- Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 at 11:30 am
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Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 at 11:30 am
NEW – The City of Galena continues work on the leak at the ENHC. Give them a big THANK YOU next time you see them! Conservation of water is really important until they can recover from the outage.
The system is currently under a BOIL WATER NOTICE until testing can be done, because the system was unsealed for a time. Also, turn your circulating pumps back on, and be cautious with your usage. Thanks to the City of Galena staff for acting quickly on a Sunday to restore service! An extensive document about the Boil Water Notice is here.
We will continue to work on repairing the water near the clinic , with the ground being frozen and having to keep the piped water system pressurized so it won’t freeze has been a struggle . Hopefully, we will be able to expose the pipe today and repair.
We do have 7 feet of water at the city plant , so please conserve and we will start hauling from the base plant again today. We are on a BOIL WATER notice and DEC has been notified. Sorry for the inconvenience and if you water line is frozen please call the city and we will come help and assist when we can , but understand our main priority is not to let the main water system freeze.
Please be patient and know we are doing our best. (3/9)
NEW – The 2026 Iditarod comes to the Yukon this week. Mushers are expected to arrive in Galena on Friday March 13, and continue coming in all weekend. The Galena checkpoint will once again be the Larson Charlie Community Hall. Iditarod support staff and trail crew typically begin arriving on Wednesday, and often arrive before Iditarod sends any food to the checkpoint. So food donations from the community would be most welcome and needed starting on Wednesday March 11, and continuing through Sunday. Galena has an excellent reputation for providing hearty, home-cooked meals to visiting mushers and support staff, and let’s all try to uphold that tradition. If you have any questions, please contact Tim Bodony at 656-7264. (3/9)
NEW – Louden Tribe will be closed Friday March 13th in observance of Traditional Chiefs Day, have a great weekend. (3/9)
TOURNAMENT RESULTS:
G1: Valdez 42 – Hutchison 30
B1: Valdez 60 – Hutchison 55
G2: Galena 65 – Delta 39
B2: Delta 78 – Galena 50
G3: Monroe 74 – Valdez 16
G4: Delta 60 – Hutchison 22
B3: Galena 52 – Hutchison 47
G5: Delta 59 – Valdez 48
B4: Delta 74 – Valdez 43
G6: Monroe 55 – Galena 32
B5: Valdez 73 – Galena 69
G7: Galena 56 – Delta 38
NEW – The Louden Tribe is conducting an Elder Needs Assessment and needs input from Elders 55 and older. The assessment is anonymous and asks general questions about health, social support, housing, etc. Surveys are available at the Louden Tribal Office, Monday – Friday from 8 am – 4 pm or can be delivered upon request. Elders who complete the survey will be put into a drawing for an opportunity to win one of two $50 gift cards. Please contact the office with questions or to request a survey at 907-331-0347. (3/4)
During Lent, St John Berchman’s Catholic Church in Galena will have daily Mass or prayer service at 11:30 followed by the Rosary at Noon on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Rosary will be at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays at the Elders Center and Stations of the Cross will be on Fridays at noon in the church. The Elders Center will host Mass on Saturdays at 4 pm, and Mass starts Sunday at church at the normal time of 11 am. (2/16)
A message from the Edgar Nollner Health Center: There is still a large patch of ice directly in front of the clinic ramp. Please use caution in this area and contact the clinic if you need an alternate ramp to use in the meantime. (2/18)
MEETINGS
NEW – The Galena Book Club will meet at 11 am on Saturday, March 14, at the Galena Coffee Shop. The book to be discussed is The Hail Mary Project, soon to be released as a movie to theaters. Everyone is welcome. Please bring suggestions for books for our group to read. March’s book is Blue Sky, White Sky by a local author. If anyone has questions or needs a ride, please contact Debbie Koontz at 907 656 7321. (3/9)
NEW – The Alaska Center for Resource Families (ACRF) invites individuals and families across Alaska to a supportive orientation for those interested in becoming resource parents. A resource family is one that provides care to children and teens through foster care, kinship care, or adoption.
ACRF offers online and phone orientations, along with specialized sessions for relative caregivers that highlight the unique support available when caring for a child or youth in their family.
