Alaska State and Local Government

State Government

• State of Alaska World Wide Web Server
  Includes Office of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Legislature, Alaska Congressional Delegation, a variety of state agencies, the Alaska Court System and the University of Alaska.
• Alaska's Top Elected Officials (via The Alaskan Center)
• Governor's Home Page

Local Government

• Alaska's Cities, Towns, and Villages (Alaska Department of Communities and Regional Affairs Database via The Alaskan Center)
  Includes information sources in the categories: Community Profiles; Facilities; U.S. Census; Economy and Unemployment; Schools; Rural Businesses; Contracts; Rural Grants
• Fairbanks North Star Borough
• Juneau, Alaska (The Capital City Home Page)
• Juneau Web
  Includes links to Juneau City Government and Schools, Juneau's state legislative and federal congressional delegations.

State Information

• University of Alaska World Wide Web Server
  Provides University of Alaska, Alaskan and Arctic information, as well as computer information and helps, and links to other Internet sites.
• The Alaskan Center
  Includes information on Alaska shopping, travel, outdoor recreation, calendar of events, community profiles, scenic attractions, government, weather, and a map of Alaska Internet services.
• Internet Alaska Home Page
  Includes information on Alaskana, the Iditarod, Local Business, Anchorage Events, K-12 and Homeschool, Alaskan Bulletin Boards, Alaska Public and Non-Profit Groups, and postings from InterNIC Scout Report on new Internet activities.
• The Alaska Volcano Observatory
  The Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) is a cooperative program established in 1988 to monitor Alaskan volcanoes, primarily those in the Cook Inlet Region. Agencies contributing are the U.S. Geological Survey, the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, and the Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys.