Stebbins Public RecordsAlaska

Stebbins, located in Nome Census Area, Alaska, had a 2020 population of approximately 639 people. The community is predominantly Alaska Native (over 96% Native American), with a small White population (about 1%) and other races making up the remainder. The median age is about 23 years, reflecting a youthful population. Males comprise roughly 53% and females 47%. Stebbins’ population is characterized by large families and a high percentage of residents under 18 years old, representing about 39% of its total population.

Stebbins, a small city near Nome, AK, has about 220 housing units, with a homeownership rate around 67% and median home values near $112,000 (2022). Rental options are limited, with median gross rents at approximately $900 per month. Housing primarily consists of single-family homes and some multi-family units, in compact neighborhood clusters. Property values have demonstrated slow but steady appreciation due to limited inventory. Property taxes are relatively low, averaging about 1.2% of assessed value. The community is close-knit, and new construction is rare due to geographic and economic constraints.

Stebbins, located in Nome Census Area, Alaska, has one main school: Tukurngailnguq School, serving pre-K through 12th grade with around 230 students. There are no separate high schools or higher education institutions in Stebbins. The graduation rate is approximately 85%, and statewide assessments place academic performance below the Alaska state average (average test score: 8/10 statewide; Stebbins: 2/10). Educational programs include Yup’ik language and cultural courses. Adult education opportunities are limited, mostly accessed online. School safety measures are in place, with low reported incidences. Bachelor degree attainment in the adult population is below 5%.

Stebbins, a remote city in Nome Census Area, AK, lacks formal public transit; most residents commute by walking, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), or snowmobiles. According to U.S. Census data, over 80% of commutes are less than 15 minutes, reflecting the city’s small size (population: ~670). Vehicle ownership is low, with fewer than 30% of households having cars or trucks. There are no major roads connecting Stebbins to other cities—access is mainly by air or boat. Employment is centered around the school, local government, and seasonal fishing, with workplaces typically located within a mile of residents’ homes.

Stebbins, a small city in Nome Census Area, AK (population ~700), has limited healthcare access, served by Stebbins Community Health Clinic (operated by Norton Sound Health Corporation); there are no hospitals in the city, with the nearest hospital 120 miles away in Nome. The clinic provides basic medical, dental, and emergency care, with serious cases medevaced. Most residents are Alaska Native (about 95%) and face common health issues such as diabetes, respiratory illnesses, and injuries. Over 80% are covered by Medicaid, Medicare, or IHS; less than 10% have private insurance. There are typically 2-4 community health aides on-site.