Upcoming dates:
- All families: Wednesday, March 4, 6 p.m. Join via Zoom
- Relative caregivers: Monday, March 9, 6 p.m. Join via Zoom
- All families: Thursday, March 19, 12 p.m. Join by phone
- All families: Wednesday, April 1, 6 p.m. Join via Zoom
- Relative caregivers: Monday, April 13, 12 p.m. Join via Zoom
- All families: Thursday, April 16, 7 p.m. Join by phone
RSVP today and find other upcoming events on our calendar: acrf.org/calendar. A more detailed description is found in the PDF file here. (2/26)
NEW – The Louden Tribe will hold their Annual Membership Meeting on Saturday, April 18th at the Community Hall. Doors and registration will open at 11:30 am and lunch will begin at noon. Please bring a dish to share if you’re able! We once again look forward to our Denaakk’e Students opening our meeting with song and dance, remembering and recognizing members of our community and gathering with everyone to provide updates from our staff on accomplishments and what is in store for the coming year. We also welcome special guest presentations with updates from the Galena City School District, solar farm progress and information from Alaska Silver. The full agenda is posted and we will be sharing more information on voting gifts and door prizes soon! Contact the Tribal Office at 907-331-0347 with any questions! Their agenda is here. (3/5)
Education Section
NEW – March Is National Reading Month!
“Open a Book, Open a World”
March encourages the joy of reading and highlights its importance for learners of all ages.
Benefits of Reading:
– Strengthens language and communication skills.
– Builds imagination and creativity.
– Improves focus and cognitive abilities.
– Encourages lifelong learning.
Ways to Celebrate:
– Read 20 minutes daily.
– Host a family reading night.
– Visit your local library.
– Start a journal or book club.
We help families access literacy activities, community resources, and engagement opportunities that support children’s growth and learning.
Email: system.of.care@tananachiefs.org ~ Phone: 907-452-8251 ext. 6781 (3/9)
NEW – March Is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month promotes inclusion, respect, and equitable opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.
This includes Autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, intellectual disabilities, and other conditions that impact learning, communication, and daily living.
- Inclusion strengthens communities
- Everyone deserves opportunities to thrive
- Kindness and understanding reduce barriers
How You Can Support:
Encourage inclusive environments
Support caregivers and families
Advocate for accessible services
Promote understanding and acceptance
We partner with families to navigate services, strengthen supports, and promote inclusion grounded in cultural values and community strengths.
Email: system.of.care@tananachiefs.org ~ Phone Number: 907-452-8251 ext. 6781 (3/9)
NEW – March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month
“More Than My Brain Injury”
Each March, we recognize individuals living with brain injuries and work to increase understanding, reduce stigma, and promote prevention.
Did You Know?
– Brain injuries can result from falls, accidents, sports, or medical events.
– Many brain injuries are preventable with safety measures like helmets and seatbelts.
– Many who experience brain injuries face invisible symptoms such as cognitive and emotional changes.
How You Can Support:
– Learn the signs of concussion.
– Encourage safety and injury prevention.
– Promote compassion and understanding.
– Share resources in your community.
We connect families and individuals with culturally responsive resources, services, and community support to promote healing and wellbeing.
Email: system.of.care@tananachiefs.org ~ Phone: 907-452-8251 ext. 6781 (3/9)
NEW – The Louden Tribe is holding two free training opportunities for the community. There will be a Boiler Maintenance Class on April 21st-22nd and a Toyo Stove Maintenance Class on April 23rd-24th. The classes will run from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm each day and spots are limited to 12 people each. Interested individuals can call the Louden Tribal Office at 907-331-0347 to sign up! (3/2)
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Find a comprehensive description of the American Indian College Fund Scholarships here! (1/28)
Registration is now open for the 2026 Traditional Games, scheduled for April 10-12 at Yaada.at Kalé (Juneau-Douglas High School). This annual event, co-hosted by Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) and Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (T&H) in partnership with the Juneau School District, celebrates Alaska Native cultural heritage and survival skills through ancient sports that test strength, agility, balance, endurance and focus.
The competition features three divisions: Middle School (6th-8th grade), High School (9th-12th grade) and an Open Division for adults and college athletes. Athletes will compete in 12 events rooted in hunting and survival techniques that have sustained Indigenous peoples for centuries.
