CONTAMINATED SITES PROGRAM
ENVIRONMENTAL FORMS & APPLICATIONS
CONTACT INFORMATION
The Contaminated Sites Program
Kawerak’s Contaminated Sites Program includes the Brownfields Program, which is designed to help the region’s tribes and other stakeholders within villages work together to prevent, assess, clean-up and reuse brownfields.
What is a Brownfield?

A Brownfield is a property with potential presence of contamination that is limiting the use of the site and creating a hazard to health and safety. Examples include, hazardous waste storage areas, previous fuel spills, abandoned and dilapidated buildings, abandoned bulk fuel tanks, drum dumps, generator buildings, former military sites, mining sites, and more. Many of these sites are documented in the State of Alaska Contaminated Sites Database, however, there may be sites that are not yet documented. This program will help communities create an inventory of brownfields, assess levels and types of contamination, and create plans for clean-up and reuse of the site as an asset to the community instead of a nuisance.
Site Before and After Photos
Program Newsletters
Success Stories
Public Record of Sites
Updated 9/9/25
Current Projects
Completed Projects
Kawerak Contaminated Sites Program
PO Box 948, Nome, AK 99762
907-443-4248
brownfield@kawerak.org
***Our Brownfields program is not meant for spill responses***
If you need immediate assistance with a spill, please contact AK Spill Response
(907) 269-3063
Outside of business hours: (800) 478-9300
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This project has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under an assistance agreement to Kawerak, Inc. The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views Page 20 of 29 and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency, nor does the EPA endorse trade names or recommend the use of commercial products mentioned in this document.

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Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation – Brownfields Technical Assistance
https://dec.alaska.gov/spar/csp/brownfields/assessment-cleanup
The Contaminated Sites Program
Kawerak’s Contaminated Sites Program includes the Brownfields Program, which is designed to help the region’s tribes and other stakeholders within villages work together to prevent, assess, clean-up and reuse brownfields.
What is a Brownfield?

A Brownfield is a property with potential presence of contamination that is limiting the use of the site and creating a hazard to health and safety. Examples include, hazardous waste storage areas, previous fuel spills, abandoned and dilapidated buildings, abandoned bulk fuel tanks, drum dumps, generator buildings, former military sites, mining sites, and more. Many of these sites are documented in the State of Alaska Contaminated Sites Database, however, there may be sites that are not yet documented. This program will help communities create an inventory of brownfields, assess levels and types of contamination, and create plans for clean-up and reuse of the site as an asset to the community instead of a nuisance.
Site Before and After Photos
Program Newsletters
Success Stories
Public Record of Sites
Updated 9/9/25
Current Projects
Completed Projects
Kawerak Contaminated Sites Program
PO Box 948, Nome, AK 99762
907-443-4248
brownfield@kawerak.org
***Our Brownfields program is not meant for spill responses***
If you need immediate assistance with a spill, please contact AK Spill Response
(907) 269-3063
Outside of business hours: (800) 478-9300
************************************************************
This project has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under an assistance agreement to Kawerak, Inc. The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views Page 20 of 29 and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency, nor does the EPA endorse trade names or recommend the use of commercial products mentioned in this document.

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Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation – Brownfields Technical Assistance
https://dec.alaska.gov/spar/csp/brownfields/assessment-cleanup





























