The laundromat will be open these hours until further notice. If you require assistance, please contact Jordyn James at 907-347-2178.

  • Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

2025 Holiday Schedule (PDF)

January

Jan. 1 – New Year’s Day

Jan. 20 – MLK Day

February

Feb. 17 – Presidents Day

March

March 14 – Traditional Chief’s Day

May

May 26 – Memorial Day

June

June 19 – Juneteenth

July

July 3 – Independence Day

July 4 – Independence Day

September

Sept. 1 – Labor Day

October

Oct. 13 – Indigenous Peoples Day

November

Nov. 11 – Veteran’s Day

Nov. 27 – Thanksgiving

Nov. 28 – Thanksgiving

December

Dec. 25 – Christmas Day

Dec. 26 – Christmas Holiday

Dot Lake Community Events Jan. 11 TBA Jan. 18 Community Hall 12-3 Cory: Creatively setting goals to crush in 2025 Movie: Inside Out 2 Snacks will be provided. Jan. 25: Community Hall 12-3 Shirley will engage community members in creative mindfulness activities. Mindfulness can improve self-regulation, confidence, problem-solving, focus, and empathy. All participants will receive a sensory stress-relief goody bag. Healthy lunch will be provided.
Dec. 21 Christmas Time! Noon-3 p.m., Community Hall. Let's get together and enjoy the Christmas season. Cookie Exchange: Bring 24 to 36 cookies to share. Ornament Making: We will make ornaments to hang on our trees. Refreshments will be provided.
Calendar of events for November 2024

No Saturday events will be held in September.

Notice: Dot Lake Community Events -- There will be no Saturday events in September.

No Saturday events will be held in August. See you in September!

Notice: Dot Lake Community Events: There will be no Satureday Events in August 2024. Thank You.

Dot Lake Village is issuing a request for proposals from interested individuals, legal service providers, agencies, or law firms to develop new Tribal ordinances, revise current ordinances, develop self-help packets, and develop local rules for the Dot Lake Tribal Court.

Submission deadline is Noon Aug. 15, 2024.

Request for Proposals for Code/Ordinance Development (PDF)

Alaska is only a little more than halfway through its wildfire season, designated by state law as April 1 – Aug. 31. As we continue through the season, we want to share some air quality resources.

  • Air Quality Advisories and Episodes: This map and list of air quality alerts is maintained by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation’s Division of Air Quality.
  • Wildfires: Information on steps you can take before, during, and after a fire is provided by AirNow, the U.S. Air Quality Index website.
  • AirNow also provides a fire and smoke map in both a desktop version and a mobile app.

The EPA has put together a set of videos, fact sheets, and outreach ideas to help raise awareness about air pollution in Alaska communities.

The video and fact sheets below address the main air quality issues for native villages in Alaska:

  • Diesel emissions.
  • Indoor air quality.
  • Road dust.
  • Solid waste burning.
  • Wood Smoke

Fact Sheets

Additional videos and more info may be found on the EPA’s Alaska Tribal Air Toolkit web page.