Adak Public RecordsAlaska

Adak city, in Aleutians West, AK, has a unique housing market with around 21% owner-occupied units and 79% renter-occupied (2020 Census). Median home values hover near $109,800, while median gross rents are about $1,100/month. The housing stock consists mainly of former military apartments and single-family homes, with limited neighborhoods. Property values are relatively stable but low due to geographic isolation and a small population (~170 in 2020). Property taxes are moderate, with a mill rate near 20 mills, translating to about $2,200/year on a median-priced home.

Adak, located in Aleutians West, AK, has minimal transportation infrastructure due to its remote setting and small population (approx. 170 in 2020). Most residents commute by private vehicle, with over 75% of households owning at least one car and virtually no public transit services available. The average commute time is under 10 minutes, as major employment hubs—primarily related to government, fishing, and the local airport—are within close proximity. The city has a small road network and is accessible by Adak Airport, with no highways connecting it to mainland Alaska.

Healthcare in Adak, Aleutians West, AK, is limited; the city (population ≈170) has no hospital or full-service clinic. Basic medical needs are addressed at a local health outpost, staffed occasionally by a community health aide, with emergency cases evacuated by air to Anchorage (1,200+ miles away). The majority of residents are Alaska Native or White. Insurance coverage is high, with over 85% covered, largely through Indian Health Service or Medicaid. Common health issues include chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension) and injuries. There are no resident physicians; care relies on telemedicine and periodic visiting providers.

Adak city, located in Aleutians West, Alaska, had a 2020 population of 171. The median age was about 45 years. Males comprised 54% and females 46% of the population. Racially, 48% identified as White, 23% as Asian, 10% as Alaska Native or American Indian, and 9% reported two or more races. About 15% identified as Hispanic or Latino of any race.

Adak City, located in Aleutians West, AK, has one public school—Adak School—serving K-12, with enrollment under 30 students in recent years. The graduation rate is typically over 85%. There are no colleges or universities in Adak; only around 12% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety incidents are minimal due to the small population. Educational programs are limited, with some distance learning options available. The school’s standardized test scores generally align with state averages, though small class sizes can lead to statistical fluctuations. Adult education opportunities are offered primarily online.