Find a complete description with links and email contacts here! (1/28)
Galena Kids Club has started up again. Kids in kindergarten through 5th grade are invited to attend every Wednesday from 4-5pm in the SHS Little Gym for a Bible story, songs, and games! Contact Amanda Martin with any questions at 907-521-1155. This is not a GCSD sponsored event. (1/23)
Fishing and Hunting Information
March Moose Hunt Opens in a Portion of Unit 21D
February 18, 2026 (Fairbanks) – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has scheduled an any-moose registration hunt (using the RM831 permit) that will open on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
The hunt will occur in the part of Unit 21D south of the south bank of the Yukon River, downstream of the up-river entrance of Kala Slough and west of Kala Creek. This area includes the Kaiyuh Flats, where the moose population was estimated to be 1,900–2,500 in 2011 but increased to 4,000–4,500 moose by 2018. Trend count surveys conducted in November, from 2019 through 2025, indicate the population continued to grow through 2023, although productivity apparently slowed down in 2024 and 2025. Despite the recent slowdown in growth, 969 adult moose were observed in the 2025 fall survey, compared to an average of 850 adult moose observed from 2001 through 2025.
“Moose abundance increased in this area for several years, and the population can continue to support a winter harvest opportunity,” said Galena Area Biologist Glenn Stout.
The hunt is scheduled to run from March 1 through March 15; however, the Department has established a quota of 25 moose with no more than 20 cows. If either quota is met before March 15, then the season will be closed by Emergency Order. Hunters are prohibited from shooting a cow accompanied by a calf.
“Because the harvest quota is relatively few moose, hunters are required to report harvested moose within 2 days,” said Stout.
Permits are available now online, or at license vendors in Nulato and Kaltag. Only Alaska residents who have not harvested a moose since July 1, 2025 may participate in this hunt.
Successful hunters must report, either on the internet at http://hunt.alaska.gov, or in person or by phone to the Fairbanks office (459-7206). Hunters who report by phone must also mail their permit reports within 15 days of the close of the season. Unsuccessful hunters must also report within 15 days of the close of the season on the internet at http://hunt.alaska.gov, or by mailing their report.
Hunters are urged to obtain a receipt when they turn in their hunt reports or to mail them by delivery confirmation receipt. Hunters who fail to return reports, even if they do not harvest a moose, face losing the opportunity to receive any registration, drawing, or tier I and II permits next year and may be cited for a violation of the Alaska hunting regulations. (2/19)
The Alaska Department of Fish & Game has issued the 2025 Yukon River Fall Season Summary as well. You can download that PDF document here. (1/16)
The Alaska Department of Fish & Game has issued the 2025 Yukon River Preliminary Summer Season Summary. You can download that PDF document here. (1/9)
Louden’s 2025-2026 Predator Harvest Incentive Program is now open. Louden Tribal Members who legally harvest a wolf now through April 30th may submit for a $400 payment at the Louden Tribal Office. Forms must be approved by a Council Member. If you have any questions about this program, please contact us at 907-656-1711. The full description of the program is available here. (8/18)
Health Care Corner
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UPDATED- Here is the latest schedule for visiting providers at the Edgar Nollner Health Center in Galena: (updated Feb 25)
- Micheal Stempek, PA-C: February 24th – March 30.
The Edgar Nollner Health Center will be closed for Traditional Chiefs Day on Friday, March 13th.
Call 907-451-6682 ext 5301 to make an appointment. Or, call the ENHC’s new all purpose number at (888) 753-9889.
Permanent Schedule Change for ENHC:
- We will be closing the clinic from 12 PM to 1 PM daily beginning December 1st. The doors will be locked and the phones forwarded to on-call (emergency-only) mode. Please avoid calling during this time for non-emergent medical needs. (11/24)
If you’re pregnant or may be pregnant, contact the Community Pregnancy Center in Anchorage for free counseling, pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and other support services at 907-337-9292. Their website is located here. (4/4)
DRS are experts in substance abuse recovery. Their Alaska Substance Use Resources, linked here, contain the following useful information:
- Comprehensive Listings: Access to various rehab facilities across the state.
- Treatment Options: Information on different types of therapies and programs.
- Support Services: Details on additional support like counseling and aftercare.
- Guidance for Families: Resources to help loved ones understand the recovery process.
