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Homer / Alaska / United States
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The Homer Department of Public Works, governed by the City of Homer in Alaska, is responsible for the maintenance of streets, buildings, facilities and motor vehicles in the city. It is also engaged in the placement of utilities in street right-of-ways. The department provides engineering comments on proposed land partitions, land use variances, street vacations, zoning changes and site plans. The Homer Department of Public Works issues permits for water and sewer services and driveway and private utility installations. It is responsible for street inspection and drainage improvement construction. The department s street maintenance services include snow removal, striping, drainage piping, traffic control signing, and pavement repair and sweeping. The Homer Department of Public Works handles the maintenance and repair of police, fire, public works, and port and harbor vehicles.
Anchorage / Alaska / United States
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Anchorage / Alaska / United States
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Alaska Regional Council of Carpenters specializes in improving the Alaska building and construction trades industry. It comprises of five local unions and three apprentice training centers with more than 2000 members. Alaska Regional Council of Carpenters is chartered and an affiliate of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Organized in 1881, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America is one of the largest building trade unions in the United States, as well as Canada.
Anchorage / Alaska / United States
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Ahtna Enterprises Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ahtna, specializes in governmental contracting and demolition. It has completed several projects, including road and building construction work for national parks and other federally protected lands. Ahtna is headquartered in Glennallen, Alaska, and maintains an Ahtna Enterprises Corporation office in Anchorage, Alaska. Ahtna is one of several Alaska Native Regional Corporations established by Congress under the terms of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. It has operations nationwide and maintains project offices in more than five states. Collectively, Ahtna and its subsidiaries employ more than 800 people.