Local council faces traffic fears from SBS trust plan on Birchwood Loop

March 08, 2025 | Anchorage Municipality, Alaska


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Local council faces traffic fears from SBS trust plan on Birchwood Loop
The Chugiak-Eagle River Advisory Board meeting on March 8, 2025, highlighted significant concerns regarding traffic safety and infrastructure in the area. Residents expressed alarm over the increasing traffic on Birchwood Loop, particularly due to the impact of local developments such as the SBS trust plan, a shooting range, and the nearby airport.

One resident shared a personal experience, noting the dangerous conditions on steep curves of Birchwood Loop, where they witnessed a school bus struggling to navigate the road. This incident raised fears about the safety of children and families in the community. Another resident reported that noise from escalating traffic has become a nightly disturbance, affecting their ability to sleep.

Concerns were also raised about the lack of funding for necessary infrastructure improvements to address these issues. The community is apprehensive that without action, traffic conditions will continue to worsen, posing risks to safety and quality of life.

The meeting underscored the urgent need for discussions on traffic management and potential funding solutions to enhance safety for residents in Chugiak-Eagle River.

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