Cold Bay Public RecordsAlaska

Cold Bay, located in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska, had a population of about 50 people as of the 2020 Census. The median age was 44.5 years. Approximately 74% of residents identified as White, 12% as Asian, and 10% as Alaska Native or American Indian. Males made up about 70% of the population, reflecting the city’s employment pattern related to transportation and government services. Hispanic or Latino individuals accounted for roughly 8% of the total population.

Cold Bay, Aleutians East, AK, has a predominantly renter-occupied housing market, with about 25% owner-occupied units and 75% rentals. Median home values are around $245,000, while median rents are approximately $1,300 per month. Housing stock consists mostly of single-family homes and some multifamily units, with limited inventory due to the city's small size (population under 100). Property taxes average 1.1% of assessed value. Neighborhood distinctions are minimal given Cold Bay’s compact area, and market trends show relatively stable prices due to low demand and limited growth.

Cold Bay, located in Aleutians East, AK, is served primarily by the Cold Bay School, operated by the Aleutians East Borough School District. The school historically enrolled fewer than 10 students in K-12 grades and closed in 2015 due to low enrollment. There are no colleges or adult education centers in Cold Bay. Students seeking higher education typically leave the area or opt for distance learning. School safety scores and academic ratings are unavailable due to the school’s closure and limited data. Educational programs are minimal and focused mainly on standard K-12 curriculum when the school was operational.

Transportation in Cold Bay, Aleutians East, AK, is limited due to its remote location and small population (approx. 50 residents). Most commuting is by personal vehicle, with over 90% of households owning at least one car; however, average commute times are short—typically under 10 minutes. There is no formal public transit system, and walking or biking is rare given the climate and infrastructure. Key employment centers include the Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge and city services. The Cold Bay Airport is a major infrastructure hub, facilitating regional air travel and cargo transport.

Cold Bay, Aleutians East, AK, with a population under 100, has no hospitals and relies on the Cold Bay Clinic, staffed by community health aides and supported by the Eastern Aleutian Tribes (EAT). The nearest hospital is 150+ miles away in Anchorage. Access to emergency care is limited, requiring medevac for severe cases. Most patients are Alaska Native or White. Common health issues include respiratory infections, injuries, and chronic conditions like diabetes. Over 80% of residents have some form of insurance (Medicaid, IHS, or private), though specialist access is extremely limited due to the community’s remote location.