Northern Industrial Training is partnering with the Native Village of Tatitlek to provide construction equipment training to Tatitlek Village residents. These training programs are designed to meet state and national requirements for many jobs. These courses are designed to increase the operators’ knowledge of equipment, safe operating principles, practices, and regulations… […]
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The Tatitlek Community, the Tatitlek Corporation and Chugach Alaska Corporation had the pleasure of hosting a visit from Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). We were able to give her a first hand look at some of the greatest needs of our Village, including transportation, housing and educational needs. […]
The TTC Board hosted a Lands Tour and invited our interns and young professionals. They had the opportunity to share the importance of TTC’s mission to be good land stewards and to preserve our traditional knowledge. They were able to view Heather Island, Ellamar, Galena Bay and Tatitlek. […]
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The pandemic threw a wrench in our cultural gatherings. We recall watching the news closely in February and March 2020 and making the gut-wrenching call to cancel our 2020 event. In 2021, we were able to have a mini gathering for local students. We’ve also been able to create online virtual traditional arts classes that continue today […]
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Ipineq Days (Happy Days) is a community engagement campaign that was a collaborative project created through the Chugach Regional Response Group (“CRRG”) weekly meetings. CRRG consists of leaders from organizations within the Chugach Region dedicated to the collective efforts to come together to prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and to protect the people […]
The COVID-19 public health crisis and resulting economic crisis have put state, local, and tribal governments under unprecedented strain. The Treasury Department has provided needed relief to state, local, and Tribal governments to enable them to continue to support
public health response and lay […]
Thanks to quick response from TTC’s leadership team, corporate headquarters have remained open since May 2020.
Employee safety has remained a top priority by closely following Centers for Disease Control…
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The Coho salmon subsistence resource enhancement project will continue in 2021. Valdez Fisheries will coordinate with our local hires to kick off the 2021 Coho release. This includes stocking and local release of juvenile Coho salmon, near Tatitlek. Valdez fisheries will deliver the Coho fry in May. Transported by cargo vessel from Valdez Hatchery, the […]
The trespass prevention program will once again begin in May and continue for most of the remaining year. The Tatitlek Corporation (“TTC”) owns 108,166 acres of land in reasonable proximity to the Native Village of Tatitlek (“Tatitlek”). The land includes much of the primary subsistence harvest area traditionally used by Tatitlek. TTC and Tatitlek share […]
The Tatitlek Corporation (TTC) recognizes the immense cultural significance of a traditional subsistence lifestyle and has established a number of programs to support various aspects of subsistence preservation and enhancement. Since 2009 TTC has collaborated with the Tatitlek IRA Council to execute the Coho salmon subsistence resource enhancement project. The Coho salmon subsistence resource enhancement […]
