DCC Conversation with Denali Borough Mayor
DCC members and board had a Zoom conversation with Denali Borough Mayor Clay Walker on June 2. Topics were wide-ranging,
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The Beetles Move North
Article by Patrice LaVigne. Photo of spruce bark beetles by Alex Wenninger Alaska is in the midst of a spruce
DCC submits scoping comments to FERC opposing Parks Highway gasline route
Read our comments below. DCC comments – Alaska LNG Project scoping Background Since 2008, Denali Borough residents have heard
DCC Submits Comments on Agnew::Beck recommendations
This past weekend, DCC submitted comments on the Draft recommendations of the consulting firm Agnew::Beck to the Denali Borough on
COMMENT DEADLINE OCTOBER 31: Denali Borough planning recommendations
The consulting firm of Agnew::Beck was recently hired by the Denali Borough to assist with creating a management system for Borough-owned
Denali Borough to have meetings to discuss Agnew::Beck land planning recommendations
ATTEND A MEETING AND SHARE YOUR VIEWS The consulting firm of Agnew::Beck was recently hired by the Denali Borough to assist
DCC submits comments on Preliminary Permit request for a Hydroelectric project on Carlo Creek
On February 6, 2015, DCC submitted comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on a Preliminary Permit to establish
DCC submits comments on Bruskasna Dam Preliminary Permit Application
On February 13th, Denali Citizens Council submitted comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on an application for a
Public comment invited on Hydroelectric Projects on Carlo Creek and the Jack River
Northwest Power Services, Inc., based out of Wasilla, Alaska, has submitted preliminary permit applications with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
DCC Supports Denali Borough resolution on Stampede State Recreation Area
DB Assembly to consider boundary changes to proposed Stampede SRA at its February 11th meeting The Borough Assembly will be
DCC submits comments on ASAP pipeline Supplemental EIS
During a recent scoping period for a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on the Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline (ASAP), we submitted