The Alakanuk Police Department patch shows the culture and pride of Alakanuk, a village in western Alaska. Its shield shape stands for strength and protection.

At the top, the word “POLICE” is clear, showing the duty of the officers. Below it, the Alaska state flag waves, symbolizing state pride. A salmon sits under the flag, showing the village’s close tie to nature and fishing.

On the left side, an Inuit symbol represents Alaska’s native people. On the right, a beaver stands for local wildlife.

In the center, there is a scene of nature with mountains, rivers, and land, showing the beauty of Alakanuk. The sun and water stand for hope and the connection people have with the land.

At the bottom, “Alakanuk Alaska” is written in red, showing the village’s name and location.

History of Alakanuk Police Department

The Alakanuk Police Department serves a small, remote village in Alaska. The police help protect people who rely on fishing, hunting, and nature. The patch shows their hard work and connection to the community and its traditions.