Eastern Aleutian Tribes’ Monthly Update from January 2017
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Game coverage by KAKN-FM in Naknek, Alaska for “Battle of the Bay 2017â€.
Final Score: Dillingham Wolverines (52) Vs King Cove Rookies (67)
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Game coverage by Austin Roof at Lumen Christi High School.
Final Score: Arch Angels (47) Vs Sand Point Eagles (58)
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The City of False Pass is looking for interested parties to lease the Warehouse next to City Dock (Formerly Isanotski Grocery)
1,500 square feet warehouse, some parking is available, located across from the municipal dock in False Pass on Lot 2C, False Pass Plat .99-13
The City of False Pass is looking to lease the property or property interest to be used for Economic Development in False Pass and to increase local trade or industry, as per False Pa. Municipal Code
Subsection 4.23.070(D);
The Warehouse has an insured value of $200,000
Interested parties should contact the False Pass City ,907-548-2319 with a written proposal outlining the Economic Development project In False Pass, a proposed amount of rent, and the proposed length of lease.
Interested Parties proposals will be accepted until April 1, 2016 and decisions will be handed to the recipient April 20, 2016
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AEB Fishermen’s Meeting Teleconference
Wednesday, February 8, 2017 10AM
TELECONFERENCE audio/participation to be available at the following sites:
King Cove Harbor House, Sand Point Borough office, False Pass City Office, Anchorage AEB office
Tentative Agenda:
– South Peninsula in-season salmon management – Lisa Fox
– North Pacific Fishery Management Council update – Ernie Weiss
– Fishermen discussion
Teleconference sites:
Anchorage & Sand Point AEB offices, King Cove Harbor, False Pass City & ADF&G Kodiak.
Please contact Ernie Weiss at (907) 274-7557 or eweiss@aeboro.org for further information.
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Delta Airlines sent a second plane at about 2 p.m. on Jan. 14th to transport the passengers to Portland, Oregon. Photo by Rachel D. Kremer.
Download the latest edition of Aleutians East Borough’s “In The Loop” from Jan 24th, 2017 (PDF).
Contents:
– Cold Bay Residents Pull Together as they Respond to an Emergency Landing by Delta Airlines
– Motivational Storyteller, Leadership & Personal Development Expert Inspires Students Teachers in Sand Point
– SWAMC Economic Summit: A Networking Adventure
– New Employee Joins DOT Team in Cold Bay
Services for Anthony Wilson will be postponed till Sunday, January the 15th at 2pm. Services will be at the Sand Point Baptist Chapel with graveside services immediately following and a potluck afterwards at the QTT Rec Center
January 12, 2017 – Aleutians East Borough Assembly Meeting *Agenda AND Packet* (PDF, 1.5MB)
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*Updated Date & Time*
Services to remember Anthony Wilson will be held at 2pm on Saturday, January 14th, 2017 at the Sand Point Baptist Chapel.
Services to remember Anthony Wilson will be held this Friday at 1:00pm at the Sand Point Baptist Chapel.
A potluck will follow graveside services at the QTT Rec Center
The Coast Guard arrives in King Cove to medevac a woman suffering
from breathing difficulties on July 20, 2015.
Download the latest edition of Aleutians East Borough’s In The Loop (PDF, 1.5MB).
Back issues of In The Loop are available here.
Contents:
– King Cove Optimistic President-elect Donald Trump and Interior Secretary Nominee Ryan Zinke Will Get Community their Life-Saving Road
– Nelson Lagoon Makes Progress on Project to Combat Community’s Long-standing Shoreline Erosion
– King Cove Holds Second Anti-Drug Community Meeting
– Isanotski Corporation’s Larger Store Opens for Business in False Pass
– False Pass Students Master Life-Saving Paramedic Skills
– TelAlaska Accepting Annual Photo Contest Entries
– Eastern Aleutian Tribes Monthly Report December 2016
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Agency Representatives Provide Information on Enforcement, Observer Program, Fish Tickets during Recent AEB Winter Fisheries Teleconference
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On December 21st, the 4th annual National Marine Fisheries Meeting with the Aleutians East Borough was held and broadcasted on KSDP 830 AM. From Sand Point, I’m Marissa Williams with the scoop.
Brent Priestess with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA, hosted the meeting and spoke with several people highlighting what to expect and things to remember about the upcoming season.
He started off with a few key things to keep in mind this season. Now all trips are required to be logged and if you deliver to a tender and come back into town for any reason, your trip has ended and you must log a new one. Also, number each logged trip and include the trip number on the fish ticket. Be careful about marking your fish tickets with the correct stat areas. Stat areas are where the fish were harvested. Check your vms units, there is troubleshooting help available if it’s not working correctly.
Krista Malanie added that it’s important to check out the new regulations in long line pot gear for 2017. Also she stated that 2016 trips can’t be carried over to 2017 so keep that in mind, stay organized, and take care of your 2016 trips before the new year starts.
Nat Nickles from ADS&G stated that the GHLS are 20.4 million pounds of pot gear and 3.6 million of jig.
Glen Campbell from the Observer Program in Seattle mentioned that it’ll be important to correctly declare your gear type and if you’ll be delivering to a tender or not. He also said that they are working on getting an observer stationed in King Cove and reiterated the importance of logging every trip.
Chris Relling, also from the observer program, relayed the deployment rates which are split into twice the categories as each category has a tender and non-tender delivery option. The deployment rates for the hook and line are 11% and 25% for hook and line delivering to a tender. For pot delivering to a tender or not is 4%. For trawl its 18% and for trawl delivering to a tender its 14%.
In closing…
-Things to Remember-
Log EVERY trip and number them on the log as well as the fish ticket.
When you deliver to a tender and come back into town, that trip has ended and you must log a new one.
Correctly declare your gear type and if you will be delivering to a tender or not.
Make sure your vms units are in working condition.
From Sand Point, I’m Marissa Williams.
EAT November 2016 Press Release (PDF, 2MB)
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AEB Fishermen’s Meeting – Winter Fisheries Teleconference
Wednesday – December 21, 2016 2PM
TELECONFERENCE audio/participation to be available at the following sites:
King Cove Harbor House, Sand Point Borough office, False Pass City Office, Anchorage AEB office
Meeting to be broadcast live on KSDP at www.apradio.org
Agencies Representatives available at this teleconference meeting:
U. S. Coast Guard, Kodiak.
Alaska Department of Fish & Game, Kodiak.
NMFS Alaska Region, Juneau.
Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Seattle.
North Pacific Observer Program & A.I.S. observer providers.
Other fisheries enforcement representatives.
Please contact Ernie Weiss at (907) 274-7557 or eweiss@aeboro.org for further information.
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