ON LINE REPORTING The complainant may remain confidential (i.e., known only to the OIG), allow their name to be used (i.e., included in any investigation that may take place), or anonymous (i.e., unknown even to the OIG). If the complainant chooses to remain anonymous, OIG cannot obtain additional information on the allegation (e.g., testimonial or documentary evidence; identity of witnesses), and also cannot inform the complainant as to what action OIG has taken on the complaint. Confidential status allows further communication between OIG and the complainant after the original complaint is received.
Interactive Project Database
You can use this tool to track the progress of projects in your community and throughout the state. For each project, you can get detailed information on project cost, schedule and scope of work.Search the Database
This manual is designed to guide users using the Denali Project Database System 2.0. This system provides transparency into all Denali Commission funded projects, both in progress and completed. Users are able to access extensive information on Award and Projects funded to specific Alaskan communities, including comprehensive data on project costs, schedule, and scope of work. Through the system, Recipients are able to manage their awards from pre-award to close-out. Access to the Denali Commission Project Database System 2.0 HERE.
Denali Database Recipient User Manual
