61. List Of Funded Proposals Services Program, City of Phoenix housing Department. HUD02-010, Resident Opportunityand Self Sufficiency Resident Service Delivery Models, alaska housing http://www.tgcigrantproposals.com/cgi-bin/propSubjects.asp?subject=8

62. The State Of Alaska SB 25, by Fairbanks Senator Gary Wilken, authorizes alaska housing Finance Corporationto establish a housing loan program for educators and nurses. http://www.state.ak.us/local/03061804.htm

Services Departments Governor Jobs ... State of Alaska Murkowski Signs 11 Bills at Fairbanks Event June 18, 2003 No. 03-141 (Fairbanks) - Following an enthusiastic Chamber of Commerce luncheon address, Governor Frank H. Murkowski today signed 11 bills into law, including one relating to predator control, another allowing roadside memorials, several pertaining to civil liability for various activities, and another on the Chitina dip net fishery. SB 155, by Fairbanks Senator Ralph Seekins, allows the Board of Game to consider a broader array of wildlife management objectives when designing a wildlife management program, such as controlling for the number of predators, as well as the prey population. It clarifies that both airborne and same-day airborne methods may be utilized in board-authorized programs, and streamlines the board's process of adopting predator control programs. It precludes the use of state helicopters or state personnel in predator control, except with the permission o f the commissioner. "The final version of the bill that passed the House addresses the concerns I had with the Senate version," Murkowski said. "The Department of Fish and Game will continue to have significant involvement in the predator management process, as it should. However, the bill provides a useful tool to the Board of Game in using predator control to achieve abundant and healthy game populations in Alaska."

63. USDA Provides $.9 Million In Alaska Housing Assistance demonstration program designed to assist in creating rental housing for processorworkers living in areas of high unemployment within the state of alaska. http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/rd/newsroom/2001/ak_1mill.html

News Release Contact: Bill Allen, (907) 761-7701 ballen@ak.usda.gov Dave Hill, (202) 690-0513 david.hill@rdmail.rural.usda.gov USDA PROVIDES $.9 MILLION IN ALASKA HOUSING ASSISTANCE WASHINGTON, August 21, 2001 - USDA Rural Development announced today the selection of two grant proposals to receive $918,015 to assist Alaska communities with the construction of housing for agriculture, and seafood processor workers. "It is because of individuals such as the processor workers, that we have access to a food supply that is second to none," said Alaska Rural Development State Director Bill Allen. "The housing to be built will help to bring workers and their families a higher quality of living conditions, and a place to call home." USDA Rural Housing Service (RHS) grant assistance is provided through a special demonstration program designed to assist in creating rental housing for processor workers living in areas of high unemployment within the state of Alaska. The following is a list of grant recipients: Seafood Producers Cooperative , Sitka, Alaska - $613,479 - 24 rental units.

64. Rural Housing of Palmer, the second such project in alaska. Seven MatSu area families, all residentsof rental housing at the start of the program, worked cooperatively to http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ak/rural.housing.htm

Home Up Single-Family Housing Multi-Family Housing ... Guaranteed Rural Housing Service Housing programs are administered through the Rural Housing Service (RHS) State Office, located in Palmer under the leadership of Deborah Davis, Director. Field offices are located in Bethel, Dillingham, Fairbanks, Kenai, Nome and Sitka for the convenience of rural residents. The State Office staff of ten, along with nine field office employees, work directly with the public. In FY 2002, RHS provided over $25 million dollars in mortgage financing, guarantees and rental assistance in rural Alaska. A highlight of FY 2001 was the Self-Help Project, located in the Butte area outside of Palmer, the second such project in Alaska. Seven Mat-Su area families, all residents of rental housing at the start of the program, worked cooperatively to construct their own homes. Each family was required to do at least 65 percent of the labor and no family was allowed to move in until all the homes were completed. ""There is no way we could have built our house without this USDA program," said self-help participant Robert Debach. The families worked under the guidance of the Alaska Community Development Corporation. Building on the success of the FY 2001 program, another 9 homes are under construction this year in the valley. 502 Direct (leveraged) Loans These homeownership loans assist income eligible residents attain affordable housing. RHS funds are combined with resources from a private lender or another funding agency. No down payment is required. This program offers interest rates that can be subsidized down to 1%. The Self-Help program allows applicants to participate in the construction of their homes to build sweat equity. Rural Housing Service helped seven families begin construction work on their own homes in conjunction with the Alaska Community Development Corporation. Contact Robyn Martin 761-7768 or Cathy Milazzo 761-7725 for more information.

