City of Unalaska - Guidance for General & Essential Business Travel

Please carefully review this City of Unalaska Guidance and Alaska State travel requirements before traveling.

City of Unalaska Website Covid-19 Info. https://www.ci.unalaska.ak.us/citymanager/page/local-mandates. State of Alaska international, interstate and intrastate travel advisories Info. https://covid19.alaska.gov/health-advisories/.

Everyone in the City of Unalaska is encouraged to follow current Covid-19 related City mandates. Please follow specific guidance below:

1. Essential Services/Critical Infrastructure Safety Plans and Protocols. People traveling for critical business purposes should follow their approved plan according to Alaska State Health Advisory No. 4. https://covid19.alaska.gov/health-advisories/.

Businesses identified as “essential services” or as “critical infrastructure” that are recommended to submit plans or protocols to the State under Health Advisory No. 4 or its appendices should submit COVID-19 plans directly to the City if they are operating in Unalaska. The plans/protocols can be those submitted to the state or should be in a format substantially similar to that recommended by State Health Advisory No. 4. Such businesses may submit their plans, protocols, or relevant notifications to the City by email to covid19plans@ci.unalaska.ak.us.

2. Travel Quarantine. Travelers arriving in Unalaska by vessel or airplane, from another community or port, are strongly encouraged to: a) self-quarantine for 10 days upon arrival or self-quarantine for 7 days upon arrival, obtaining a PCR test on day 6 or 7 of quarantine, with a negative PCR test result required to end quarantine. b) No quarantine is necessary for travelers who have been fully vaccinated for at least 14 days prior to the date of travel or for travelers who have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 3 months and have recovered, as long as no new symptoms have developed.

3. Handwashing/Sanitizing Protocols. Frequent handwashing, hand sanitizing and the regular disinfection of surfaces, particularly between use by more than one individual, is strongly encouraged.

4. Face Coverings/Social Distancing. Face coverings and social distancing are strongly encouraged when visiting public places in the City. All customers and visitors of businesses and organizations that are open and operating are encouraged to wear face coverings over their nose and mouth to provide additional protection for employees and customers. Additionally, employees and volunteers of open businesses and organizations are encouraged to wear face coverings when interacting with customers and visitors. Face coverings may be temporarily removed as necessary and incidental to utilizing the business or service.

5. Local Vendors. Local businesses may have their own face covering requirements and other Covid-19 policies. A business owner or operator may refuse admission or service to any individual who fails to wear a face covering or is in violation of the business’s Covid-19 policy.

Lodging/Car Rental Restaurants/Groceries/Hardware Cell/Internet Medical/Other

Grand Aleutian

Harborview Inn

907 581-3884

Call for latest requirements

Amelia’s 907 581-2800 GCI Store

907 581-5071

Iliuliuk Health Svcs.

testing, vaccinations

907 581-1202

Airport Restaurant 907 581-6001

Cape Cheerful Bar/Rest. 907 581-3884 Optimera

581-4932 https://account.optimerawifi.com

Dutch Harbor Rest. 907 581-5966 City of Unalaska

907 581-1251 Anchors Away

907 359-7490

Dutch Grind Coffee 907 315-1115

Harborview Sushi 907 581-7191 TelAlaska

907 581-1399

Key Bank

907 581-1300 BC Vehicle Rental

866 336-6659

Harborview Bar/Grill 907 581-7385

Margaret’s Bay Cafe 907 581-3884 Emergency

911 North Port Rentals

907 581-3880

Norwegian Rat Saloon 907 581-4143

Pyramid Coffee 907 581-3884

The Chart Room 907 581-3884

Vy’s Cafe 907 581-6304

Safeway (online app.) 907 581-4040

Alaska Ship Supply 907 581-1284 This is not a complete list

Rev. 5/26/2021

Note: The Visitor's Bureau has moved to the Safeway complex.

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If you don't return within the expected time, have them contact the Unalaska Public Safety Department. (907) 581-1233

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