Call DRS at 877-208-7211 and take advantage of the resources available. (10/14)
Partners in Policing
Galena Trooper post landline (907) 656-1233 is back up and running for nonemergent needs. If no answer, after hours, or for emergency needs we can still be reached at (907) 451-5100. (1/31)
Due to national level issues and new federal requirements, the State of Alaska’s Department of Motor Vehicles has changed their proctor criteria for driver’s license testing. The Galena Troopers no longer meet these requirements and are no longer able to proctor driver’s license tests or CDL tests.
Applicants can take the non-commercial tests on-line at https://k2do-ak.iti4dmv.com/at-home/Welcome. Commercial knowledge tests must be taken at a DMV office, third party tester, or business partner. Locations can be found at https://dmv.alaska.gov/locations/business-partners/ (1/31)
Drug Dealers and Bootleggers Beware
Please help to stop bootleggers and drug dealers in our community. Share information with law enforcement, parents and caregivers about known drug dealers and bootleggers. We are a small community and we all know in one way or another who they are. We will not tolerate drug dealers and bootleggers, especially those who sell to our children and young adults. To report suspected drug dealers or bootlegger activity or if you know of drug dealers travelling to Galena, call Fairbanks Airport
Police (907) 474-2530; You have the option to remain anonymous. We appreciate your assistance.
Community Info
NEW – The Louden Tribe will be holding elections at our Annual Membership Meeting for seats B-1, B-2, and B-3. Interested individuals must submit a Declaration of Candidacy Form to the Office by 4 pm on Friday, April 10th to be put on the official election ballot. Candidates must be an enrolled member of the Louden Tribe, 18 years of age or older, have lived in Galena 6 months prior to the election and able to pass an ICPA background check and drug test. Please contact the office at 907-331-0347 with questions or to request the Declaration Form. (3/5)
Hello Galena Folks!
Sustainable Energy for Galena Alaska (SEGA) is looking for a passionate and engaged community member to serve as our next Community At-Large Representative on the Board of Directors!
No prior experience is needed in energy or board work, just a genuine care for the town of Galena and a willingness to show up for your neighbors. SEGA highly values your unique perspective and contribution to the table and would deeply appreciate that seat being filled. If you are interested or would like to learn more, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Enaa’ Baasee’ / Thank you greatly,
Tim Kalke, SEGA
907-656-7024
tim.kalke@sustainablegalena.org (2/27)
– There are a variety of vegetable and flower seeds available at the Louden Tribal Office for the community! Come by the Office Monday – Friday between 8 am – 4 pm to pick up your seeds and get ready for spring! (2/19)
The Louden Tribe is now accepting applications for the Starlink Reimbursement Program. The grant funding this program is to increase reliable internet access in rural communities. All Galena resident households are eligible for up to $500 in Starlink equipment and mounting accessories plus a $100 flat fee for installation. Only one Starlink unit can be reimbursed per household and all equipment must have been purchased after September 14, 2022. Applications are due by June 30, 2026. Please call the office at 907-331-0347 or email us at office@loudentribe.com for applications or more information. You can also stop by the office during regular business hours Monday – Friday 8 am – 4 pm or visit https://www.loudentribe.org/starlink-reimbursement for Program Guidelines and applications. (2/3)
A message from Louden Tribal Office: If you applied for the $1,000 fuel credit to Crowley through Louden, that should now be applied to your account. Households are responsible for calling into Crowley to order the fuel. If you have any questions please call the Louden Office at 907-331-0347. (2/26)
Join the Gana-A’Yoo, Limited Board of Directors!
We are looking for Gana-A’Yoo Shareholders to become Directors and help guide the future of the corporation. The year’s election requires at least one elected board member to hold Class B (Koyukuk) stock and one to hold Class D (Kaltag) stock. There are three open seats, each for a three-year term. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 13, 2026.
To apply, fill out the Candidate and Director’s Questionnaire form found on the Gana-A’Yoo website under the Shareholder Portal. https://ganaayoo.com/gana-ayoo-governance/
Join the Gana-A’Yoo Foundation Board of Directors
We are also accepting applications for the Gana-A’Yoo Foundation Board of Directors. We invite anyone over 18 years old who is passionate about education, leadership, and community development to apply. There is one open seat on the Foundation board, with a three-year term. The deadline to apply is also Friday, March 13, 2026. If you are interested, please send a letter of intent along with your resume.
