FY2025-62 Municipal Insurance Pool Cooperative Participation Agreement Between Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA) And The Kodiak Island BoroughCONTRACTS TRANSMITTAL FORM
RETENTION SCHEDULE: CL -09 CONTRACTS
Records related to obligations under contracts, leases, and other agreements between the Borough and outside parties,
successful bids, and proposals. Active records are kept by the corresponding department. Apply retention (plus 4 years) once
contract or agreement expires, or once product is procured. Apply retention (plus 25 years) for agreements that involve
real property.
DATE: 07/09/25 TRANSMITTED BY: Dora Cross
DEPT: Finance
CONTRACT NO.: FY 2025-62 VENDOR OR CONTRACTOR: Alaska Public Risk Alliance (APRA)
CONTRACT TITLE(Please provide details that are available such as purpose and/or the amount):
A Municipal Insurance Pool Cooperative Participation Agreement Between Alaska Public Risk
Alliance (APRA) and the Kodiak Island Borough
Administrative contracts are contracts approved by the manager that are within the spending
authority allowed by code. Assembly approved contracts are beyond the manager's spending
authority and require approval by the Assembly during a meeting.
APPROVED BY: Administrator DATE OF APPROVAL: 06/23/25
TYPE OF CONTRACT: Agreement to participate in a municipal insurance pool
PROVIDE DETAILS FOR ANY AUTOMATIC RENEWALS OR EXTENSIONS BELOW:
Agreement is effective until the Borough withdrawals from the pool.
EXPIRATION OR REVIEW DATE:
PURGE DATE: 06/23/9999
If there's no expiration date or the contract is open-ended, enter 9999 in the date field and explain when
it should be flagged for review:
When the Borough withdraws from the pool.
Are all relevant attachments, exhibits, referenced documents attached? ❑
Are the successful bids and proposals incorporated in the attachments? ❑
ONLY COMPLETE THIS SECTION IF THE RECORD AMENDS, EXTENDS, IS A
CHANGE ORDER, OR AN ADDENDUM TO AN EXISTING CONTRACT
m7_r N Z
CONTRACT NO.: FY
REQUESTED BY:
CATEGORY: Select One
APPROVED BY: Select One TYPE OF CONTRACT: Select One
PROVIDE DETAILS FOR ANY AUTOMATIC RENEWALS OR EXTENSIONS BELOW:
EXPIRATION DATE: PURGE DATE:
If there is no expiration/purge date, enter 9999 as the year for open-ended contracts AND explain the
process below on how or when it should be flagged for review.
Rev. 04/09/2025
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Alaska Public Risk Alliance
COOPERATIVE PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
July 1, 2025
Table of Contents
Preamble.................................................................................................................................1
1.
Definitions....................................................................................................................1
2.
Purposes.......................................................................................................................2
3.
Parties to Agreement.....................................................................................................2
4.
Term of Agreement........................................................................................................3
5.
Powers of the Alliance...................................................................................................3
6.
Establishment and Administration of the Joint Insurance Fund........................................3
7.
Board of Directors.........................................................................................................3
8.
Powers of the Board of Directors....................................................................................4
9.
Coverage Provided........................................................................................................4
10.
Claim Reserves and Capital...........................................................................................4
11.
Accounts and Records...................................................................................................4
12.
Responsibility for Funds.................................................................................................5
13.
Method of Apportioning Costs........................................................................................5
14.
Additional Contributions................................................................................................6
15.
Establishing and Promoting an Aggressive Risk Management Program .............................6
16.
Members' Responsibilities.............................................................................................6
17.
Member Payments........................................................................................................7
18.
New Members...............................................................................................................7
19.
Member Withdrawal......................................................................................................7
20.
Claims Administration and Payment of Losses...............................................................8
21.
Coverage Determination and Appeal..............................................................................9
22.
Exhaustion of Policy Limits............................................................................................9
23.
Liabilities of the Alliance................................................................................................9
24.
Member Liability..........................................................................................................10
25.
Termination and Dissolution........................................................................................10
26.
Merger or Consolidation..............................................................................................10
27.
Notices.......................................................................................................................11
28.
Amendment................................................................................................................11
29.
Prohibition Against Assignment....................................................................................11
30.
