Hydaburg Public RecordsAlaska

Hydaburg, located in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, Alaska, has a population of about 382 (2020 Census). The median age is roughly 36 years. Gender is fairly balanced, with 51% male and 49% female. Racially, 79% of residents identify as Native (largely Haida), 17% as White, and 4% as other races. Hispanic or Latino individuals make up about 3% of the population.

Hydaburg, located in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, AK, has about 110 households, with a homeownership rate of approximately 65% and a median home value near $110,000. Median gross rent is around $800 monthly. Housing stock mainly consists of single-family homes with some duplexes. Neighborhoods are small, tight-knit, and rural. The housing market is stable with modest appreciation, and property taxes are low, averaging around 1% or below of assessed value. Rental vacancies are limited, reflecting Hydaburg's small, stable population and limited housing development in recent years.

Hydaburg, located in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, AK, has one main school: Hydaburg School, serving K-12 students, with approximately 75 students enrolled. The school offers basic high school education, but there are no colleges or institutions offering bachelor’s degrees within city limits. The student-teacher ratio is around 8:1. School safety is a priority with secure campus protocols and community involvement. Educational programs emphasize Alaska Native culture and language. Adult education opportunities are limited, usually provided through regional partners. The school’s overall rating on GreatSchools is currently 4/10.

Hydaburg, located in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, AK, has limited transportation infrastructure; most residents rely on personal vehicles, with a vehicle ownership rate near 90%. Public transit options are minimal or non-existent, reflected in nearly 0% public transit usage. The average commute time is approximately 15 minutes, as many work locally or in nearby communities. Roads connect Hydaburg to other Prince of Wales Island towns, but no direct highway links to the mainland exist. Major employment hubs are local government, education, and fishing industries, with few residents commuting outside the city for work.

Hydaburg, located in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, Alaska, has no hospitals but is served by the Hydaburg Health Clinic, operated by Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC), offering primary care and limited urgent services. The area’s 2020 population is 380, with over 80% Alaska Native or American Indian residents. Common health issues include diabetes, hypertension, and substance abuse. Healthcare access is challenged by remote location; medevac may be needed for severe cases. Insurance coverage is high (90%), largely via Medicaid, Medicare, and Indian Health Service. The clinic typically employs 1-2 healthcare providers and uses telehealth for specialists.