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RULES and REGULATIONS FOR FIREWOOD CUTTING
The City of Delta Junction has opened up 5.7 acres on Tanana Loop Road to expand the cemetery. Woodcutters welcome, but are required to sign waiver and reserve timeslots. Personal use only; not open to commercial firewood suppliers. See Rules & Regulations. Stop by City Hall (2288 Deborah Street) or call (895-4656) for more information.
City Council Seat Vacancy
Support Rebuild of Milepost Marker
The Delta Farm Bureau has taken the lead on rebuilding the 1422 Milepost Marker at the Visitor Center. Many people are involved in this project, including Partners for Progress High School students. Please join this group effort to replace the End-of-Alaska-Highway milepost marker by making a monetary contribution.
Thank you, Delta Farm Bureau, Partners for Progress, Delta High students, and many individuals and businesses for making this happen !
THANK YOU KINROSS MANH CHOH
Looking for End-of-Alaska-Highway certificates?
The Delta Junction Visitor Center is run by the Delta Junction Farm Bureau. The Visitor Center is located at the “Triangle” (2360 Grizzly Lane) behind a line of birch trees, where Milepost 1422 of the Alaska Highway meets Milepost 266 of the Richardson Highway. The “End of the Alaska Highway” milepost marker, Alyeska pipeline pig, and mosquito sculptures are on the Visitor Center grounds. Learn about Delta’s history, the Alaska Highway, the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, and farming in Delta from the friendly staff at the Visitor Center.
The triangle-shaped Visitor Center is almost exclusively stocked with local merchandise and the only place to purchase official “End of the Alaska Highway” certificates. They are made from thick archival cardstock, and they cost $3.00 each. Call (907-616-1323) or email (deltajunctionfarmbureau@gmail.com). Advance notice is appreciated for large groups of travelers.