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TCC Applauds the Biden-Harris Administration’s Decision for a No Action Alternative on the Ambler Road Project

The Biden Administration announced today that after a thorough environmental analysis, it is recommending a “No Action” alternative regarding the Ambler Road Project. Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) believes this is not only the right decision but a meaningful step in honoring our Tribes’ relationships with the land, animals and water, recognizing tribal stewardship, and respecting the rightful place of Indigenous …

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Interior Tribes Oppose State’s Decision to Introduce Wood Bison in the Lower Tanana

Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is disappointed that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) has decided to move forward with the release of Wood Bison in the Minto Flats State Game Refuge despite direct opposition from Tribal leadership in nearby villages that would be impacted. While recognizing the importance of wildlife management initiatives, TCC has urged careful consideration and …

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TCC Partners with Alaska Native Rural Veterinary, Inc. to Provide Veterinary Care in Rural Villages

In a joint mission to bring veterinary care to rural interior Alaskan villages, Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) has contracted with Alaska Native Rural Veterinary, Inc. (ANRV) with a goal to visit 14 communities each year for the next 3 years. Wellness exams, spay/neuter services, parasite control and vaccinations will be offered. These procedures help to prevent the overpopulation of stray dogs which reduces the risk of …

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April 29th – George Attla Jr. Day

George Attla Jr. Day is a special occasion in Alaska, dedicated to honoring the memory of a remarkable individual. George Attla Jr., known for his extraordinary talent in dog mushing, was not just a sports hero but also a symbol of strength and cultural identity. Born in 1933 near Koyukuk on the Yukon River, George grew up in a traditional …

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Request for Proposals – Galena Solar Electrical

DOWNLOAD FULL RFP (pdf) The Louden Tribe (Tribe) requests proposals for the award of a contract for procurement, electrical installation, commissioning, and system integration services for a solar array and microgrid controller in the community of Galena, AK whose power output is integrated into the City of Galena owned electric distribution system. The microgrid controller specified in the attached documents …

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Request for Proposals – Galena Solar Racking

DOWNLOAD FULL RFP (pdf) The Louden Tribe (Tribe) requests proposals for the award of a contract for procurement, construction, installation and foundation work services for a 1.483 MW DC solar array in the community of Galena, AK whose power output will integrated into the City of Galena owned electric distribution system via an Electrical RFP being put out at the …

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Preparing for Flooding in Your Community

Tanana Chiefs Conference is always willing to assist Tribes when significant flooding strikes one of our Interior communities! However, it’s still important that communities be prepared before flooding occurs. The villages that have the best outcomes after a disaster have prepared well for the disaster response and recovery, so we encourage everyone to be ready. TCC offers these tips to …

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Our Peer Review Process: Ensuring Excellence in Your Care

At Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC), we want to ensure our patients receive the best care possible. That’s why our doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other team members regularly review themselves and each other’s work to see if they’re providing excellent care to patients like you. Why It’s Important Through the Peer Review process, our providers continually assess and refine …

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Tribal Resource Stewardship Corner – Update: Middle Yukon River Feasibility Project

By Brian Lepping, Project Lead The Tribal Resource Stewardship Division is currently conducting a feasibility study on the Middle Yukon River that will use sonar to count salmon as they migrate through to their spawning grounds. Currently, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) operates two similar sonar counting stations: one in the Lower Yukon at Pilot Station and …

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