65. ERHAk - About First to develop and implement a comprehensive housing industry education and trainingprogram. Several courses developed by ERH alaska have been accredited by http://www.erha.com/alaska/about.htm

About Energy Rated Homes of Alaska Energy Rated Homes of Alaska Loan Program Loan Program Information Loan Program - 6 Easy Steps Loan Reference Guide Eligible Improvements ... About ERHAk ERHAk in the News Governor's Award Winners Other Links Home Energy Ratings What is an Energy Rating? What is an Energy Mortgage? For Home Buyers For Builders ... ERHAk HOME E nergy Rated Homes of Alaska, Inc. ( ERH Alaska ) is the longest operating statewide home energy rating system in the nation. ERH Alaska is a nationally recognized for its innovative partnership with the Alaska housing industry Over 84% of all homes built in the state were energy rated. This market acceptance has lead to consumer demand for homes with highly efficient home energy rating. As a result of this market transformation, homes built today in Alaska require 50% less energy to heat per square foot than homes built in 1986 when Energy Rated Homes of Alaska was formed. By using a resourceful, comprehensive approach, ERH Alaska has successfully pioneered many "first uses" of a home energy rating system. These include: First home energy rating system (HERS) to be linked to the Multiple Listing Service which provides energy rating information on specific properties to real estate agents and appraisers.

66. Alaska State Parks Volunteer Program Volunteer And Volunteer Internship Position accredited degree in park management, or program designed for housing is a tworoombunkhouse cabin plus Transportation Must provide transportation to alaska. http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/vip/vvitrlcr.htm

Parks Boating Safety History/Archaeology Grants ... Parks and Outdoor Recreation Alaska State Parks Volunteer Program Volunteer and Volunteer Internship Positions - 2004 Trail Crew Note: Please be sure to check the general information page for instructions on how to apply! Click here to return to the list of position types. TRAIL CREW (1 position) Park/Area: PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND Prince William Sound is set in the western end of a coastal rain forest with glaciers, lakes, and fiords. Access is by boat or aircraft only! Work will be located in South Esther Island, Surprise Cove, and Decision Point State Marine Parks. Park facilities include coastal campsites and one cabin located in Squirrel Cove. Main Tasks: Assist park staff in construction of boardwalk, tent platforms, and latrines for the public. Will be trained and instructed in the use of trail construction tools, boating skills/safety, construction skills, and park management. Required Skills: Possess a valid driver's license; must possess good work ethics and maintain a strong sense of crew morale; be in good physical condition; able to live and work in a remote location cooperatively with others; able to work in adverse weather and rugged terrain; able to lift and carry heavy items; possess working knowledge of basic hand tools; possess good public relation skills.

67. RCAC - Alaska Northrim Bank; Rural Community Assistance Program, Inc State of alaska Departmentof Health and Social Services; Human Services; US Department of housing and Urban http://www.rcac.org/corpinfo/annualreport/states/alaska.html

Javascript is not enabled, use site map for extended navigation. Search RCAC Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for rural communities and disadvantaged people through partnerships, technical assistance and access to resources. Established in 1978, RCAC provides a wide range of housing and community development services. These services increase the availability of safe and affordable housing; improve water, wastewater and solid waste management; build capacity of local officials and community-based organizations; and develop the knowledge base of the rural public through education, publications and training. RCAC serves the rural communities of 12 states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Washington. Communities and agencies assisted Alaska Housing Development Corporation, Juneau

68. Juneau Please contact the program Supervisor, Doug Bridges, for additional information. alaskaCommission on Aging; alaska housing Finance Corporation; alaska Mental http://www.catholiccommunityservices.alaska.com/sess/juneau.htm

CCS Home SESS Home Our Programs Frequently Asked ... Ketchikan Programs Southeast Senior Services Juneau JUNEAU/DOUGLAS PROGRAMS We offer the following services and programs in the Juneau area: Respite Care Care Coordination/Case Management In-Home Counseling The Bridge Adult Day Program ... Douglas Senior Center (volunteer-run) Juneau Senior Center Valley Senior Center (volunteer-run) Home-Delivered Meals (a.k.a. Meals on Wheels) Door-To-Door Transportation (a.k.a. Care-A-Van) Health Promotion Activities 895 West 12 th Street adjacent to the Mountain View Apartments. Phone: (907) 463-6177 Toll-free phone number for people calling from outside Juneau: 1-866-746-6177 Fax: (907) 586-3329 Email: jcc-ccs@gci.net Please contact the Program Supervisor for additional information. DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER The Douglas Senior Center offers the following services: Congregate Meals at the Senior Center Health Promotion Activities (blood pressure checks, flu shots, health information) We are open for service Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00 - 1:00 and are located at the Douglas Community United Methodist Church at 3