Agreement Complete...................................................................................................11
31.
Governing Law.............................................................................................................11
32.
Construction of Contract.............................................................................................11
33.
Severability.................................................................................................................11
34.
Conformity to Statute..................................................................................................12
35.
Signatures...................................................................................................................12
Alaska Public Risk Alliance
COOPERATIVE PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
Preamble
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into in the State of Alaska by and among those
municipalities and their public corporations, city and borough school districts, and regional
education attendance areas organized and existing under the Constitution or laws of the State of
Alaska, which have signed this Agreement. Parties signing this Agreement are collectively referred
to in this Agreement as "Members" and individually as "Member."
WHEREAS, AS 21.76.010 provides that two or more local governmental entities may enter into
Cooperative Agreements for the purpose of establishing joint insurance arrangements; and
WHEREAS, each of the parties to this Agreement desires to join with the other parties to form a
Joint Insurance Arrangement (JIA) for the purpose of poolingself-insured losses and administrative
services, and jointly purchasing excess insurance, reinsurance, or other loss funding mechanisms;
and
WHEREAS, it appears economically feasible and practical for the parties to this Agreement to do
so;
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Definitions
The following definitions will apply to the provisions of the Agreement:
• "Administrator" means the person appointed by the Board of Directors, or as otherwise
provided in the Bylaws, to serve as chief executive officer of the Alliance.
• "Alliance" means Alaska Public Risk Alliance, a joint insurance arrangement and a
nonprofit corporation organized under the laws of the State of Alaska.
• "Board of Directors" or "Board" means the governing body of the Alliance.
• "Bylaws" means those bylaws of the Alliance that are adopted by the Alliance's Board of
Directors, and as duly amended thereafter. The bylaws, including without limitation all
definitions they contain, are incorporated into this Agreement by this reference.
• "Claim" means a demand made against the Alliance arising out of an occurrence that is
within the scope of coverage of the Alliance's joint insurance arrangement as developed
by the Board.
• "Claim Reserves" means the total funds set aside for the purpose of adjusting and paying
members' claims, which have been certified as adequate by a Casualty Actuary who is a
member of the American Academy of Actuaries.
• "Economic Capital" means the amount of funds required to support pool operations and
protect the Alliance from such events as unexpectedly high losses or poor investment
performance.
• "Fiscal Year" means that period of twelve months that is established as the fiscal year of
the Alliance.
• "Insurance" means and includes self-insurance through a funded program and/or any
commercial insurance contract. This joint insurance arrangement will not be considered
insurance for any other purpose, pursuant to AS 21.76.020(a).
• "Joint Insurance Fund" has the meaning ascribed to that term in AS 21.76.900.
• "Reinsurance" or "Excess Insurance" means insurance coverage purchased by the Alliance
to protect the funds of the Alliance against catastrophes or an unusual frequency of losses
during a single year.
• "Unallocated Capital" means funds held by the Alliance in amounts greater than the
amounts required for Claim Reserves and Economic Capital.
2. Purposes
This Agreement is entered into by the Members to provide comprehensive and effective coverage
and risk management services, as authorized by AS 21.76, with the objective of reducing the
amount and frequency of Members' losses and decreasing the cost of claims incurred by Members.
As provided by Section 21.76 of the Alaska Statutes, pooling of losses in this program is not
considered insurance.
3. Parties to Agreement
Each party to this Agreement certifies that it intends to, and does, contract with all other parties
who are signatories to this Agreement as well as other parties that may later be added to and
become signatories of this Agreement. Each party to this Agreement also certifies that the deletion
of any party from this Agreement will not affect this Agreement or such party's intent as described
above with the other parties to the Agreement then remaining. A roster of parties to the Agreement
is available on request.
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4. Term of Agreement
This Agreement will become effective on the date coverage commences for the Members. The
Agreement will continue in effect unless coverage is canceled, non -renewed, or otherwise
terminated in accordance with this Agreement and the Alliance Bylaws.
