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BBNA<br />
Food Bank<br />
842-3663 or 1-800-478-3663<br />
Provides residents of <strong>Bristol</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> with emergency food services. The Food Bank is<br />
located at the intersection of Kanakanak Road and Aleknagik Lake Road. Hours of<br />
operation are Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.<br />
Verification of income is needed to determine eligibility. Services may be accessed<br />
once a month.<br />
It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can<br />
sincerely try to help another without helping himself…<br />
Ralph Waldo Emerson<br />
Main Office<br />
842-5257 or 1-800-478-5257<br />
REALTY............................................................................................................. 842-5257<br />
Helping tribal members get title to their land and help in managing their property is the<br />
foundation of the Realty Program’s work. Realty staff can help with trespass cases,<br />
gravel sales, partitions, easements and subdivisions. Landowners are urged to take<br />
advantage of another important Realty service, help in the writing of wills, to avoid<br />
inheritance disputes among heirs and family members.<br />
VPSO Program ................................................................................................. 842-5257<br />
Village Public Safety Officers provide law enforcement of misdemeanor crimes in rural<br />
villages, and can serve legal orders, such as restraining orders. The VPSO’s primary<br />
responsibility is to ensure safety, for example, coordinating search and rescue or<br />
responding to immediate danger situations. Village Public Safety Officers can provide<br />
community presentations about safety, for example, water safety.<br />
There is a fantasy abroad. Simply stated, it goes like this: “If we can resolve<br />
our conflicts, then someday we will be able to live together in community.”<br />
Could it be that we have it totally backward? And that the real dream should<br />
be: “If we can live together in community, then someday we will be able to<br />
resolve our conflicts”?<br />
M. Scott Peck<br />
DILLINGHAM’S <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Resource</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Created by BBNA Staff 2003 / Updated by BBAHC Nitaput Staff 2009<br />
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