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PORT TARIFF
Dockage & Wharfage Fees are available for viewing or download at the link below.
LOCATION
Kodiak, Alaska 57º 47'15" N, 152º 24'00" W
The City of Kodiak is situated on the northeast corner of Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska, South of Anchorage and east of the Alaska Peninsula.
CRANES
Cranes and boom trucks available through local vendors (up to 150 tons).
30-ton Paceco container lift at Pier III Cargo Terminal.
PILOTAGE
Pilots can be contacted through Southwest Pilots Association in Homer Alaska (907) 235-8783. Twenty-four hour notice is requested. Pilot Boat - Tug: Kodiak King telephone (907) 486-5503, VHF channels 10, 12, 16 and Single Side Band 4125.
Pilot Station - 57º 44" N, 152º 22" W (St. Paul Rocks Morris Alfa Buoy).
STEVEDORES
Horizon Lines, Inc.: 727 Shelikof St. Kodiak Alaska 99615 Telephone (907) 481-4200.
EMERGENCY / SEA
Rescue Coordination Center: United States Coast Guard, Search and Rescue (Kodiak Island) 1-800-478-5555 anywhere in Alaska, or VHF channel 16.
EMERGENCY / LAND
Kodiak Police Department 911 for police, fire, or ambulance services
U.S. CUSTOMS and U.S. IMMIGRATION
Kodiak office: 305 Center Street, Suite 1 Telephone: (907)481-2900 Fax: 481-2905
FUEL
Kodiak Oil Sales North Pacific Fuel, VHF channel 16 Telephone: (907) 486-3245
Petro Marine Services, VHF channel 10 Telephone: (907) 486-3421
POTABLE WATER
Available at all port and harbor facilities. Schedule through Harbormaster's Office.
REPAIRS/SERVICES
Kodiak has a wide range of marine repair services available. Most deck, hull, engine, radar, gyro, hydraulic, electrical, refrigeration, marine surveyors, tug boats and most all types of marine electronic repairs. Divers available for underwater surveys and repairs.
TRANSPORTATION
Alaska Marine Highway System (907) 486-3800 -Ferry service available at Pier I.
State Airport: Five miles from downtown. Daily scheduled flights to/from Anchorage.
GEAR STORAGE
Short and long term gear storage available through Harbormaster's office.
USED OIL AND OILY BILGE WATER DISPOSAL
Disposal site at Harbormaster's Office: 403 Marine Way Kodiak, Alaska 99615 and at Pier 2 by appointment
Pumping service available upon request.
TIDAL GRIDS
Available for vessel up to 350 tons. Schedule through Harbormaster’s office. Load and size limits apply.
ANCHORAGE
The City of Kodiak prohibits anchoring within the inner Boat Harbor Light 1 (LLNR 3536.10) to a point at position 57º 46'56" N, 152º 25'09" W, thence to the North Pacific fuel dock at position 57º 47'05" N, 152º 25'18" W, due to possible damage to the discharge line from the canneries in that vicinity.
APPROACHES
North entrance buoy No. 4 off Spruce Cape. Pickup Point: Hutchinson Reef Buoy, East Channel Entrance: Humpback Rock off Cape Chiniak