5. Powers of the Alliance
The Alliance will have the powers necessary to administer this joint insurance arrangement
pursuant to AS 21.76.030(2) and AS 21.76.900(2) as amended, replaced or updated. The Alliance,
and to the extent delegated by the Board of Directors the Administrator, are authorized to
perform all acts necessary for the exercise of said powers pursuant to the terms hereof and in the
manner provided by law, including, but not limited to, any or all the following:
• to make and enter into contracts;
• to incur debts, liabilities, or obligations;
• to acquire, hold and dispose of property, funds, services, and other forms of assistance from
persons, firms, corporations, and governmental entities in the name of the Alliance;
• to sue and be sued in the name of the Alliance;
• to exercise all powers necessary and proper to carry out the terms and provisions of this
Agreement, or otherwise authorized by law; and
• all other and further powers that may be authorized by the Articles of Incorporation Bylaws,
and any other corporate governance documents of the Alliance, and as permitted or not
otherwise prohibited by law.
6. Establishment and Administration of the Joint Insurance Fund
The Alliance establishes a Joint Insurance Fund as described in AS Sec. 21.76.080 and will
administer it as provided by law.
7. Board of Directors
The Alliance will be governed by the Board of Directors, which is hereby established, and which
will be composed of 12 Directors according to the Bylaws. Each member of the Board will have
one vote. A list of the names of the Board of Directors of the Alliance is available on request.
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8. Powers of the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the Alliance will have the powers and duties set out in the Bylaws and
other powers and functions as are provided for in this Agreement or in law including, but not
limited to, the power to authorize contracts in accordance with AS 21.76 upon such terms and
conditions as the Board deems appropriate, and to adopt rules for the fair and equitable
administration of the Alliance and the Joint Insurance Fund.
9. Coverage Provided
The Alliance may provide any kind of coverage for Members required by law or regulation or as
the Board will determine, and not otherwise prohibited under AS 21.76.010(b). All applicable
coverage memoranda or policy forms, as they may be adopted and amended from time to time
by action of the Board, are incorporated herein by this reference.
10. Claim Reserves and Capital
The Alliance will set aside funds in sufficient amounts to (1) pay all incurred claims, and (2)
provide the capital necessary to support pool operations and protect the Alliance against
unexpected events. These Claim Reserves and Economic Capital amounts will be determined by
a Casualty Actuary who is a member of the American Academy of Actuaries. The Economic
Capital will be based on a target funding level determined by the Board and is intended to
protect the Alliance at a high level of confidence.
Funds that exceed the Claim Reserves and Economic Capital amount are Unallocated Capital and
may be allotted by the Board to purposes that further the objectives of the Alliance. Such
purposes include, but are not limited to, increasing the funds held as Economic Capital, adjusting
Member contributions, and refunding amounts to eligible Members.
Any contribution adjustments or refunds will be based upon a formula that considers, but is not
limited to, a Member's participation in the Alliance; its loss and risk factors; and the financial needs
of the Alliance.
11. Accounts and Records
Annual BudZet. The Board will annually adopt an operating budget.
Funds and Accounts. The Administrator will establish and maintain such funds and accounts as
may be required by applicable law or regulation or generally accepted accounting practices.
Financial books and records of the joint insurance arrangement will be in the hands of the
Administrator and will be open to inspection at all reasonable times by representatives of the
Members.
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Alliance Report. The Board will provide for an annual independent audit of the accounts and
records of the joint insurance arrangement. This audit will conform to generally accepted auditing
standards, and will include a determination, by a casualty actuary who is a member of the
American Academy of Actuaries, that methodologies for establishing reserves for losses are
actuarially sound, and that the reserve level is adequate. By October 1 of each year, a report of the
financial condition of the Joint Insurance Arrangement, certified by a certified public accountant,
will be filed as a public record with the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee and the Director
of the Division of Insurance, as required by AS 21.76.020(b), and made available to each Member.
12. Responsibility for Funds
The Administrator of the Alliance will have the custody of and disburse the joint insurance
arrangement's funds in accordance with this Agreement and Board policy. The Administrator may
periodically approve other authorized signatories.
The Alliance will provide all officers and employees authorized to disburse Alliance funds with a
fidelity bond or comparable instrument in an amount set by the Board, but not less than
$1,000,000.
13. Method of Apportioning Costs
The revenue required by the Alliance to carry out its functions on behalf of Members is established
annually by the Board and apportioned among Members though determination of each Member's
contributions.
