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2017 NVN Annual Meeting & Election Notice:

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The Napaimute Traditional Council has set the date for the 2017 Native Village of Napaimute Annual Meeting and Council Elections for December 9, 2017 in Anchorage.

The meeting will be held at the St. Innocent Russian Orthodox Cathedral Fellowship Hall, 401 Turpin St., Anchorage, Alaska

There are two seats open for election:

Seat B – currently held by Audrey Leary

Seat C – currently held by Rachelle Rohde

Tribal Members over the age of 18 who are interested in running for one of these seats must submit their intent to run notice by the close of business, November 20, 2017. Submissions may be made via email to: napaimute@gci.net or by regular mail.

Thank you.

L-R: President Devron Helings & Vice President Marcie Sherer being sworn in after being re-elected at the 2016 NVN Annual Meeting

Temporary Position with Napaimute

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Environmental Technician:

The Native Village of Napaimute is looking at temporarily hiring an Environmental Technician.  This person will be responsible for assisting the Environmental Coordinator and Executive Administrative Assistant.  This position requires a person to be a “Jack of all Trades”.  The Technician must be familiar with basic statistical analysis, data entry; and possess preliminary grant writing skills, basic software and computer knowledge, basic bookkeeping skills, and be familiar with general office procedures.  This position will be based in Aniak Alaska, but may require travel as needed.  If you have any questions, please call Lisa Feyereisen @ 676-0599

Subsistence Fishing under State Management Opens Saturday 7/8/2017 at Noon

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Subsistence Fishing under State Management Opens Saturday 7/8/2017 at Noon. Gillnets are restricted to 6 inch or less mesh, 45 meshes deep, and 25 fathoms (150 ft.) long. Additionally see map below for closed area around Aniak. Other methods of fishing that allow for the live release of fish (dipnets, fish wheels, rod and reel) must release all Chinook salmon. See announcement below for additional detail.

ADF&G Anouncement: 813941680