The Alaska Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers unveiled the 2025 Alaska Report Card today, giving the state's infrastructure an overall grade of ‘C.’ This grade is a one-notch improvement from Alaska’s 2021 Report Card GPA and surpasses the 2021 national GPA of ‘C-’ from the Report Card for America’s Infrastructure. A ‘C’ signals that Alaska’s infrastructure is in fair condition—functional but in need of investment and prioritizing available resources efficiently to ensure long-term reliability.
| Category | 2025 Grades |
Aviation | C- |
Bridges | B+ |
Dams | C+ |
Drinking Water | D+ |
Energy | D+ |
Marine Highways | D |
Ports | C- |
Public Parks | C- |
Rail | C |
Roads | C |
Solid Waste | C |
Transit | C |
Wastewater | D |
The 2025 Alaska Report Card provides insight needed to start conversations and ignite action to improve the 2025 grades and, as a result, the state’s future by:
- Dedicated and sustainable funding;
- Regulation for long-term planning;
- Enhancing resilience;
- Strengthening interagency coordination; and
- Workforce development and public inclusion
We need your help to keep infrastructure investment at the top of legislators’ priorities. Make your voice heard—tell your elected officials that Alaska faces serious infrastructure challenges, but with the right investments, we can solve them. Let’s ensure the Report Card drives action for you and your community!
Please take a moment to contact your state and federal elected officials to share the news about Alaska’s infrastructure systems!