Each Member's contributions will be determined by the Administrator, taking into consideration
factors including but not limited to:
• The Member's exposures to risk, such as property location and values, employee
classifications and payroll, vehicles, and services provided.
• The Member's loss history, including claim frequency and severity.
• The Member's efforts to identify and mitigate risk through loss control activities.
• The amount of the Member's self-insured retention or deductibles.
• The cost of insurance, reinsurance, excess insurance, or other coverages purchased for or
on behalf of Members.
• Any adjustments based on exposure audit provisions in insurance policies or coverage
obtained pursuant to this Agreement.
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14. Additional Contributions
In the unlikely event that the Board determines that the combined amount of Economic Capital
and Unallocated Capital is or is expected to become insufficient to effectively carry out the
provisions of this Agreement, the Board may vote to assess additional contributions relating to one
or more fiscal years that may apply to Members that are currently, or were formerly, parties to this
Agreement
A decision by the Board to assess additional contributions will not take effect unless and until it is
ratified at an annual or special meeting by two-thirds of the current Members. At least 30 days
prior to that Member meeting, the Administrator will provide to each Member a document
describing (1) the Board's rationale for levying the additional contributions, (2) the formula it will
use to allocate the additional contributions among Members, and (3) when Members must pay
the additional contributions levied.
15. Establishing and Promoting an Aggressive Risk Management Program
The Administrator will:
• Assist each Member in identifying and reducing risks.
• Provide loss prevention services to Members as needed, including, as appropriate and
available, training, inspections, and consulting services.
• Provide loss information to assist each Member in carrying out its claims management and
loss control program.
• Provide to Members, as needed and feasible, a review of their contracts to determine
sufficiency of indemnity and insurance provisions.
• Undertake all other responsibilities deemed necessary by the Board to carry out the
purposes of this Agreement.
16. Members' Responsibilities
Each Member of the Alliance has responsibilities to its fellow Members, and to the Alliance as a
whole. Members will in all ways cooperate with and assist the Alliance, and any insurer providing
coverage to the Alliance, in all matters relating to this Agreement, and will comply with all Bylaws,
rules, regulations, and policies adopted by the Board.
Each Member further agrees to:
• Appoint a representative to the Alliance as provided in the Bylaws.
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• Comply with recommendations of the Alliance concerning the development and
implementation of a loss control program.
• Undertake efforts to mitigate losses, including the prompt reporting of claims or potential
claims to the Alliance, and to fully cooperate with the Alliance and any insurer providing
coverage to the Alliance or its Members in the adjustment of claims.
17. Member Payments
Each Member will pay its contribution promptly when due. The contribution constitutes the
Member's financial obligation to the joint insurance arrangement for the coverage period, which
may be adjusted by subsequent audit of the Member's exposures or risks, and any additional
contributions levied as provided in Section 14 or Section 25 of this Agreement.
The Administrator may impose a finance charge on any account balances that are more than 30
days past due and may, following 30 days' written notice to the Member, cancel a Member's
coverage pursuant to applicable law if a contribution for coverage or any insurance policy obtained
through this Agreement for that Member remains unpaid.
Cancellation of coverage under this section will not relieve a Member of its financial obligations to
the Alliance.
18. New Members
Additional Members may be permitted, at the discretion of the Administrator and after completing
an application process established by the Board, to become signatories of this Agreement or a
similar agreement.
19. Member Withdrawal
A Member may withdraw as a party to this Agreement pursuant to the requirements of this
Section:
• Withdrawing Members must give written notice of intent to withdraw at least 180 days
prior to the expiration of coverage.
• A Member that fails to renew its coverage without giving the required 180 days' written
notice to the Administrator will be responsible for a penalty equal to 20 percent of its total
annual contribution for the most recent coverage year.
• A Member that withdraws during a coverage period, or has its coverage canceled by the
Administrator for failure to pay the required contribution, will be responsible for a penalty
equal to 20 percent of the total annual contribution for the Member for the current
coverage year.
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• A member may request a waiver of the penalty imposed under this section by submitting
the request in writing to the Administrator. The Board must approve any penalty waivers.
