Assembly approves joint Wrangell Cooperative Association work plan, extends plan through 2027
The assembly approved a joint work plan with the Wrangell Cooperative Association covering 10 priorities — including Petroglyph Beach State Park improvements, a trail extension, and totem carving preservation — and amended the plan to extend through Dec. 31, 2027.
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The assembly approved the Wrangell Cooperative Association (WCA) and borough annual work plan on Sept. 8 and agreed to amend the plan term to run through Dec. 31, 2027. Borough staff described 10 priorities including Petroglyph Beach State Park improvements, the Mount Dewey trail extension, Alder Top Memorial Park conveyance, tribal transportation partnerships, a community garden site upgrade, English/Tlingit signage, a cultural greenway, totem carving and preservation, improved communication of culturally significant site operations, and joint programming at the Nolan Center.
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