The Highway to Highway (H2H) Project is now in the Alternatives Development Phase. The map at the right shows the preliminary corridors. For more information on alternatives, also review the May meeting materials. Comments on the May meeting materials are requested by June 30, 2009.

During this phase the project team is developing the different options that will meet the project's Purpose and Need.

There are a number of ways you can stay up to date with the project and get involved in the project. Please continue to check the Web site for event updates.

May Public Meetings
Did you miss the public meetings? Review the materials here!

May meeting materials

Comments on the May meeting materials are requested by June 30, 2009.

Transit Open House
Would you like to learn more about transit and missed the open house on 06-04-09? Click the link below!

Transit Open House Materials

U.S. Senator Mark Begich speaks at the H2H Project Office Grand Opening, standing behind him from left to right: Acting Mayor of Anchorage Matt Claman, Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) Regional Director Gordon Keith, Alaska Senator Johnny Ellis, and Assembly member Patrick Flynn (photo copyright 2009 Julie Jessen)

More than 50 community members gathered June 29 as Alaska dignitaries celebrated the opening of the Seward Highway to Glenn Highway Connection project office with a ribbon cutting ceremony and reception.

“This office is important because it helps citizens understand what the project is about,” Begich said. “This is going to be a valuable asset to Anchorage, not just another road.”

The H2H project office is located in the Fairview Neighborhood, a community that has been heavily involved in the project since it began the scoping phase last summer.

Public participate in the grand opening celebration (photo copyright 2009 Julie Jessen)

“This office is a perfect example of how to do a project,” Claman said. “It’s something that previous projects have failed to do. It’s going to make Fairview a better place to live, to work, and to raise a family.”

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