Withdrawal from this Agreement underthis section will not relieve a Member of any otherfinancial
obligations to the Alliance. The withdrawal of any Member from this Agreement will not terminate
the Agreement.
20. Claims Administration and Payment of Losses
• Each Member will give prompt notice of any claims to the Alliance. The Member will
communicate directly with the Alliance and not through third parties unless agreed to by
the Administrator. Failure to give prompt notice of claims will result in a limitation of
coverage and penalties as provided in the relevant coverage memorandum.
• Except in circumstances where coverage is provided by an insurance carrier, the
Administrator will investigate all claims against the Member and will attempt to adjust or
settle such claims. The Member agrees to provide and make available to the Administrator
all information and all personnel as may be reasonably required to fully investigate and
defend each claim.
• Subject to the provisions of this Agreement and all applicable coverage agreements or
policies, legal counsel selected by the Alliance will defend claims against the Member. A
Member will have the right to hire, at its own expense, its own co -counsel to work with
defense counsel employed by the Alliance.
• The Administrator will pay adjudicated claims according to the provisions of this
Agreement and all applicable coverage memoranda or policies.
• In the event the Administrator determines it is advisable to settle a claim, the Member,
except as provided in the applicable coverage memorandum, will accept the
Administrator's recommendation and judgment and enter into such settlements as the
Administrator determines to be appropriate.
• With the express written permission of the Alliance, a Member with a self-insured retention
may be permitted to administer, defend and adjust claims within its own self-insured
retention, in a manner consistent with the Member's coverage memoranda and Alliance -
approved policies and procedures. Such written permission does not relieve the Member
from notice requirements as defined in this Agreement or in the applicable coverage
memorandum. Once the self-insured retention is reached, all outstanding defense and
adjustment of the claim will be handled by the Alliance pursuant to the paragraphs above.
Written permission notwithstanding, the Alliance, in its sole judgment and discretion,
retains the right to take over handling of claims below the Member's self-insured retention.
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21. Coverage Determination and Appeal
It will be the duty and responsibility of the Administrator to make the initial determination
regarding rights to coverage protections provided under the joint insurance arrangement. This
responsibility is limited to amounts of coverage provided by or retained by the Alliance, including
amounts within self-insured retentions or deductibles, and amounts where the Alliance is
designated as the "Company" or "Insurer" under the applicable policy or coverage memorandum.
The Administrator or designee will timely notify the Member of the determination in writing,
advising the Member whether or to what extent the Alliance:
• Is accepting or denying coverage;
• Will defend the claim and/or indemnify the Member; and
• Is reserving any rights to make any subsequent determinations regarding coverage.
A Member that disagrees with a decision by the Administrator to deny coverage may appeal the
decision to the Board. The Board will promulgate rules and procedures for the appeal process.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Member has the right to petition the Administrator and pursue
an appeal with the Board to request the Alliance's assistance in pursuing coverage placed by the
Alliance with an insurance carrier.
22. Exhaustion of Policy Limits
It is understood and agreed that in the event of a covered loss or accumulation of covered losses
affecting multiple Members whereby the amount of loss exceeds the limits of the coverage
memorandum or policy, the payments to individual Members will be made on a proportional
basis. This proportion will be determined as the ratio of the total limits available divided by the
total amount of the loss.
This provision applies to exhaustion of limits on a per occurrence or an annual aggregate basis as
appropriate.
23. Liabilities of the Alliance
Pursuant to Alaska law, the debts, liabilities, and obligations of the Alliance will not constitute
debts, liabilities, or obligations of any Members, except as expressly set forth in this Agreement.
The debts, liabilities and obligations of the Alliance will not constitute debts, liabilities or
obligations of its officers, directors, employees, agents, Board of Directors, committees or
Administrator.
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24. Member Liability
Members will not be assessed for costs or expenses in excess of their contribution payment, except
as provided in Section 14 or in Section 25 of this Agreement.
25. Termination and Dissolution
This Agreement may be terminated if the Board of Directors, by a two-thirds vote of the Directors,
adopts a resolution recommending the Alliance be dissolved and this Agreement be terminated.
