Welcome to the Rabbit Creek Community Council (RCCC)
General Information
- The Council’s purpose is to provide a direct and continuing means of citizen participation in local affairs.
- The Rabbit Creek Community Council generally meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month.
- Meetings are typically held at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
- Meetings are offered both in-person & via Zoom.
Latest News: Annual Potluck 6 pm, 6/12 followed by monthly meeting 7 pm - Storck Park (Zoom option available - check back to confirm if weather is uncooperative).
Next Meeting
Thursday, August 14, 2025 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Meeting Type: Hybrid meeting. (Hopefully) In-person at Storck Park at 7020 Clarks Rd and via Zoom.
Zoom Meeting Details:
Meeting ID: 856 9523 7808
One tap mobile: +13462487799,,85695237808# US (Houston)
REMINDER: We appreciate an annual voluntary contribution (e.g., $10 or $25/family) at our meeting or via check made out to RCCC, mail to FCC, 1057 W. Fireweed Lane, Suite 100, Anchorage, 99503. Thank you!
Upcoming Meeting Details
Agenda items include:
- Wildfire Resilience Study/Survey
- Request for safety improvements Seward Hwy MP 112-118
- Old Seward Hwy repaving/safety/pilot study request
- AMATS public participation/work program
Upcoming Committee Meetings
Resilience Committee
Monday, June 23, 2025
- via Zoom link on Neighborhood Resilience Committee page found on the left
Land Use & Transportation Committee
Monday, June 9, 2025
At 7 pm via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81705803014?pwd=TEc3N01oVUZIYUk4UWozR2JnUnVrZz09
- Meeting ID: 817 0580 3014
- Passcode: LUTC
- One tap mobile: +13462487799,,81705803014#,,,,*343060# US (Houston)
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Resources
- Check out the final Wildfire/Egress report and more information. The report is also posted in our Meeting Docs folder.
- Safer Seward Highway project.
- Mountain Air Drive extension project. See comments submitted by RCCC under “Current Resolutions”.
- Resilience/Firewise
Need a Firewise Home Assessment? The Anchorage Fire Department is now accepting applications and will complete 100 more homes this year – apply now through the AFD Wildfire Mitigation link.
Reminders:- Here’s a home self-inspection checklist.
- This is a good time to check and organize a “Go Bag” or at least have a list made of what to grab if necessary to leave quickly.
- Finally, the bears are on trash patrols again – remember to be careful about bear and moose calf interactions.
Membership
Any resident, property owner, or business located within the boundaries of the Council is welcome at all meetings. Qualified residents and owners become eligible to vote after attending at least one RCCC meeting within the previous 12 months. Donations are appreciated to help cover overhead costs. We welcome citizen input!
To receive notices of meetings and other community alerts, please subscribe to the Council’s e-mail distribution list by clicking on the “Sign Up” button in the upper right corner.
Boundaries
The RCCC area is bounded by Chugach State Park on the south, New Seward Hwy on the west, DeArmoun Rd. on the north, and shares its eastern border with Bear Valley Community Council (including portions of Storck Park and the Bear Valley Elementary School).
