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Tribal Transportation Program (TTP)
Tribal Transit Bus
Need a Ride! Call 907-650-7788*
The Transit bus is available for free to:
SENIOR CITIZENS (60 YEARS OR OLDER)
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES &
AND THEIR CAREGIVERS
HOURS:
MONDAY - FRIDAY
9 AM - 4 PM
SUNDAY
9 AM - 1 PM
* Passengers must call at least one day in advance to schedule rides.
Tribal Transportation Program (TTP)
The Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) addresses the transportation needs of the Tribe by providing transportation funds for planning, design, construction, transit, and maintenance activities.
The purpose of the TTP program is to provide safe and adequate transportation and public road access to and within our community. A prime objective of the Tribal Transportation Program is to contribute to the economic development, self-determination, and employment of PIA tribal members and Native Americans.
The Tribal Transportation Department employs about 4 employees.
Transportation planning begins with a 20-year LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP). The plan outlines the transportation priorities of the Tribe within the community of Petersburg and its surrounding boundaries.
Transportation planning continues with a 4-year Tribal Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP). The financially constrained TIP is a prioritized list of projects funded for the next 4 years.
Additional BUS Information
Click the link to see:
- Transit Passenger Book
- Passenger Code of Conduct
- Paratransit Service Plan
City Creek Trail
Public meeting
Public meeting
Public meeting
A public meeting for this upcoming project will be Monday, June 12th at 4:30 PM in the PIA Conference Room.
All are welcome to attend!
The Plans
Public meeting
Public meeting
PIA's Tribal Transportation Department is heading a project to build up and construct 6,015 feet of pedestrian trail work on the City Creek Trail beginning at Sandy Beach. The new trails will be a combination of 8-foot wide gravel and raised wooden boardwalks.
Mountain View Manor Boardwalk (complete)
Working hard
Ribbon Cutting
Working hard
Jack Galationoff - PIA Construction Foreman, and Adrian Ducat - PIA Summer Youth Program Participant working on the home stretch in the summer of 2022.
The Map
Ribbon Cutting
Working hard
The new elevated boardwalk runs from 12th Street, beginning in the Airport Subdivision, and connects to the boardwalk at Hungry Point Trail.
Ribbon Cutting
Ribbon Cutting
Ribbon Cutting
left to right: Jeanette Ness - PIA Council, Susan Harai - TTP Director, Cris Morrison -PIA Council President, Jack Galaktionoff - PIA Construction Foreman, Chad Wright - PIA Tribal Administrator, and Ron Ware - PIA Transit Driver.
Howkan & 12th/13th Street Sidewalk Project (complete)
Rainforest Contracting, Inc, working hard to complete this project.
Completed adding a walkway for pedestrians to safely reach the store and shopping center between 12th and 13th streets.
Council member, Mary Ann Rainey, PIA Transportation Director Susan Harai, and PIA Laborer II Jack Galaktionoff take steps up the new sidewalk.
Maintenance Agreements
- Petersburg Borough - Trail Maintenance
- United States Forest Service - Maintenance of Harvey Lake Cabin
- United States Forest Service - Mitkof Island Blading Contract