The Office of the Environment works to protect the Native Village of Eyak’s traditional lands, manage subsistence resources for the tribe, and prevent or mitigate environmental damage.
DENR has expansive capacity to mobilize and conduct high-quality research projects on any scale in Prince William Sound, the Copper River, and the Copper River Delta.
The SBRA program provides assistance to Tribal Members of the Native Village of Eyak to help with housing costs while attending post-secondary education.
The NVE Tribal Court is committed to addressing issues in a way that promotes respect and healing. There are multiple forms of court available to meet the needs of different situations. To learn about the services provided, click here.
We can be even more successful when we work together. The Tribal Court has partnered with state agencies to develop diversion programs available to community members.
CONTACT INFORMATION
8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday
(907) 424-7880
NVE Tribal Court 400 Water Street, Ste 302 Cordova, AK 99574
Due to COVID-19 we are not doing on-site distribution without an appointment. Please call ahead to the Native Village of Eyak main line (907) 424-7738. Distributions times are 11-12pm Monday-Friday, with exception for holiday closures. Households that meet the state-mandated income limits are allowed one distribution per household per month. Please note that supplies may be limited.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Temporary COVID-19 hours: 11-12pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
In fall of 2016 the Native Village of Eyak purchased the Prince William Marina. This for-profit business allows NVE to help provide additional storage services for the community. The travel lift allows for boats to be pulled out and launched from the premise, but also allows boats to be left in the slings for things like maintenance. Boats and trailers up to 45’ can be pulled out and blocked for storage. There are a variety of locker sizes in outbuildings that can be rented by the month.
At the Ilanka Community Health Center, we are committed to providing personalized quality health care to our Cordova community – including members of the Native Village of Eyak, non-tribal community members, seasonal workers and visitors. We strive to meet the needs of every person seeking care, regardless of ethnic or economic backgrounds. Our primary goal is respecting and protecting patient health and well-being.
Do you have a health issue, question, or concern after hours or on a holiday. Please call us at 907-424-3622 to reach the Nurse Line. The nurse line is not a substitute for medical attention.
If you are having a medical emergency please call 911.