two-three more barge loads are on the way.
On October 21, 2025, contractors sling loaded fuel from Bethel to Kongiganak.
October 20, 2025
Teams within the Bethel Emergency Operations Center made contact with 75% of the impacted communities
October 15, 2025
SEOC moved to Preparedness Level 4 - Major Incident Response, Alaska SEOC's highest level.
Established Bethel Emergency Operations Center.
October 13–14, 2025
October 14, 2025: Kipnuk Airport is open following repair work completed by our Maintenance & Operations team. About 82% of Alaska communities are inaccessible by road and depend on aviation for year-round access, making this milestone vital for community connectivity and recovery.
Runway access restored in key communities; National Guard, DOT&PF, and SEOC coordinated supply deliveries, shelter operations, and damage verification. Recovery planning and data collection intensified.
October 13, 2025
Announced we have 10 2-person teams are in the field conducting community assessments, drone mapping, and data collection in priority locations.
Governor Dunleavy Schedules Press Conference on West Coast Storm Response
October 10–12, 2025
Search and rescue operations saved 51 people in Kipnuk and Kwigillingok.
The disaster declaration was expanded to include additional communities.