Airport Feeder Update/Announcement October 30, 2025
Joe Kozloff performing utility locates for the EPC lineman crew. Electrical transformers for the project started arriving on Coastal Transportation in October 2025. The City Public Works staff will pick them up and store them until work resumes in the spring of 2026. The electrical switch is expected to arrive in Spring of 2026. Electric […]
Contractors constructing equipment building for the new Aalax Landfill.
Bristol Prime Contractors have been on site since early September erecting the equipment building for the new Aalax Landfill. City Public Works staff and TDX staff have been assisting with the project. The building should be completed by mid-November. City Public Works staff will next be leveling out the ground for the fence line to […]
Agnew::Beck Consultants Developing Draft Business Plan for Community Farm
October 2025 —The Agnew::Beck team is currently working on developing the draft business plan. Specifically, they are: Developing the financial model that will feed into the financial pro forma and feasibility picture. The financial model and pro forma will take into consideration the estimated capital and operations and maintenance costs. Funding sources and strategies overview […]
Aalax Landfill Progress Update
City Public Works staff are currently working on site to move the sand dune hill in order to level out the ground to create a level cell pad. They are also hauling more scoria in for the equipment building pad and the new access road. In order to reduce erosion, they are using topsoil with […]
Public Meeting Rescheduled for February: Draft of Transportation Safety Action Plan
Join us for a public meeting to review and provide feedback on the draft Transportation Safety Action Plan. Prepared by Kuna Engineering using the information and feedback from sessions and surveys conducted in Saint Paul, this draft plan will help guide funding efforts aimed at enhancing transportation safety on Saint Paul Island. Wednesday, February 56:00-8:00 […]
Draft of SS4A Safety Action Plan 2024 Available For Public Review
A draft of the Pribilof Island SS4A Regional Transportation Safety Plan is now available for public review by clicking this link: Pribilof Island SS4A Regional Transportation Safety Plan, and we encourage community members to share their feedback. A public meeting is scheduled for the first week of December to discuss the plan and gather community […]
SS4A Transportation Safety Action Plan Draft to be presented to Saint Paul City Council
The Pribilof Islands Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Transportation Safety Action Plan Draft will be presented to the City Council of Saint Paul Island at 1:00 PM on October 30th. This initial review by the City Council marks the first step in gathering feedback to shape the final draft of the plan. The […]
Safe Streets & Roads For All Action Plan — June 2024 Update
Kuna survey crew personnel visited Saint Paul Island again June 11 to 15 to capture drone imagery data. The team also collected survey monument locations for community mapping and implementation for the SS4A Action Plan. This data will also be integrated into the ArcGIS web map site. The Kuna team is arranging phone and video […]
Safe Streets & Roads For All Action Plan — April/May 2024 Update
Kuna Engineering visited the community of Saint Paul Island from April 14 through April 18, 2024. They met with City staff and Council, the Saint Paul Health Center, TDX, and Aleut Community of Saint Paul Tribal Government. The Kuna team toured the island roadways, conducted road safety inspections, and documented problematic areas and infrastructure. Photos […]
EPA Prepares Environmental Assessment for New Aalax Landfill
The City and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prepared an Environmental Assessment and Preliminary Finding of No Significant Impact for public review and comment for 30 calendar days in July of 2023. EPA considered public and agency comments prior to making its decision regarding implementation of the proposed project. No adverse or negative concern was […]
