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Nicholas Mastrodicasa Earns the 2015 Gannett Award for Exceptional Contributions to Topographic Mapping

By Linda Bustamante | ADOT&PF on Feb 17, 2016   Featured, State  

Nicholas Mastrodicasa Earns the 2015 Gannett Award for Exceptional Contributions to Topographic Mapping

(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) – The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) announced Nicholas Mastrodicasa has been awarded the US Geological Survey’s Henry Gannett Award. This national award recognizes distinguished contributions to the topographic mapping of the United States. Mr. Mastrodicasa has been involved with efforts to map Alaska since 2006. As manager for the […]

Study Finds Widespread Economic Benefits of Alaska Ferry System

By Jeremy Woodrow | ADOT&PF on Feb 4, 2016   At Sea, State  

Study Finds Widespread Economic Benefits of Alaska Ferry System

JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker and the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities today released a report on the economic impacts of the Alaska Marine Highway System. The report, prepared by the Juneau-based McDowell Group, found that the state-run ferry system generates a return of more than $2 to the state for every $1 […]

Face of Northern Alaska Pitted by Tundra Fire

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Nov 9, 2015   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Eight summers ago, a bolt of lightning struck a dry tundra hillside in northern Alaska. Fanned by a warm wind that curled over the Brooks Range, the Anaktuvuk River fire burned for three months, leaving a scar visible from the International Space Station. The charred area was larger than Cape Cod. While northern Alaska’s treeless […]

ADOT&PF sets tentative date for reopening Dalton Highway

By Alaska DOT and PF on May 29, 2015   Featured, State  

ADOT&PF sets tentative date for reopening Dalton Highway

(FAIRBANKS, Alaska) — With repairs progressing on the Dalton Highway, the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) has set a tentative reopening date of Friday, June 5. This date is dependent on weather and repair progression, among other factors. ADOT&PF warns travelers that the road surface will be rough and narrow through the flood […]

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