Hog River Construction

05/27/2026

The village of Hughes needed help during the flooding at their school, Hog River Construction answered the call without hesitation. Our crew stepped up, traveled out and worked hard to support the community during a difficult time. We are proud to be part of Alaska communities that come together when help is needed most thank you to the dedicated crew members who made this possible through your hard work long hours and willingness to serve others. Your commitment and teamwork truly made a difference for the people of Hughes. Hog River Construction is honored to have been able to help, and we continue to keep the village of Hughes in our thoughts as they recover and move forward together. ❤️

05/19/2026

15 local people working hard on the school in Hughes after it experienced significant flooding. In a short two days they got a tremendous amount of work done. Working hard, 12 hour days, 7 days a week. Proud independent people

(For some reason it wouldn’t let me tag Gordon Bergman. But he did a bang up job getting this job started.)

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

May 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous people.
Wear red to show support to those missing and those whose lives have been taken.

04/10/2026

West Coast Storm Response and Recovery Metrics as of 4/8/2026

$120M+ Expended to Date
8 Active Prime Contractors
10 Communities with Active Work
14 Million Pounds of Cargo
6,100+ Helical Piles Driven
11,000+ Feet of Boardwalk Installed
85+ Homes Moved Back Into Place
220+ Homes Substantially Complete
150+ Homes in Progress
20 Communities with Emergency Repairs Mostly Complete
 
Beyond the Metrics 

Hog River Construction continues to support recovery efforts in West Coast communities impacted by Typhoon Halong by relocating homes back to their original locations. To date, more than 85 homes have been successfully moved back into place.
 
This is a careful and time-intensive process. Preparing each home so the lifting system can be positioned underneath can take up to 24 hours. Once sufficient space is created, specialized inflatable lifting equipment is used to raise the structure slightly, allowing crews to place sleds beneath the home. The home is then carefully towed back to its designated location.
 
Each home relocated represents an important milestone in the ongoing recovery and rebuilding effort, helping restore safe housing and support community recovery. 💙
 

04/05/2026

Alaska DOT&PF continues to support communities impacted by the 2025–2026 West Coast storms caused by Typhoon Halong. Our teams remain engaged in emergency response and recovery efforts across Western Alaska, working to restore critical infrastructure, improve access, and support impacted communities.
 
Current work includes ongoing damage assessments, emergency repairs to transportation infrastructure, airport and roadway access restoration, coordination with local partners, and real-time field reporting from crews and contractors.
 
To date we have: 
• Eight prime contractors
• 4,500+ helical piles driven
• 6,500+ feet of boardwalk installed 
• 13,000,000 lbs of materials delivered so far
• 70+ homes moved back into place
• 200+ homes substantially complete
• 150+ homes in progress 

For the latest storm response updates, repair progress, community-specific information, and available recovery resources, please visit:
• Alaska DOT&PF Storm Response Hub: dot.alaska.gov/storms/2025storms/
• Emergency Repair Log & Community Updates: publicinput.com/i08743 
 
We remain committed to keeping Alaskans informed as response and recovery efforts continue. Thank you to our crews, partners, and communities for your continued resilience and support.