69. 2003 Training Information alaska Office of Native American programs 3000 C Street, Suite 401 Anchorage, AK99503 Toll Free 1 877- 302 - 9800 (alaska Only) (907) 677- 9800 FAX (907 http://www.codetalk.fed.us/AKONAP.html

NAHASDA - Indian Housing Block Grant Program (IHBG) AKONAP Staff Environmental Links Federal Holidays ... Indian Home Loan Guarantee (Section 184) Program) PIH Notices (ONAP) Program Guidances and Other Resources Title VI Tribal Housing Activities Loan Guarantee Program Community Sponsored Programs Tribal Colleges Additional Links Quick Forms Indian Housing Plan APR (Part I only) HUD 272-I SF-272 Current Time and Temperature in Anchorage, AK HUD Search Index Alaska Office of Native American Programs 3000 C Street, Suite 401 Anchorage, AK 99503 Toll Free: 1- 877- 302 - 9800 (Alaska Only) FAX: (907) 677- 9807 Alaska Regional Information Meet Our Staff Tribes and Tribally Designated Housing Entities: Addresses and Contact Information AKONAP Training ... USDA Rural Development/Alaska Informational Links HUD's Home Page ONAP Program Information Amerind Indian Health Service ... THOMAS: Legislative Infor.

70. Title VI - Success Stories assistance to mortgage qualified families) or rented under the Lease to own Program.Funding for the project included an alaska housing Finance Corporation http://www.codetalk.fed.us/OLG_Title_VI_Success_Stories.htm

Title VI Tribal Housing Activities Loan Guarantee Program Title VI Training Title VI- How to Apply Title VI Eligibility Title VI Application ... Code Talk (www.codetalk.fed.us) Dream Catcher Native eDGE Site Map Contact Us ... HUD.gov ALASKA Mountain Village, Alaska, a remote community accessible only by river, air or dogsled, 150 miles northwest of Bethel, Alaska, is the site of the first Title VI guaranteed loan. The modular housing units, constructed in Palmer, Alaska, and shipped by barge to the home sites, will provide affordable rental housing for 8 families. First National Bank Alaska is the lender for the fixed rate, 20-year loan. The annual loan payment will coincide with the receipt of IHBG funds. 2. MOWA CHOCTAW HOUSING AUTHORITY ALABAMA The Tribally Designated Housing Entity (TDHE) will build 12 single family 4 bedroom homes in Mobile and Washington counties in Alabama on fee simple land owned by tribal members or the TDHE, including 5 homes to be built in a subdivision previously developed by the housing authority.

71. Alaska Mike Shiffer, Program Coordinator Rose Foster, Information and Referral Homelessnessand housing Association of alaska housing Authorities Rural Community http://www.autism-pdd.net/LINKS/alaska.html

Alaska Resources Each state sets eligibility ages for services to children and youth with disabilities. For current information concerning this state, please contact the office listed under STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION : Special Education See Alaska Web Resources STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: Special Education Services. STATE VOCATIONAL Rehabilitation Agency. DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Planning Council. DISABILITY Organizations PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN ages 3 through 5. STATE VOCATIONAL Special Needs Programs DISABILITIES Advocacy Program UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED Programs EARLY Intervention System. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH for children and youth PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN with Special Health Care Needs. TECHNOLOGY RELATED Assistance. PARENTS TRAINING and Information Project. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH /Retardation PARENT-TEACHER Association (PTA) STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: SPECIAL EDUCATION DiAnn Brown, Program Manager Office of Special Education/AK Department of Education 801 West 10th St, Suite 200 Juneau, AK 99801-1894 PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITES: AGES 3 THROUGH 5 DiAnn Brown, Program Manager

72. PBS - Hedrick Smith | Juggling Work And Family Planning_Department/Grants/ grants_main_page.htm, alaska housing Finance Corporationfeatures the Beneficiary and Special Needs housing Grant Program and GOAL http://www.pbs.org/workfamily/states/resalaska.htm

Alaska Resources Family Issues Alaska Division of Public Assistance 10002 Glacier Hwy, Suite 201 Juneau, AK 99801 Telephone: 907-465-3551 or 1-800-478-3551 Fax: 907-465-5238 http://www.hss.state.ak.us/htmlstuf/ pubassis/table.htm The Division of Public Assistance (DPA) provides child care assistance to families who are on the Alaska Temporary Assistance Program and who need help with child care costs while they work or participate in approved activities. Parents who are on Temporary Assistance and need child care should discuss their child care needs with their case manager. Health and Social Services online provides links to information about child care, youth services, medical and public assistance in Alaska. It also provides contact information for regional offices in Anchorage, Homer, Eagle River, Juneau, Bethel, Fairbanks, Kenai, Ketchikan, Kodiak, Kotzebue, Wasilla, Noome and Sitka. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation PO Box 101020 Anchorage, AK 99510-1020