• The question of the dissolution and termination will be submitted to a vote at a meeting
of Members entitled to vote, which may be either an annual or special meeting. A
resolution to dissolve the Alliance and to terminate this Agreement will be adopted upon
receiving at least two-thirds of the votes which Members present at the meeting are
entitled to cast.
o If there are no Members, or no Members entitled to vote present, the adopted
resolution of the Board to dissolve the Alliance and terminate this Agreement will
take effect.
• In the event dissolution and termination is approved, this Agreement and the Alliance will
continue to exist solely for the purpose of disposing of all liabilities, distribution of assets,
and all other functions necessary to close out the affairs of the Alliance. The Board is vested
with all powers of the Alliance for the purpose of dissolving affairs of the Alliance.
• Upon dissolution and termination, and following the payment of, or provision for, all debts,
claims, and liabilities, all remaining assets and liabilities of the Alliance will be distributed
among the Members based on a formula and timing approved by the Board.
26. Merger or Consolidation
After completion of an analysis of the Alliance's liabilities and assets by a casualty actuary who is
a member of the American Academy of Actuaries, and any other analysis that the Board considers
appropriate, the Board may elect to merge or consolidate assets and liabilities of the Alliance with
those of another substantially similar organization for the purposes of providing ongoing coverage
and risk management for the Members. The Board may, but is not obligated to, approve a
distribution of assets among Members as part of the merger or consolidation. Such a merger or
consolidation will be made consistent with the requirements in AS 10.20 and will not constitute a
termination of the Agreement as described herein.
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27. Notices
Notices to Members hereunder will be sufficient if mailed to the address listed on the most recent
application form of the respective Members. A Member may change such address or other contact
information by providing written notice (which will include notice by fax or email) of such change
to the Alliance.
28. Amendment
This Agreement may be amended at any time by the written approval of a majority of the
Members signatory to it, or by the Board of Directors of the Alliance following 30 days' written
notice to the Members of the proposed change(s). Any amendment to this Agreement will be
effective on the subsequent July 1 unless another effective date is otherwise stated therein.
29. Prohibition Against Assignment
No Members may assign any right, claim, or interest it may have under this Agreement and no
creditor, assignee, or third -party beneficiary of any Member will have any right, claim or title to any
part, share, interest, fund, premium, contribution, or asset of the Alliance.
30. Agreement Complete
This Agreement, along with any exhibits hereto and documents incorporated by reference herein,
constitute the full and complete Agreement of the parties. There are no oral understandings or
agreements not set forth in writing herein.
31. Governing Law
This Agreement will be interpreted according to the laws of the State of Alaska. A suit brought
relating to any dispute hereunder or related hereto will be filed in the Superior Court of Alaska in
Anchorage or Juneau, and in no other place.
32. Construction of Contract
Separate agreements will be executed by each Member and all such agreements will be construed
as a single collective contract.
33. Severability
If a provision of this Agreement is or becomes illegal, invalid, or unenforceable, the remainder of
this Agreement will remain valid and enforceable.
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34. Conformity to Statute
In the event any term or provision of this Agreement is found to be in conflict with the laws,
regulation, or applicable statutes of the State of Alaska, such term or provision will be construed
so as to conform to such statutes or laws.
35. Signatures
The parties hereto, acting through properly authorized officials, hereby execute this Agreement,
effective July 1, 2025.
Member:
Member Name:
Signature:
Printed Name: A�Vv\e Q-- W t I i A -w1.5
Title:
Date signed: ZS .1 wtJ 25
Alaska Public Risk Alliance, as Administrator for the Joint Insurance
Arrangement
Signature:
Printed Name:
Title:
Date signed:
EXHIBIT 1: List of Members
EXHIBIT 2: Board of Directors of APRA
Jeff Good
Executive Director
07/01/2025
APRA Cooperative Participation Agreement July 1, 2025 Page 12
Exhibit 1
APRA MEMBER ROSTER
The following
public entities are considered to be Members
of the Alaska Public Risk Alliance:
1.
City of Adak Water & Sewer Project
28.
City of Thorne Bay
2.
City of Adak
29.
City of Clark's Point
3.
City of Akhiok
30.
City of Coffman Cove
4.
City of Akutan
31.
City of Cold Bay
5.
City of Alakanuk VSW Project
32.
Denali Borough
6.
