Togiak Public RecordsAlaska

Togiak, a city in Dillingham Census Area, Alaska, had a population of 863 in 2020. The median age is around 27, reflecting a young community. Gender distribution is roughly equal, with 49% male and 51% female residents. The population is predominantly Alaska Native (87%), primarily Yup’ik, with about 10% identifying as White and small percentages of other or mixed races. Hispanic or Latino individuals comprise less than 2% of the population.

Togiak, in Dillingham Census Area, Alaska, has a homeownership rate of around 60%, with median home values near $110,000 as of 2023. Median gross rent is about $900 monthly. Most housing consists of single-family homes and small multi-unit buildings, with newer homes constructed since 2000. Property values have remained stable, with limited inventory and slow growth. Neighborhoods are small and close-knit. Property taxes are relatively low, averaging around 1% of assessed value annually. The rental market is tight due to limited supply, with much of the population working in fishing and local services.

Togiak, in Dillingham Census Area, Alaska, is served by the Togiak School (PreK–12), part of the Southwest Region School District. The school enrolls around 180 students with a student-teacher ratio of approximately 10:1. There are no colleges in the city; only 6% of adults have a bachelor’s degree. Togiak School participates in various educational programs and emphasizes Yup’ik cultural education. School safety standards meet state requirements. The school’s proficiency scores are below the state average, with about 15% of students proficient in math and 10% in reading. Adult education opportunities are limited but sometimes available via regional outreach.

Transportation in Togiak, Dillingham Census Area, AK, is limited due to its remote location—there are no roads connecting Togiak to other cities. Most commuting occurs on foot, ATV, or snowmobile; U.S. Census data (2022) shows around 60% walk to work, with average commute times under 10 minutes. Public transit is largely absent. Around 40% of households own a vehicle, but car use is minimal. Air transport and boats are essential for longer travel. Major employment hubs include the school district, local government, and fishing industry, with most jobs located within city limits.

Togiak, located in Dillingham Census Area, Alaska, is primarily served by the Togiak Health Clinic, a facility of the Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation; there are no hospitals within the city. The clinic employs a small team of Community Health Aides/Practitioners, with complex cases referred to Kanakanak Hospital in Dillingham, 67 miles away. The population is about 891, predominantly Alaska Native. Common health issues include respiratory infections, diabetes, and injuries. Healthcare access is limited by geography and weather. Approximately 85% of residents are covered by Medicaid, Medicare, or Indian Health Service.