73. Energy Efficiency And Housing Affordability - The Alaska Experience The third player is Energy Rated Homes of alaska, a public/private partnershipbetween the AHFC and the state s housing industry. The program rates a home http://www.north-rthn.org/newsletters/Frostline/94/12eng.html

Energy Efficiency and Housing Affordability - the Alaska Experience Building energy efficient and affordable housing is challenging in any environment, but in Alaska it is even more formidable. Alaska is a rich mix of diverse geographic and climatic regions. There are marine rain forests with 200 inches of rain per year in the south-east, while areas in the interior of the state could be considered deserts. Soil types vary from solid rock to sand dunes to permafrost. Some areas stay below freezing while others never freeze. Transportation and energy costs are usually very high. Waterways are still the main transportation routes. Some areas are supplied with cheap, natural gas, but others must add up to eight dollars per gallon onto the price of transported fuel. Heating a home in Alaska represents the highest housing cost outside the mortgage or rent. The state has recognized the critical link between energy efficiency and housing affordability. The Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC), the state's housing finance agency, is working in partnership with builders and residential energy efficiency professionals on the Warm Home for Alaskans initiative. The program is an innovative public/private partnership. Sam Halterman, technical director for the Alaska Craftsman Home Program explains, "The most important thing is that we're working cooperatively [builders and government] to develop a program to upgrade the housing stock. This will improve the coordination, technical base, and effectiveness and delivery between the programs. Our partnership comes directly from the successful Canadian experience in the R-2000 program." The Canadian Home Builders' Association works in partnership with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to develop energy efficient, affordable housing.

74. SENATOR MURKOWSKI, USDA’S DORR ANNOUNCE RURAL HOUSING PROGRAM FOR ALASKA s Rural Development agency and AHFC are working cooperatively to ensure thatprograms are in place to meet the high need for housing in rural alaska. http://murkowski.senate.gov/pressapp/record.cfm?id=213369

75. AIDS Action Council: ALASKA State Fact Sheet no funding was provided to alaska by the Department of housing and Urban Developmentunder the housing Opportunities for People With AIDS (HOPWA) program. http://www.thebody.com/aac/statefact/alaska.html

HIV/AIDS in ALASKA PROFILE OF THE EPIDEMIC The following data represent the cumulative totals of reported AIDS cases in Alaska. Included are the total number of reported AIDS cases, and the number of reported AIDS cases by demographic category in Alaska. Total Reported AIDS Cases In Alaska, the cumulative number of reported AIDS cases from the beginning of the epidemic in 1981 through 1996, is 363. 36 cases were reported in Alaska in the past year. Reported AIDS Cases By Race/Ethnicity In Alaska the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following populations is: White, not Hispanic- (67.22% of the total case count.) African-American- (8.54% of the total case count.) Hispanic/Latino- (6.89% of the total case count.) Asian/Pacific Islander- (0.0% of the total case count.) American Indian/Alaskan Native- (16.80% of the total case count.) Reported AIDS Cases By Gender In Alaska, 12.40% of the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases are among Women. Reported AIDS Cases By Age In Alaska, the percentage of the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following age groups is:

76. CCHRC Research 4) Develop local capacity to operate sustainable programs to prevent and controlhousingbased hazards that includes the University of alaska and State http://www.cchrc.org/research.html

Proposed Activities Completed Activities Reports Proposal Submission Current Research Projects Building America in Alaska II Healthy Homes in Alaska Health House VOC Monitoring Combustion Air/CO Study ... back to top Building America in Alaska II (updated 8/26/03) MTL photo Homes employing Building America technology are being constructed in Fairbanks, Wasilla, Kenai and Juneau. CCHRC is currently seeking funding to construct another MTL to monitor walls in other areas of Alaska. back to top Healthy Homes In Alaska (updated 5/14/03) back to top Health House VOC Monitoring (updated 8/26/03) T hrough a grant from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, CCHRC has contracted with Alaska Energy Associates (AEA) for data collection of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) in various new homes in Fairbanks and Juneau. The proposed dwellings in both communities will include a "Health House," a non-mechanically ventilated 5 Star home, and a 5 Star-Plus home with a heat recovery system for ventilation. The Fairbanks "Health House" tested is also a Habitat for Humanity house. Testing will take place pre-occupancy, soon after occupancy begins, and 6 months following occupancy. Contract completion has been extended to December 30, 2003.