City of Ala kanuk
33.
Dillingham City Schc\Disict
7.
Alaska Gateway School District
34.
City of Diomede CDP
8.
City of Aleknagik
35.
Dio mJoi Utility
9.
10.
Aleutians East Borough
Aleutians East Borough School District
36.
'City
C' y m d
of ag e
11.
City of Ambler Public Health Facilities
of Eek
Project
ity of Egegik
12.
City of Ambler Infrastructure Improvent
i
City of Ekwok
Project
City of Emmonak Water Sewer Project
13.
City of Anaktuvuk Pass
14.
Anchorage Community Developme
42.
City of Emmonak
Authority, Easy Park and 716 W 4th Ave, LLC
43.
City of Fairbanks
15.
City of Anderson
44.
City of False Pass
16.
City of AngWn C000
45.
City of Fort Yukon
17.
City of A 'k
46.
Frontier Charter School
18.
City of Atka
47.
Galena City School District
19.
of Atqasuk
48.
City of Galena
20.
City
Ityettles
49.
City of Gambell
•P.B*ristol
y uckland
50.
City of Golovin CDP
Bay Borough School District
51.
City of Golovin
City of Chefornak Water Sewer Project
52.
Goodnews Bay Water £, Sewer Project
24.
City of Chefornak
53.
City of Grayling Public Health Facilities
25.
City of Chevak
Project
26.
City of Chignik
54.
Haines Borough School District
27.
City of Kasaan
55.
City of Holy Cross
56.
City of Homer
57. Hoonah City School District 91. City of McGrath
58. City of Hoonah 92. City of Mekoryuk
59. City of Hooper Bay Water & Sewer Project 93. City of Mountain Village Water Sewer
60. City of Hooper Bay Project
61. City of Houston 94. City of Mountain Village
62. City of Hughes 95. Napakiak Managed Retreat Project
63. City of Huslia 96. City of Napakiak Water Sewer Project
64. Ilisagvik College and Ilisagvik College 97. City of Napakiak
Foundation 98. City of Napaskiak
65. Ipnatchiaq Electric Company 99. Nenana City Public Schools
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66. City of Kachemak 100. City of Nenan*^
67. City of Kake 101. City of New Stuyahok Publivealth
68. City of Kaktovik Facilities Project
69. City of Ka [tag 102. City of New Stuyahok
70. City of Kaltag Public Health Facilities Project 103. City of Newhalen
71. Kenai Peninsula Borough $4Cp1%0Nfhtmute VSW Project
72. Kenai Peninsula Borough School District .ightmute
73. City of Kenai tAlA,C
City of Nikolai
74. City of Kiana Public Health Facility Pro
Nome Public Schools
75. City of Kiana 108. City of Nome
76. City of King Cove
109. City of Noorvik
77. Kodiak Island Borough 110. City of North Pole
78. Kodiak Island Boro School District 111. North Slope Borough School District
79. City of Kodiak 112. Northwest Arctic Borough
80. City of K\*klic He th Facilities Project 113. City of Nuiqsut
81. City of K114. City of Nulato
82. City of Kotzebue 115. City of Nunam Iqua
83. qty f yuk Public Health Facilities Project 116. City of Nunapitchuk Water Sewer Project
•
yloyuk 117. City of Nunapitchuk
NCity of Koyukuk 118. City of Old Harbor Tank Farm
86. Lake and Peninsula Borough
119. City of Old Harbor
87. City of Larsen Bay 120. City of Ouzinkie Public Health Facilities
Project
88. City of Manokotak VSW Project
121. City of Ouzinkie
89. City of Manokotak
122. Pelican City School District
90. City of McGrath VSW Project
123. City of Pelican Water Sewer Project
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124. City of Pelican 157. City of Shungnak
125. Pilot Point Electrical 158. City of Soldotna
126. City of Pilot Point 159. Southeast Island School District
127. City of Pilot Station 160. City of Tanana
128. City of Platinum 161. City of Teller VSW Project
129. City of Point Hope 162. City of Teller
130. City of Port Alexander 163. City of Tenakee Springs
131. City of Port Heiden 164. City of Thorne Bay VSW Project
132. City of Port Lions 165. City of Togiak
133. Pribilof Montessori School 166. City of Toksook Bay
134. Pribilof School District 167. City of Unalakleet VSW Project
135. City of Quinhagak VSW Project 168. City of Unalakleet
136. City of Quinhagak 169. City of Upper Kalskag
137. City of Ruby and Ruby Electric 170. City of Utqiagvik