Another reminder that Shareholder and Student of the Year nominations and applications are accepted year-round. The deadline for the 2026 awards is Friday, March 13th. The forms are available on our website at ganaayoo.com under “Forms, Records, and Stock.” All forms and documents can be emailed to info@ganaayoo.com, faxed to 907.569.9699, or mailed to 3035 C Street, Anchorage, AK 99503. (1/28)
The Louden Tribe has a steamer and 2 bucket heaters available for households to borrow to thaw out their sewer lines. To use the steamer you need a 20 gallon propane tank and water. If you need to borrow either of these, please contact the office at office@loudentribe.com (phones are currently not working). The equipment may only be borrowed for 2 days at a time. Priority is given to homes with Elders and small children. Thank you for your patience. (1/9)
Louden Tribe received two boxes of 2026 calendars from TCC. All are welcome to stop by the LTC office and get one.
The Louden Tribe is happy to announce that it is once again able to provide snow removal services for Elder Tribal Members! Resident Tribal Members 60 years of age or older may request snow removal services this winter. Members 70 years and older may also have their steps shoveled. You must sign a waiver before requesting services so please call the office at 907-331-0347 to set up a time to review and sign. This service is only available during regular business hours Monday – Friday. Baasee’ for your patience as we worked to get the plow fixed! (11/17)
The Yukon Koyukuk Elder Assisted Living Facility is hosting congregated lunches every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Lunch will be provided at noon. The program is available for elders over 55+. Please call ahead by 11:00 AM if you’d like to have your lunch picked up. If you have any questions please contact Ginger Attla at 907-656-2574. (9/1)
Galena Bible Church Youth group is up and running for all kids in middle school and high school! Youth Group meets at the Bible Church on Wednesday nights from 7-9pm for games, worship, and a Bible lesson! For more information contact Amanda Martin 907-521-1155. (9/3)
Galena residents! The City of Galena is proud to celebrate its 100 years in 2025! There is a celebration in the planning and we are looking for pictures of Galena from 1925-2025 for a slide show presentation. If you have a picture you would like to share – please send them to Pam Pitka at Pamelapitka @gmail.com or call 656-7003. Baasee! (7/2)
LONG TERM PARKING SECTION
A reminder from our friends at Gana-A’Yoo, Limited: Shareholders and Descendants must apply for a timber use permit to harvest timber on Gana-A’Yoo lands. Non-shareholder residents of the community are not permitted. Commercial guiding activities have been prohibited on Gana-A’Yoo lands, and non-shareholders are not permitted to hunt on Gana-A’Yoo lands. Visit www.ganaayoo.com for more information on Gana-A’Yoo Land Management Policies and applications. If there are any questions or concerns please contact us at 888-656-1606. (Updated 8/8)
Louden has free smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are also available! Please call Tirzah at 9076561711 or stop by the Louden Office with any questions. (Updated 12/20)
The Tanana Chiefs Conference, Division of Wellness and Prevention would like to share a special announcement! In collaboration with the Alaska Careline, 988 is the NEW three-digit dialing code for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. For years, the Lifeline – formerly known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – has answered tens of millions of calls and helped people overcome mental health-related distress. When you call, text, or chat at 988, you will be quickly connected to a trained crisis counselors who will listen to your concerns, provide support, and get you additional help if needed. 988 can be used by anyone, anytime, including those who want to help their loved ones. There is HOPE. You are not alone in crisis. Just call, text, or chat at 988. (8/10)
Job Openings
The Louden Tribe is requesting proposals for a Dike Road Restoration & Improvement Project Scope of Work Report. The goal of this project is to assess the current conditions of the dike and identify the areas where it has fallen below the original elevation.
The services for this project should include but not be limited to
- Research, collection, and evaluation of the original design documentation of the Dike
- Assessment of the condition and elevation of the dike in its full perimeter.
- Identification of any structural issues in the dike.
Comparison of original and current conditions, and identification of measures to restore the dike to its original elevation. - Identification of all permitting, environmental and other requirements that the project may entail
- A delivery of a Project Scope of Work, that will include an assessment of condition and feasibility, design guidelines for a proposed solution, identification of permits, environmental requirements, organizations involved, and similar, plus an estimated budget and timeline for the actual construction project and its full design.
