Wrangell Cooperative Association

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Wrangell Cooperative Association Wrangell Cooperative Association (WCA) is a federally recognized tribe in the community of Wrangell of the Interior in 1942.

The WCA is a federally recognized tribe of the Stikine River region, with its charter approved by the Dept. The Tribe consists of roughly 600 tribal members, governed by the WCA Tribal Council. The tribe manages Chief Shakes Island, Shakes Island Tribal Tours, and the WCA Cultural Center. Programs operated under the WCA umbrella include WCAT Roads, IGAP and Fisheries. WCA provides social services, employment and educational opportunities for the Tribe and community.

10/20/2026

A special thanks to our RASOR students for their help with this month's sample!

10/17/2026
πŸ’œ October is Domestic Violence Awareness month so wear purple all month to help raise awareness for this important issue...
10/16/2026

πŸ’œ October is Domestic Violence Awareness month so wear purple all month to help raise awareness for this important issue and take a moment to learn about these dating red flags. πŸ’œ

Help us learn more about how this affects Wrangellites by filling out one or both of our surveys if you haven't already:

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🟣 For Wrangell Professional Support Workers or Volunteers:
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Need support now?
Help is free, confidential, and available:

πŸ“ž Report child abuse to OCS: 1-800-478-4444

πŸ“ž StrongHearts Native Helpline (for American Indians & Alaska Natives): 1-844-762-8483 (1-844-7NATIVE)
πŸ’¬ Call, text, or chat at strongheartshelpline.org

πŸ“ž SEARHC Crisis Helpline: 1-877-294-0074

πŸ“ž National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
πŸ’¬ Text START to 88788 | thehotline.org

If you’re in immediate danger, call 911.

πŸŽ— WCA Prevention is asking for community feedback regarding prevention topics in Wrangell. πŸ™ Having local data about dif...
10/15/2026

πŸŽ— WCA Prevention is asking for community feedback regarding prevention topics in Wrangell.

πŸ™ Having local data about difficult topics is crucial to prioritize prevention work. We appreciate your understanding as we gather info as discretely as we can.

πŸ“£ Please reshare this post to help us reach more Wrangellites, past or present.

⚠️ Content: While not graphic in nature, this survey content discusses situations involving domestic and intimate partner violence. It may not be appropriate for all audiences. User discretion is advised. See below for support.

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24/7 Support is Available:
Emergencies: 911
Report child abuse to OCS: 1-800-478-4444
StrongHearts Native Helpline: 1-844-762-8483
SEARHC Crisis Helpline: 1-877-294-0074

10/14/2026

Join us this Friday, October 16th@ 10AM for a Totem Tales themed story time!
Join us for a fun time with stories, crafts and a snack!

10/13/2026

Big changes are coming to the community garden! 🌿

The WCA Earth branch, Community Garden Committee, and CBW are joining forces to install brand-new fencing around our garden space. We are thrilled about this new partnership and eager to enhance this community area together!

Important Compost Update: ⚠️

While construction is underway, please do not add anything to the community compost. Thank you for your patience and cooperationβ€”stay tuned for brand-new community compost bins coming soon! πŸ› οΈπŸŒ±

10/13/2026

🌧️ Wrangell, it’s time to batten down the hatches! 🌬️

A stronger storm system is headed toward Southeast Alaska later this week, bringing the potential for gusty winds and moderate-to-heavy rainfall. Rain is certainly nothing new around here, but prolonged or intense rainfall coupled with heavy wind deserves our attention, especially near steep slopes and areas with a history of ground movement.

Before the weather arrives:

πŸ”¦ Charge phones and check flashlights
🏑 Secure loose outdoor items
🌧️ Clear gutters, drains, and culverts where it is safe to do so
πŸš— Avoid flooded or debris-covered roads
πŸ“» Monitor official weather and local emergency updates
πŸŽ’ Keep essential medications and emergency supplies ready

⚠️ Heavy rain can increase the risk of landslides. Watch for new ground cracks, leaning trees or utility poles, unusually wet ground, sudden changes in creek levels, or sounds of cracking trees, moving rocks, or increasing rumbling. If you observe these warning signs, leave the area immediately and call 911 from a safe location.

Please look out for your family, neighbors, and anyone who may need a little extra help preparing. Wrangell is at its best when we take care of one another.

Stay alert, stay prepared, and stay safe, Wrangell!

Address

Wrangell, AK
99929

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19078744304

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