77. State Summary For Alaska Work Therapy, a transitional housing program and HUD/VASH (VA Supported housing).During 2002, VA assisted more than 144 homeless veterans in alaska. http://www1.va.gov/opa/fact/statesum/akss.html

VA Home Page News Releases Fact Sheets Biographies ... Feature Items August 2003 Word Version Alaska and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs General: VA spent nearly $196 million in Alaska in 2002 to serve more than 71,552 veterans who live in the state. Last year, 12,465 people received health care in VA facilities and 11,383 Alaska veterans and survivors collected disability compensation or pension payments. More than 1,247 Alaska veterans used GI Bill payments for their education, 16,785 owned homes purchased through VA home loan guarantees and 205 were interred in Ft. Richardson and Sitka national cemeteries. Health Care: One of the most visible of all VA benefits is health care. VA has 162 hospitals, more than 850 ambulatory care and community-based outpatient clinics, 206 Vet Centers, 132 nursing homes, 43 domiciliary facilities and 73 comprehensive home care programs. Due to technology and national and VA health care trends, VA has changed from a hospital-based system to a primarily outpatient-focused system over the past seven years. With 22,000 fewer employees in 2002 than in 1995, VA provided care to 1.6 million more veterans across the country.

78. UAF SFOS Graduate Program is available on the University of alaska Southeast campus information on graduatefisheries housing locations, contact The Fisheries Program currently has 40 MS http://www.sfos.uaf.edu/academics/about/grad/

@import url("/stylesheets/sfos.css"); @import url("/academics/acad.css"); Academics home Graduate Undergraduate Course listings ... SFOS home School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences Academic Programs Graduate Program Overview This page contains an overview of the marine science, oceanography, and fisheries graduate program (M.S. and Ph.D.) at UAF. If you're not already familiar with our program, we recommend you read over this information first, and then follow the links to more detailed information about the oceanography marine biology , and fisheries graduate programs. Index Programs of study Research facilities Financial aid Cost of study ... Correspondence and information Programs of study The School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences offers the M.S. degree in biological, chemical, fisheries, geological, and physical oceanography; marine biology; fisheries; and seafood science and nutrition (interdisciplinary degree). M.S. students in fisheries have a choice of several emphasis areas: Fish and shellfish ecology, stock assessment and fishery management, conservation biology and genetics, stock enhancement, toxicology; all programs include elements of biometry. The Ph.D. is offered in marine biology, oceanography, fisheries and in an interdisciplinary program in seafood science and nutrition. M.S. programs in fisheries, oceanography and marine biology require at least one year of residence at UAF (which includes the School's outlying centers at Juneau, Seward, and Kodiak). Marine science faculty and students reside at Fairbanks and Seward. Fisheries faculty and students reside at Fairbanks and Juneau. Seafood science and nutrition is offered through faculty at the Fishery Industrial Technology Center (FITC) in Kodiak. M.S. degrees require a minimum of 30 credits. At least 21 credits must be at the graduate level. All M.S. programs require a thesis. Successful completion of an oral comprehensive examination and an oral defense of thesis examination are required of all M.S. students.

79. Campaign Site The goal of the program is to increase the number of rural alaska Connection for theHomeless (Operation RICH) project, the alaska housing Finance Corporation http://www.digitalempowerment.org/library/details.cfm?id=3888

80. P20000208_1 Development The state of alaska received a grant in the amount of $59,246 for thealaska State Commission for Human Rights Fair housing Initiatives Program. http://www.house.gov/donyoung/press/p20000208_1.htm

February 8, 2000 ALASKA DELEGATION ANNOUNCES GRANTS, AWARDS Washington, D.C.- The Alaska Congressional Delegation today announced a series of grants and awards to state groups and departments made by federal agencies. Alaska Congressman Don Young and Sens. Ted Stevens and Frank Murkowski said today that agencies have issued grants and awards worth $22.017 million in recent weeks. The grants and awards include: United States Department of Agriculture The state of Alaska received a grant in the amount of $11,835,000 for the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. in Anchorage. Funding will be used to serve 482 new consumers, construct 23 miles of distribution line, and make other system improvements. United States Department of Education The state of Alaska received a grant in the amount of $685,585 for the Anchorage 21st Century Community Learning Centers Project. This program will serve 500 students and 250 community members in afterschool, weekend, and summer program for a community with a high population of latchkey and “self-care” students. The state of Alaska received a grant in the amount of $301,687 for the Galena Community Learning Centers. This program will serve 222 students and 200 community members in an after school and an extended learning 8-week summer program.

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