- Please submit your proposal (PDF format up to 20MB) by email to Alvin Williams, Transportation Coordinator, at alvin.williams@loudentribe.com before 5 pm AKT of April 30, 2026.
- A full description of this job is found in PDF format here. (3/2)
TCC is hiring for the following positions located at the Edgar Nollner Health Center in Galena!
- Operations Officer
- Dental Assistant I
- Clinical Registered Nurse
- Lead Certified Medical Assistant
- Clinical Support Staff/Medical Assistant (Full Time)
- Clinical Support Staff/Medical Assistant (Part Time)
To view all openings, or to apply online go to www.tananachiefs.org/careers/! (1/14)
The Nulato Tribal Council is currently seeking to fill a position for a Construction Manager. This is a full time position with salary DOE and benefits included. If there are any interested applicants, please call Martha Turner or Mabel Generous at the Nulato Tribal Office @ 907-898-2339. A full job description is here. (12/30)
The Nulato Tribe is looking for Heating Fuel Delivery Drivers and Wood Seller. If anyone is interested, please call Martha Turner or Mabel Generous at the Nulato Tribe at 907-898-2339. Compensation and temporary accommodations can be arranged. (12/30)
UPDATED – The Yukon Koyukuk Elder Assisted Living Facility is accepting applications for Personal Care Attendants and Certified Nursing Aides. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, pass a criminal background check which is done by YKEALF, have at least 3 positive references and above all love and respect elders. Applications must be neat and complete with 2 sets of fingerprint cards to be considered. Questions can be directed to Ginger Attla at 907-656-2574 or by email at ykealfresidentmanager@gmail.com. The application is here. The Elder’s Facility provides shared housing within walking distance of the center. A job description for a Personal Care Attendants is here, and an application form is here. (Updated 12/15)
Galena City School District is looking for substitute staff for all positions for this school year. If you are looking for a flexible schedule, this is the temporary position for you! If interested, please apply at the Galena City School District website, under employment, substitutes. You can also apply using this link. Their phone number is 907-656-1205. (8/12)
Galena City School District is hiring! Current job openings can be found on our district website at www.galenaalaska.org/employment. (12/13)
Classifieds
*** PLEASE NOTE, any classified ad two weeks or older will be removed, so please try and keep us informed when something is sold or a need has been met. Thanks!
LOOKING FOR: A boat ride or plane ride into the bush for a moose hunt in September. Dustin Fox seeks you at 707-621-2660. (2/20)
NEW SHOP IN GALENA! The Annex at 14 Gabes Drive is Open for Business!
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Closed for Regionals ~ Go Hawks!
Email for any emergent retail needs at Galenaakannex@gmail.com
We are a small business specializing in new and gently used items to help make life in our rural communities a bit more convenient…and/or whimsical.
Our top categories…. ~Kitchenware ~Dorm/Home Decor ~Teacher’s Aids/School Supplies ~Books, including rare/out of print Alaskana ~Crafting Materials ~Sewing Notions ~ New & Vintage Jewelry ~Toys/Plushies ~Throw Blankets ~Games/Cards/Puzzles ~Bulk Items
Come in for your Valentine’s Day gifts! We have a wide range of items to fit any budget.
*Closing Times are….suggested. If the light is still on, come on in! (Updated 3/4)
Lost and Found
*** PLEASE NOTE, any lost and found notice more than two weeks old will be removed, so please try and keep us informed when owners and items have been joyfully reunited. Thanks!
Galena Pool Schedule
2026 Winter Pool Schedule
Open Swim
Friday: 7-8:30 pm [CANCELLED on January 23 due to the basketball tournament]
Saturday: 7-8:30 pm
Morning Lap Swim
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 6 am – 7:15 am
Early afternoon workout w/Pam (no pool access)
1:30-2:30 pm Monday & Wednesday
Afternoon Lap Swim
Discontinued until further notice.
Master’s Swim
Tuesday & Thursday 7-8:30 pm
Family Swim
Sunday from 4:30 – 6 pm (*New time!)
Pool Schedule is subject to change due to lifeguard availability and amount of use.