138. City of Russian Mission Gaming Valdez City School District
139. City of Russian Mission 1 City of Valdez
140. City of Saint George of Wainwright
141. City of Saint Mary's 4 ity of Wales Water Sewer Project
142. City of Sand Point0175. City of Wales
143. City of Savoonga CDP176. City of White Mountain
144. City of Savoonga 177. City of Yakutat Public Health Facilities
145. City of Saxman Project
146. City of Scammon Bay 178. Yakutat School District
147. City of Seldovia 4&ter Sewer Project 179. City and Borough of Yakutat
148. City of Seldovia 180. Yukon Flats School District
149. City of Seward 181. Yukon-Koyukuk School District
150. Shaktoolik CDP 182. Alaska Association of Conservation Districts
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5 Cit f aktoolik Wind Ener y Recovery 183. Alaska Native Cultural Charter School
g
ect 184. Aleutian Region School District
15 . City of Sha ktoolik VSW Project 185. Anchorage Stream Academy Charter School
153. City of Shaktoolik 186. City of Aniak
154. City of Shishmaref CDP 187. Annette Island School District
155. City of Shishmaref Public Health Facilities 188. Aquarian Charter School
Project 189. Bering Strait School District
156. City of Shishmaref 190. City of Bethel
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191. Boreal Sun Charter School 225. Knik Cultural School
192. Bristol Bay Borough 226. City of Kupreanof
193. Chatham School District 227. Kuspuk School District
194. Chinook Montessori Charter School 228. Lake & Peninsula School District
195. Chugach School District 229. Lower Kuskokwim School District
196. Chugiak Volunteer Fire and Rescue 230. Lower Yukon School District
Company, Inc. 231. Northwest Arctic Borough Scho*District
197. Copper River School District 232. City of Palmer
198. Cordova Community Medical Center 233. Petersburg Borough
199. Cordova School District 234. Petersburg Medical Ce r
200. City of Cordova 235. Petersburg School District
201. Craig City School District 236. Rilke Schule German Schoo f Arts £c
202. City of Craig Sciences
203. City of Delta Junction 237. SitkaOcocrough
l lis rict
204. Delta/Greely School District 238. City of Sitka
205. Denali Borough School District 239. Skagway School District
206. City of Dillingham 240. Municipality of Skagway
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207. Discovery Peak Charter School 00\O2City
outhwest Region School District
208. Eagle Academy Charter School of Saint Paul
209. City of Edna Bay 243. St. Mary's School District
210. Effie Kokrine Charter School 244. Unalaska City School District
211. Girdwood Fire & Rescue, Inc. 245. City of Unalaska
212. City of Gustavus 246. City of Wasilla
213. Haines Borg gh 247. Watershed Charter School
214. Highlan a Chester School 248. City of Whale Pass
215. Hydaburg Ci y Sc\h`Bbll District 249. City of Whittier
216. City of Hydaburg 250. Winterberry Charter School
217. Iditarod Area School District 251. Wrangell Public Schools
. Kake City School District 252. City & Borough of Wrangell
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1 ashunamiut School District 253. Yupiit School District
2 Ketchikan Gateway Borough
221. Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District
222. City of Ketchikan
223. Klawock City School District
224. City of Klawock
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Exhibit
MEMBERS OF THE
APRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The following are the members of the board of directors of the Alaska Public Risk Alliance
Branzon Anania
Kuspuk School District
Kristin Erchinger
City of Whittier
Dennis Gray, Jr.
City of Hoonah
Melissa Haley
City and Borough of Sitka
Bryant Hammond
City of Nome
Brandi Harbaugh
Kenai Peninsula Borough
Alex Russin
Cordova School District
Mark Vink
Bering Strait School District
Joe Evans
At Large
Brad Thompson
At Large
Nils Andreassen
Alaska Municipal League
Lon Garrison
Alaska Association of School Boards
As of 2/13/25