Federal Publications Collection: Federal regional offices in Alaska

Alaska's senior US Senator. Appointed to Senate in 2002. Last re-elected in 2022. Click on Contact-Locations to see list of Alaska field offices.

Alaska's junior US Senator. First elected in 2014. Last re-elected in 2020. Click on Contact-Locations to see list of Alaska field offices.

Alaska's sole US Representative. First elected in 2022 Special Election. Click on Contact-Locations to see list of offices.

Manages the Tongass and Chugach National Forests.

From the website, "USDA-Rural Development provides federal assistance resources throughout rural Alaska and has invested $2.16 billion dollars in 236 rural communities in the last eight years." Has links to success stories, news and publications.

From the website, "We study Alaska’s marine life to ensure the sustainable use of living marine resources in federal waters."

Links to weather conditions and forecasts for all of Alaska's regions.

From the website, "Overseeing the science-based stewardship of living marine resources and their habitat in the North Pacific and Arctic Oceans off Alaska, including sustainable fisheries, protected species, and healthy ecosystems to support resilient coastal communities."

From the website, "11th Airborne Division executes expeditionary operations within the Indo-Pacific theater, conducts Multi-Domain Operations in the Arctic, defends critical infrastructure in homeland defense and on order is capable of decisively defeating any adversary in extreme cold weather, mountainous, high latitude, and high altitude environments through large scale combat operations."

Air Force Base located near Fairbanks. From the website, "Mission: To provide USINDOPACOM combat-ready fifth-generation airpower, advanced integration training, and strategic arctic airpower basing."

Joint base for units of the Air Force, Army and US Coast Guard. Located in Anchorage Area.

From the website: "The Stevens Center is underway in building strong, sustainable, domestic and international networks of security leaders and promote and conduct focused research on Arctic security to advance DOD security priorities in the Arctic region."

Agency has offices in Anchorage and Fairbanks. From their vision statement, "The Arctic Energy Office brings together assets from across the Department of Energy to work together in collaborative and innovative ways to meet the energy, science, and national security needs of the United States and its allies in the Arctic. "

The Coast Guard's mission in Alaska is to "serve and safeguard the public, protect the environment and its resources, and defend the Nation’s interests in the Alaskan maritime region."

HUD has a field office in Alaska. Alaska is part of Region X, which also includes Idaho, Oregon and Washington State.

BIA's mission is "to enhance the quality of life, to promote economic opportunity, and to carry out the responsibility to protect and improve the trust assets of American Indians, Indian tribes and Alaska Natives."

From the website, "Under the Midnight Sun of summer and the northern lights of winter, BLM Alaska is a land full of promise – 70 million acres of mountains, wetlands, and tundra for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations."

BOEM's Alaska Region Office is responsible for managing the development of oil, natural gas, renewable energy and mineral resources on Alaska's Outer Continental Shelf in an environmentally and economically responsible way.

Access to federal regulations regarding subsistence harvest in Alaska, links to regional councils and meeting materials.

The National Park Service's Alaska Office "supports the management of the 15 national parks, preserves, monuments and national historical parks in Alaska, as well as the 13 national wild rivers, two affiliated areas and a national heritage area..."

USFWS's mission is "working with Others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American People."

Contact information for the FBI's Anchorage field office, along with current news and resources about the Bureau's activities in Alaska.

The US Attorney's Office for the District of Alaska has offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau. The office represents the United States in criminal and civil cases, advocates for the rights of victims and supports witnesses, and coordinates law enforcement efforts for federal, state, and local agencies.

From the website, "The office partners with Federal, state and local governments and others to promote aviation safety and education across the region. The office addresses airspace and procedure modernization, runway safety, aviation workforce development, finance, information technology, policy, human resources, and civil rights."

Federal-state partnership to develop Alaska's infrastructure.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

This federal court has several "virtual courtrooms" in addition to offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau.

From the website, "The Alaska Interagency Coordination Center (AICC) is the Geographic Area Coordination Center for Alaska. Located on Ft. Wainwright (near Fairbanks), AICC serves as the focal point for initial attack resource coordination, logistics support, and predictive services for all state and federal agencies involved in wildland fire management and suppression in Alaska."

from the website, "The Alaska Mapping Executive Committee (AMEC) coordinates the modernization of critical Alaska map layers. Executives from multiple federal agencies and the State meet to prioritize and coordinate mapping objectives. AMEC currently promotes acquisition of several digital map layers including Imagery, Elevation, Terrestrial Hydrography, Wetlands, Coastal Shorelines and Bathymetry."

From the website, "The Alaska Public Lands Information Centers help visitors and residents to have meaningful, safe, enjoyable experiences on public lands, and encourages them to sustain the natural and cultural resources of Alaska. These centers provide trip-planning, interpretation, and education for all ages."

From the website, "North Pacific Fishery Management Council is one of eight regional councils established by the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act in 1976 to manage fisheries in the 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone, 3 miles off the coast of Alaska."

From the website, "The Pacific Flyway Council is an administrative body that forges cooperation among public wildlife agencies for the purpose of protecting and conserving migratory birds that inhabit western North America. The Council is composed of the director or an appointee from the public wildlife agency in each state and province in the western United States, Canada, and Mexico."