Together with the property and business owners, Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. (ADP) will be proactive and flexible in assisting to keep the 25 miles of sidewalk in the Downtown Improvement District (DID) free of snow and ice. That being said, please remember snow removal takes time. I encourage everyone to be patient and flexible. As you remember, together we moved a lot of snow last year – this year we will be stepping up our efforts even more.

Jeff Robinson, our Maintenance Supervisor, and his crew will be working in conjunction with you to have the snow removed from sidewalks, and with the Municipality to haul it from Downtown streets as promptly as possible. Please call Jeff at 277-2078 or 529-2560, if you have questions or concerns, if he’s not in, please leave a message.

ADP is constantly seeking out the best way to provide services. Part of the solution to this challenge is cooperation and communication. Communication is crucial to our success. In our attempt to keep you fully informed, we’ll continue using newsletters, e-mail blasts, newspaper articles and public information forums. If you are not hearing from us, or if you need assistance in keeping your sidewalks clear, you can call me at 277-7295 or 529-8006 or you can email me at ckeenhold@anchoragedowntown.org.

Sincerely, Charlie Keenhold
Director of Operations – Anchorage Downtown Partnership Ltd.

SNOW MAPS

We have prepared maps to show you where you can expect to see our equipment – and when – during our snow removal work. The maps are broken up according to the piece of equipment. Some equipment routes overlap with other equipment routes, but for the most part we have developed the most efficient snow removal system we can.

Our snow removal teams complete their work in two 3.5 hour shifts. If it snows in the evening, our team will be on the streets at 5:00am completing our first pass as most businesses are opening and workers are arriving. Our second pass also takes 3.5+ hours and covers the secondary streets and areas that need extrat attention.

Clik on the image to open a PDF version of the map that allows you to zoom, pan, print, etc.

CASE TRACTOR

KUBOTA TRACTOR

KUBOTA RTV

HONDA 4-WHEELER #1

HONDA 4-WHEELER #2

SNOW BLOWERS & HAND SHOVEL

ALL ROUTES (may be confusing)

Why do smokers litter? Mostly, it’s lack of awareness about the environmental impact and insufficient ash receptacles. New ordinances are also moving more smokers outdoors or to designated areas.

Cigarette butts are unsightly, costly to clean up, and harmful to waterways and wildlife. Get the facts.

Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. recently received a federal grant from Keep America Beautiful Inc. to help raise awareness that cigarette butts are litter too.