Closure and schedule change information will be posted on pool door and on KIYU Yukon Wireless.
$5/per family. Parents/Guardians must be present, swimming or observing on the pool deck.
Workout room and Showers available during all open times.
Pool facility is $5/use or prepurchase swims at City office(credit card) or pool(cash/ck) 13/$50 26/$100 40/$150
For pool rental please contact Sandy @907-656-7100 a week prior to desired date.
Lodging and Vehicle Rentals
Here is a listing of privately-owned lodging establishments and vehicle rental businesses in Galena. Please feel free to share this resource with those needing short or long term, temporary lodging or transportation. If you offer these services, and wish to be added to the list, please e-mail us at wireless@kiyu.com so we can post it online.
PRIVATELY OWNED LODGING ESTABLISHMENTS & VEHICLE RENTALS IN GALENA, ALASKA |
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| Business | Rooms | Beds | Description | Contact Information | ||||
| Alexander’s Lake BnB | 4 | 6 | 4 Bedrooms with 6 beds total. Starlink Satellite w/WiFi, Dish Network. | 907-656-7095 cell; 907-947-3631 | Joyce & Larry | |||
| Joyce & Larry Hausmann | Firm, extra long comfortable beds. Full Kitchen and Laundry. | larry_hausmann@hotmail.com | Hausmann | |||||
| Airport pick up; Walking to School, Clinic, City Hall and Coffee Shop(Fully licensed) | Established 2013 | |||||||
| Frankson Services | 5 | 10 | 2 private homes: one 5 bedroom (Satellite TV in each room) and | 907-656-7042 cell | Erica Frankson | |||
| Erica Frankson | 2 | 2 | one 2 bedroom home. Both have Wifi, WD, fully furnished kitchen. | erica_c15@hotmail.com | ||||
| 3 full size Chevy Trucks to rent. | www.franksonslodging.com | |||||||
| Galena Rentals | 3 | 4 | Three bedroom unit. | 907-378-6741 | Sharon Nollner | |||
| Sharon Nollner | Ford F-150 for rent! | |||||||
| Pitka’s Car Rentals | 3: Ford 150 extended cab; Ford 150 standard cab; Ford 250 Flatbed | 907-656-7011 cell; 656-1719 home | Terry Pitka | |||||
| Terry Pitka | tpitka@hotmail.com | |||||||
| Shangri-la | 5 | 7 | Three Bedroom House + 2 Cabins: WiFi, Satellite TV, washer/dryer, full kitchen | 907-656-4545; 378-6668 cell (Brad); 656-7100 cell (Sandy) | Sandy Scotton | |||
| Sandy Scotton | Vehicles to rent: 2 trucks, 2 Expeditions | shangrila@akscottons.com | ||||||
| Nissan Frontier for rent | ||||||||
| Yukon Alaska Enterprise | 4 | 9 | 2 bedroom apartment w/3 beds | 907-656-1334 | Shirley Cleaver | |||
| Shirley Cleaver | Truck Rentals: 2 Toyota Tundras (4×4) 4-door and a Ford Truck F-250 | 907-656-7210 cell | ||||||
| ” Located on the Banks of the Yukon River” | gal_999@yahoo.com | |||||||
| Piper Bravo Services LLC. | FOR RENT: 2004 Cadillac Escalade and a Chevy Malibu! | 907-371-8990 | Kailey Erickson | |||||
Galena Emergency Numbers UPDATED OCTOBER 2023
Police: 911
Police non-emergency office line is 656-2177.
Medical: (888) 753-9889 (daytime office hours and after hours emergencies).
Tanana Chiefs Conference After-Hours Triage Nurse: 1-800-478-6682 (for times when clinic is closed or a local on-call provider is not available)
Behavioral Health Emergency Line: 888-753-9889
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: text or call 988, open 24/7
Alaska State Troopers (statewide, toll free ): 1 (800) 811-0911
Airport Police (statewide, toll free): 1 (877) 847-4342
TV Schedule
For villages out of Galena that are interested in ARCS TV service call KIYU at (907) 656-1488 and we’ll get you in touch with those that can assist you.
The ARCS TV Schedule is available here.
The Food Section
GALENA COFFEE SHOP
Call 656-7371 by 11:00 AM to place orders ahead of time when possible.
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