TRANSPORTATION

KTP REGULATIONS

CONTACT INFORMATION

  • Kawerak Transportation Program
    500 Seppala Drive
    Talialuk Building
    2nd Floor
  • Kawerak, Inc.
    P.O. Box 948
    Nome, AK 99762
  • 907.443.4250
  • Program Director
    Sean McKnight, PE
    smcknight@kawerak.org
  • Assistant Program Director
    Cynthia Cabrera
    ccabrera@kawerak.org
  • Inventory, GIS & Maintenance Specialist
    Ken Waterman
    kwaterman@kawerak.org
  • Village Planner
    Steve Ivanoff
    sivanoff@kawerak.org
  • Administrative Assistant
    Erica Tungwenuk
    etungwenuk@kawerak.org

Kawerak Transportation Program (KTP)

To assist our communities in building safe and healthy surface transportation and intermodal infrastructure.

The Kawerak Transportation Program is funded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Tribal Transportation Program (TTP).

The Tribal Transportation Program is a FHWA funded national program that seeks to address transportation needs of tribes by providing funds for planning, designing, construction and maintenance activities.

Our principal goal is to assist our communities in building a safe and healthy surface transportation and intermodal infrastructure. Secondary goals include providing employment and training, and advocacy for the transportation, erosion, and flooding concerns of the Region.

Kawerak’s TIP: FFY 2023 to 2027 is the region’s short range transportation programming document that contains transportation improvement projects including local road, pedestrian projects proposed for funding based on anticipated available federal, state and local funding over the next four years (FFY 2023 to 2027). All projects that receive federal funds, are subject to a federally required action, or are regionally significant need to be included in the TIP. The TIP must be financially constrained and must be updated at least every four years.

Download the plan here Kawerak DRAFT TIP Plan

Savoonga’s TIP: FFY 2021 to 2025 is the Native Village of Savoonga’s village specific short range transportation programming document that contains transportation improvement projects including local road, pedestrian projects proposed for funding based on anticipated available federal, state and local funding over the next four years (FFY 2021 to 2025). All projects that receive federal funds, are subject to a federally required action, or are regionally significant need to be included in the TIP. The TIP must be financially constrained and must be updated at least every four years.

Download the plan here https://kawerak.org/download/savoonga-transportation-improvement-plan/

GPS Trail Route Downloads (GPX File)

Nome to Brevig Trail

COMMUNITIES SERVED BY KAWERAK TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM
Brevig Mission Koyuk Solomon Wales
Diomede Mary’s Igloo St Michael White Mountain
Elim Savoonga Stebbins
Gambell Shaktoolik Teller
Golovin Shishmaref Unalakleet

To be considered as a project for KTP:

  1. The respective project must be in the villages Long Range Transportation Plan or within Kawerak’s administrative planning component.
  2. The route must be included on the tribal inventory.
  3. The project must be included in the Tribal Transportation Program, which is approved by the Kawerak Board of Directors.
  4. Each project is scored by KTP utilizing a Scoring Matrix which is in the Kawerak Project Prioritization Policy.

For more details please refer to the Kawerak Project Prioritization Policy .

2021 Kawerak Transportation Program Projects

Dust Control:

  • Brevig Mission
  • Savoonga
  • Shaktoolik
  • Gambell
  • Stebbins
  • Koyuk
  • White Mountain
  • Teller

Maintenance: equipment, equipment buildings or road surface

  • Stebbins
  • St. Michael
  • Unakaleet
  • Savoonga
  • Brevig Mission

LRTP/Comprehensive Development Plan

  • Shaktoolik
  • White Mountain
  • Diomede

Design: PS&E

  • White Mountain – Community Street design
  • Golovin – Relocation Subdivision design
  • Diomede – Harbor and Barge Landing design
  • Wales to Teller Rd.
  • Wales Community Streets
  • Serpentine Hot Springs roof replace

Construction:

  • Golovin Community Streets
  • Shish Sanitation Rd. – depends on EFRO funding
  • Shish Hear Start Access Rd. and Parking lot
  • Brevig Mission Public Safety Building access and parking lot
  • Teller Public Safety Building access and parking lot
  • Serpentine Hot Springs Roof Replacement – material mobilization

Regional Projects this year:

  • Experimental trail marking – Nome to Wooly Lagoon
  • FCC maps

Transportation Project History

  • 2018-2019 Elim Community Streets Project

  • 2018 Shishmaref National Park Service Shelter Cabin

  • 2017 Shishmaref to Cape Espenburg Trail Staking

  • 2016 Shishmaref Paving

  • 2015 Stebbins & St. Michael Maintenance

  • 2014 Stebbins Community Streets

  • 2013-14 Trail Staking, Wales, Diomede, Brevig Mission, Kougarok to Serpentine Park Border

  • 2013 St. Michael Community Streets

  • 2012 Teller Coyote Creek & Brevig Mission Maintenance

  • 2012 Gambell Community Sreets

  • 2010 Unalakleet Community Streets

  • 2009 Woolley Lagoon Maintenance

  • 2009 Brevig Mission Community Streets

  • 2008 Serpentine Trail Staking

  • Stebbins-St.Michael Road Maintenance

  • 2008 Diomede Boardwalk

  • 2006 Koyuk Community Streets

  • 2006 Solomon Road

  • 2004 Shishmaref Seawall

  • 2001 Elim Iron Creek Culvert

Awards/Recognitions

2007 Best Practices Award from the Denali Commission

2008 Planning Award from the Transportation Research Board

Kawerak Transportation Program (KTP)

To assist our communities in building safe and healthy surface transportation and intermodal infrastructure.

