In August, Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) leadership and Tribal leaders met with a group of U.S. Senate staff members and representatives of the American Lands Project to share information about TCC, Interior Alaska Tribes, and Tribal perspectives on the proposed Ambler Road Project. The group included legislative staff representing seven U.S. Senators from across the country, along with two board …
2026 Elections: Municipal and Regional Educational Attendance Area The October 6 Municipal and Regional Educational Attendance Area (REAA) elections are quickly approaching. These local elections determine who represents our communities on school boards, city councils, borough assemblies, and other local governing bodies. Local elected officials make decisions that directly affect our communities. Borough Assembly members help establish borough-wide policies, services, …
Dear Tribal Leaders and Tribal Members, I want to begin by extending my heartfelt prayers to everyone across our region who is experiencing loss. My prayers are with you, your families, and your communities during these difficult times. One of the most beautiful things about our culture is the way we come together to grieve, support one another, and lift …
November 12-13, 2026 • 8:30am – 5:00pm • 8 Star Events Center • Fairbanks, AK Save the date for TCC’s Fall Summit, a two-day gathering bringing Tribal leaders and participants together to share knowledge, explore resources, and discuss opportunities and challenges impacting our Tribes and communities. This year’s Summit will feature main panel discussions and breakout sessions, allowing participants to …
On September 10, communities across the Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) region came together to mark World Suicide Prevention Day with a shared message: You Matter. You Are Not Alone. Help is Here. From Fairbanks to Northway, Galena, Nulato, Huslia, and Arctic Village, people of all ages came together to remember loved ones, raise awareness, support those who may be struggling, …
By Paul Ostbloom, Home Care Manager, Tanana Chiefs Conference Providing nutrition services in Interior Alaska is unlike delivering meals anywhere else in the country. Vast distances, extreme weather, high transportation costs, and remote roadless communities all create challenges for Elders who wish to remain safely in their homes and villages. Nutrition Is About More Than Food Good nutrition plays a …
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) DOWNLOAD FULL RFP (PDF) Service Contract Packet Establishing Contracting Evaluation Preference Policy Frequently Asked Questions Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) Information Technology is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for the replacement of its enterprise Unified Communications (UC) / telephone system. The incumbent ShoreTel/Mitel platform (version 14.2) has reached functional end-of-life, with manufacturer end-of-support announced for December 2029. …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) has been awarded $2.5 million through the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program to support efforts to improve broadband readiness and expand digital opportunities across the TCC region. The funding will support broadband planning and design work in Ruby, Galena, Nulato and Koyukuk, helping lay the groundwork for future high-speed internet infrastructure in these Yukon River communities. While …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) hosted the Tribal Workforce Development Specialist (TWDS) Conference August 4–6 in Fairbanks, bringing staff together for three days of learning, connection, and collaboration focused on strengthening support for families and communities. The conference featured presentations and activities from across TCC programs, including TANF, Energy Assistance, Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation, Employment and Training, Childcare, Tribal Social Services, Tribal …
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is pleased to welcome Tiffany Yatlin as the new Employment and Training Case Manager. Originally from Vashraii’ Koo’ (Arctic Village), Tiffany now resides in Fairbanks with her three children. She brings 17 years of experience working for her Tribe as a Tribal Administrator, where she developed valuable experience supporting Tribal operations and serving her community. “I’m …