Anchorage School District Best Practices, A blueprint for success, page 14-15. 2007 View (PDF)

The most basic step in caring for our creeks is something that everyone can do. While you travel throughout our city take notice of the many creeks and look for anything that “doesn’t seem right”. Use your instincts, these can include a creek that normally runs clear and is now running cloudy, a pipe dumping nasty water into a creek, clearing of vegetation right next to the creek, or a development project with muddy water runoff entering the creek. If it looks nasty and not good for fish, then it probably isn’t.

You can let us know about these in two ways;

CALL 272-7335

GO TO the Citizen Reporting Tab on this site and submit a form (can be anonymous) 

The following community issues are being tracked by the AWC. Due to our limited resources we are only able to focus on a very few of these issues at any given time. If one of the issues below is of special importance to you and you have the time to assist us please contact us at AWC@anchoragecreeks.org and we will put you in touch with the Issues Committee of the Board of Directors. The chairs of this committee have specific experience in public policy and have successfully directed AWC concerns for many years.

Russian Jack Springs Park First Tee Improvements