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Did you know that the waters around Unalaska Island are one of the few places in the world to find the rare Whiskered Auklet?
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Did you know that Unalaska/Dutch Harbor was bombed by the Japanese during WWII?
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Did you know that Unalaska is 800 miles from Anchorage and farther West than Hawaii?
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That Unalaska’s Port of Dutch Harbor is the #1 Commercial Fishing Port in the United States, based on quantity of the catch and has been for more than 25 years?
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Local Advisories
Unalaska Department of Public Safety publishes travel advisories, chain use authorizations, and other critical public safety notices as needed during severe weather, natural disasters, or other emergencies.
Emergency & Information Hotline
(907) 581-6080
Travel advisories are divided into three categories:
Category 1 - Travel is still possible, but caution is advised.
Category 2 - Travel is limited. Roads may be temporarily impassable or there are extended whiteout conditions. Travel should be limited to that which is absolutely necessary.
Category 3 - Certain areas are closed to traffic. Roads may be closed due to avalanches, washouts, or other extreme conditions.
NIXLE.com
In addition to the hotline, advisories are posted to Nixle.com. There are three (3) ways to receive alerts from Nixle
- Use the link below to access the Unalaska "Nixle Wire", an online web based feed of all published alerts.
- Sign-up to receive notifications directly to your email by creating a Nixle account using the second link below.
- Receive alerts via text message on your cell phone by texting "99685" to 888777.
Tsunami Sirens
Unalaska currently has seven (7) tsunami evacuation sirens located throughout the community.
- Testing - Sirens are tested every Saturday at noon, and on the 15th of every month at noon. Siren tests last no longer than 30 seconds.
- Evacuation - Immediately evacuate to high ground if the sirens activate for several minutes or following an earthquake strong enough to knock you off of your feet and lasting longer than 30 seconds.
- Do not wait for siren activation in the event of an earthquake lasting over 30 seconds or that knocks you off your feet.
- Understanding Siren Activations
- Evacuate - 3 minute activation, 20-30 second pause, 3 minute activation, repeated for 5 cycles.
- All Clear - single one minute activation.