The Kawerak Transportation Program is funded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Tribal Transportation Program (TTP).

The Tribal Transportation Program is a FHWA funded national program that seeks to address transportation needs of tribes by providing funds for planning, designing, construction and maintenance activities.

Our principal goal is to assist our communities in building a safe and healthy surface transportation and intermodal infrastructure. Secondary goals include providing employment and training, and advocacy for the transportation, erosion, and flooding concerns of the Region.

Kawerak’s TIP: FFY 2023 to 2027 is the region’s short range transportation programming document that contains transportation improvement projects including local road, pedestrian projects proposed for funding based on anticipated available federal, state and local funding over the next four years (FFY 2023 to 2027). All projects that receive federal funds, are subject to a federally required action, or are regionally significant need to be included in the TIP. The TIP must be financially constrained and must be updated at least every four years.

Download the plan here Kawerak DRAFT TIP Plan

Savoonga’s TIP: FFY 2021 to 2025 is the Native Village of Savoonga’s village specific short range transportation programming document that contains transportation improvement projects including local road, pedestrian projects proposed for funding based on anticipated available federal, state and local funding over the next four years (FFY 2021 to 2025). All projects that receive federal funds, are subject to a federally required action, or are regionally significant need to be included in the TIP. The TIP must be financially constrained and must be updated at least every four years.

Download the plan here https://kawerak.org/download/savoonga-transportation-improvement-plan/

GPS Trail Route Downloads (GPX File)

Nome to Brevig Trail

COMMUNITIES SERVED BY KAWERAK TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM
Brevig Mission Golovin Shaktoolik Teller
Diomede Koyuk Solomon Unalakleet
Elim Mary’s Igloo St Michael Wales
Gambell Savoonga Stebbins White Mountain

To be considered as a project for KTP:

  1. The respective project must be in the villages Long Range Transportation Plan or within Kawerak’s administrative planning component.
  2. The route must be included on the tribal inventory.
  3. The project must be included in the Tribal Transportation Program, which is approved by the Kawerak Board of Directors.
  4. Each project is scored by KTP utilizing a Scoring Matrix which is in the Kawerak Project Prioritization Policy.

For more details please refer to the Kawerak Project Prioritization Policy .

2021 Kawerak Transportation Program Projects

Dust Control:

  • Brevig Mission
  • Savoonga
  • Shaktoolik
  • Gambell
  • Stebbins
  • Koyuk
  • White Mountain
  • Teller

Maintenance: equipment, equipment buildings or road surface

  • Stebbins
  • St. Michael
  • Unakaleet
  • Savoonga
  • Brevig Mission

LRTP/Comprehensive Development Plan

  • Shaktoolik
  • White Mountain
  • Diomede

Design: PS&E

  • White Mountain – Community Street design
  • Golovin – Relocation Subdivision design
  • Diomede – Harbor and Barge Landing design
  • Wales to Teller Rd.
  • Wales Community Streets
  • Serpentine Hot Springs roof replace

Construction:

  • Golovin Community Streets
  • Shish Sanitation Rd. – depends on EFRO funding
  • Shish Hear Start Access Rd. and Parking lot
  • Brevig Mission Public Safety Building access and parking lot
  • Teller Public Safety Building access and parking lot
  • Serpentine Hot Springs Roof Replacement – material mobilization

Regional Projects this year:

  • Experimental trail marking – Nome to Wooly Lagoon
  • FCC maps

Transportation Project History

  • 2018-2019 Elim Community Streets Project

  • 2018 Shishmaref National Park Service Shelter Cabin

  • 2017 Shishmaref to Cape Espenburg Trail Staking

  • 2016 Shishmaref Paving

  • 2015 Stebbins & St. Michael Maintenance

  • 2014 Stebbins Community Streets

  • 2013-14 Trail Staking, Wales, Diomede, Brevig Mission, Kougarok to Serpentine Park Border

  • 2013 St. Michael Community Streets

  • 2012 Teller Coyote Creek & Brevig Mission Maintenance

  • 2012 Gambell Community Sreets

  • 2010 Unalakleet Community Streets

  • 2009 Woolley Lagoon Maintenance

  • 2009 Brevig Mission Community Streets

  • 2008 Serpentine Trail Staking

  • Stebbins-St.Michael Road Maintenance

  • 2008 Diomede Boardwalk

  • 2006 Koyuk Community Streets

  • 2006 Solomon Road

  • 2004 Shishmaref Seawall

  • 2001 Elim Iron Creek Culvert

Awards/Recognitions

2007 Best Practices Award from the Denali Commission

2008 Planning Award from the Transportation Research Board

KTP REGULATIONS

CONTACT INFORMATION

  • Kawerak Transportation Program
    500 Seppala Drive
    Talialuk Building
    1st Floor

  • Kawerak, Inc.
    P.O. Box 948
    Nome, AK 99762
  • 907.443.4250
  • Program Director
    Sean McKnight, PE
    smcknight@kawerak.org
  • Assistant Program Director
    Cynthia Cabrera
    ccabrera@kawerak.org
  • Inventory, GIS & Maintenance Specialist
    Ken Waterman
    kwaterman@kawerak.org
  • Village Planner
    Steve Ivanoff
    sivanoff@kawerak.org
  • Administrative Assistant
    Erica Tungwenuk
    etungwenuk@kawerak.org