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AK Tribal Leaders Say CAGW’s Naming of Sen. Murkowski as “Porker of the Month” is Despicable
King Cove, AK – March 21, 2014 – Tribal and community leaders from King Cove, Alaska say the Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) have hit a whole new low after naming Senator Lisa Murkowski as the organization’s “Porker of the Month.” CAGW sent out a press release this week, saying the organization is ‘honoring’ Senator…
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Two King Cove Medevacs in One Day Accentuates Dire Need for Road to Cold Bay Airport
King Cove, AK – March 14, 2014 – Coast Guard personnel risked their lives this week during blizzard conditions to conduct two separate King Cove, Alaska medevacs in one day; a baby in respiratory distress and a severely injured fisherman. Both patients had to wait until daylight — more than seven hours – for the…
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Weekend Medevac in King Cove Highlights Critical Need for Road to Cold Bay Airport
King Cove, AK – Feb. 17, 2014 – A 63 year-old King Cove woman remains in critical condition in an Anchorage hospital following a dangerous Coast Guard medevac over the weekend during gale-force winds and blizzard conditions. King Cove Mayor Henry Mack says the patient, who is his sister-in-law, is being treated for a heart…
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King Cove Residents Outraged that Interior Secretary Ignores Promises to Remote Alaskan Community
King Cove, AK – Feb. 13, 2014 – King Cove Tribal and Community Leaders expressed indignation today, stating U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is ignoring the needs of the residents she committed to help. On Dec. 23, 2013, Secretary Jewell rejected the land exchange and small gravel road corridor from the remote community of King…
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King Cove Tribal Leaders Ask Interior Secretary Jewell to Reconsider Decision on Izembek Land Exchange and Road

King Cove, AK – Jan. 16, 2014 – King Cove Tribal leaders and members sent a letter to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell today, requesting that she reconsider her decision in which she rejected the land exchange and small gravel road corridor from the remote community to the nearby Cold Bay Airport. Congress had enacted this…
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King Cove Tribal and Community Leaders Laud Senate Legislation to Construct Road to Cold Bay Airport
King Cove, AK – Jan. 15, 2014 – King Cove Tribal and Community leaders are praising the introduction of legislation today by Sen. Mark Begich to approve a land exchange and construction of a life-saving road corridor connecting the remote community to the neighboring all-weather Cold Bay Airport. This comes three weeks after Interior Secretary…
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King Cove Residents Outraged that Interior Secretary Jewell Denies Land Exchange/Road Access to Cold Bay Airport
King Cove, AK – Dec. 23, 2013 – King Cove city and tribal leaders expressed indignation following Secretary Sally Jewell’s decision to deny a land exchange that would have granted them access to a small life-saving road corridor (206 acres) through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge to the nearby all-weather Cold Bay Airport. Jewell announced…
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell Listens to King Cove Residents’ Impassioned Pleas to Approve Safe, Reliable Transportation Access
King Cove, AK – Aug. 30, 2013 – U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell heard directly from King Cove residents about the region’s harsh weather conditions that often make air and sea travel dangerous, especially during medevacs. Jewell and Senator Lisa Murkowski met with Aleut and community leaders in King Cove during a day-long visit on…
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D.C. Indian Affairs Official to Get First-Hand Look at King Cove’s Transportation Access Issue
Recent Transportation Survey Underscores Need for Road Corridor King Cove, AK – June 24, 2013 – Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs Kevin Washburn will get an up-close view of the proposed King Cove road and land exchange next week, weather-permitting. Washburn plans to travel to the eastern Aleutians on June 27th to conduct government-to-government and public…
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King Cove Residents Applaud Interior Department’s Decision to Take Closer Look at Proposed Road and Land Exchange
King Cove, AK – March 21, 2013 – King Cove residents are praising the Interior Department for agreeing to take a second look at the proposed land exchange and small road corridor from remote King Cove to Cold Bay. Last night, Senator Lisa Murkowski held a meeting with Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. Today, the Interior…