Juneau Residents Asked to Move Downtown Vehicles for Snow Removal on March 11 

As the City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) Streets and Fleets division continues to clear snow from the roads, the division requests Juneau residents relocate any vehicles downtown from the following areas by 11 p.m. today, March 11:  

  • Willoughby Ave (Glacier Avenue to Egan Drive) 
  • Whittier Street (Willoughby Avenue to Egan Drive) 
  • N. Franklin Street (Marine Way to Fourth Street) 
  • Gold Street (Second Street to Fourth Street) 
  • Gastineau Avenue (Second Street to End) 
  • Second Street (N. Franklin Street to Gold Street) 

Vehicles not moved at time of snow removal will be towed to the Whittier parking lot. 

CBJ thanks vehicle owners for ensuring the efficient clearing of snow from downtown roads.  

For more information about snow removal from CBJ roads and streets, contact the CBJ Streets and Fleets division at 907-586-5256.  

March 11th, 2026|

Taku Harbor Improvements Begin March 30 

Improvements to Taku Harbor infrastructure will take place from Monday, March 30 to Friday, May 1. Construction will replace the Taku Harbor approach float, which is over 50 years old and is experiencing extreme structural issues, with an elevated catwalk that is safer for public use and requires less maintenance from the City and Borough of Juneau Docks and Harbors. 

During construction, the approach dock to the state-owned Taku Harbor Tiger Olson Cabin will not be accessible. Visitors to the cabin should plan alternative means to get ashore. 

Learn more about Taku Harbor construction at juneau.org/harbors/project-archive/entry/116428. 

For more information about the project, contact CBJ Port Director Matthew Sill at [email protected] or 907-586-0398.  

For more information about cabin access, contact Southeast Alaska Parks and Outdoor Recreation Superintendent Brad Garasky at [email protected] or 907-465-2483. 

March 11th, 2026|

Registration for CBJ Parks & Recreation’s Juneau Youth Summer Camps Open April 1 

Juneau Parks & Recreation 2026 summer youth camps, hosted May through August for kids ages 5 to 13 years old, open for registration at noon on Wednesday, April 1. Register by visiting the “Youth and Teen” and then “Camps” tabs at bit.ly/registerCBJparks. Spaces are limited and fill quickly.

This year’s camps are hosted by the Dimond Park Field House, Zach Gordon Youth Center, Treadwell Arena, and Juneau Pools through City and Borough of Juneau’s Parks & Recreation department. Camps available are half-day and full-day, and include activities like painting, swimming, live-action role-playing, hiking and more. Age ranges and prices vary per camp. Find more information about the available camps at bit.ly/campsCBJkids.

Scholarships are available for all camps. Contact Recreation Coordinator Amanda Lovejoy at 907-586-2635 ext. 4156 or [email protected] for more information on how to register with a scholarship.

For more information about the summer camps, contact CBJ Parks & Recreation at 907-586-5226.

March 11th, 2026|

Juneau Residents Invited to Share Roadway Safety Concerns March 16 to 18

The City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ) invites residents to share their insights into ways to improve the safety of Juneau’s streets and roadways at three upcoming open house events. The information gathered at the events will help guide the development of a CBJ Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan to create a safer transportation network for all users. Residents can also share their input by filling out the CBJ Safe Streets for All Public Survey and comment map available at bit.ly/CBJSafeStreets. 

Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Open Houses: 

  • Monday, March 16 at 5 p.m. in the Dzantik’i Heeni (1600 Renninger St) common area  
  • Tuesday, March 17 at 5 p.m. in the City Hall (155 Heritage Way) Assembly Chambers  
  • Wednesday, March 18 at 5 p.m. in the Valley Library (3205 Dimond Park Loop) large meeting room  

The open houses and SS4A Safety Action Plan are funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program. Hosted by CBJ, the open houses will be facilitated by Kinney Engineering and RESPEC to gather input from all Juneau road-users – including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, motorists and commercial vehicle operators. The goal of the open house events is to understand the lived experience of Juneau’s roadway users in addition to historical trends, roadway crash data and other factors across the entire jurisdiction.  

Open houses are open to all. No RSVP is required. 

For more information about the CBJ SS4A Safety Action Plan, contact Jeffrey Thole at [email protected].  

March 10th, 2026|
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