Anchorage Budget Analysis: Spending vs. Results

Experience a Day at Josie’s Bakery in Anchorage, Alaska

Thatbroke_pipeliner (@murdedoutram)’s video of alaska

Block 41 Is Finally Going Up Construction is moving forward on the new Block 41 parking structure in downtown Anchorage, marking a major investment moment for the city’s core. The project includes a 355-stall garage designed to support future mixed-use and residential development on the surrounding Block 41 site. This move signals new confidence from private developers and sets the stage for more housing, business activity, and pedestrian-friendly improvements in the downtown area. For commuters

Port Upgrade Moves Forward Anchorage has finalized the expanded design for Cargo Terminal Two at the Port of Alaska, aligning it with the 120-foot width used in the first upgraded terminal. The wider footprint supports larger cranes, more efficient cargo handling, and the capacity needed for modern vessels that supply most of Alaska. This approval keeps the multi-year port modernization effort on track, a project that affects communities from the Kenai Peninsula to the Interior. With the port re

PCSing to Alaska isn’t just a move. It’s a whole new chapter. When we got our orders to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, I remember googling everything about Anchorage: neighborhoods, weather, housing, schools, commute times, and what “break up season” meant. If you’re in that same season right now, take a deep breath. You are not doing this alone. I made this video to give you a real look at what it’s actually like to live in Anchorage when you’re stationed at JBER. The neighborhoods, the scene