FERC, AEA sorting out early issues in Susitna Dam Plan
National and State Agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations, and individuals have submitted their reviews of studies designed to show what will happen to the Susitna river if a 800 foot-high Susitna Watana
National and State Agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations, and individuals have submitted their reviews of studies designed to show what will happen to the Susitna river if a 800 foot-high Susitna Watana hydroelectric dam were built. But Many national agencies have expressed concerns with the speed of the process the Alaska Energy Authority has undertaken in the build-up to applying for the license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to build the dam.
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Sandhill Cranes Arrive in Trapper Creek
Sandhill cranes have already arrived at the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary, a bit ahead of schedule, before their long journey to California.
Bradley Road Bridge to be Constructed in 2027
Funding for Trapper Creek’s Bradley Road Bridge was approved at last week’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting.
Su Valley Voice for August 20, 2026: River Erosion
This week on Su Valley Voice, the topic was erosion issues near Talkeetna. Host Phillip Manning was joined by guests from the Mat-Su Borough and Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities to discuss the current situation and plans.
State Posts Unofficial Primary Election Results
Both the Alaska Senate and House seats that represent the Northern Susitna Valely are up for election this year.