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Attorney General Barr Visits Alaska

Thursday, May 30, 2019

Attorney General Barr visits Alaska to discuss public safety and law enforcement.  During the trip, the Attorney General participated in an Alaska Native Justice Roundtable in Anchorage; and met with Alaska Native youth and elders in Galena, Alaska.  The Attorney General also visited a women’s shelter in Bethel and traveled by boat with Senator Lisa Murkowski to visit the remote village of Napaskiak.  There are 229 federally recognized tribes in Alaska.

Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native leaders and listened to law enforcement concerns during a Native Justice Roundtable in Anchorage, Alaska.
Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native leaders and listened to law enforcement concerns during a Native Justice Roundtable in Anchorage, Alaska.
Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native leaders and listened to law enforcement concerns during a Native Justice Roundtable in Anchorage, Alaska.
In Galena, Alaska, Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native youth and elders representing over 200 tribes in Alaska.
In Galena, Alaska, Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native youth and elders representing over 200 tribes in Alaska.
In Galena, Alaska, Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native youth and elders representing over 200 tribes in Alaska.
In Galena, Alaska, Attorney General Barr met with Alaska Native youth and elders representing over 200 tribes in Alaska.
Updated January 20, 2021