At a glance
The basics about Circle Native Community. Facts we cannot confirm yet are left out, not guessed.
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Land and area
- Tribal office
- Alaska
- Region
- BIA Alaska Region, Fairbanks Agency
- Land size
- 106.0 square miles
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Government
Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center
- Recognition
- Federally recognized
- Main line
- (907) 773-2822
About Circle Native Community
Circle Native Community is a federally recognized tribe in Alaska. The current Chief is Andrew Isaac Health Center. Members can find help with housing, health care, scholarships and government services through the offices on record for Circle Native Community. Its land area is 106 square miles.
Last checked October 29, 2026.
Explore
Eligibility depends on recognition status. Benefit areas (marked below) show only the programs that can apply to a Nation with this status: Federally recognized. Check eligibility with the program itself. WiseTribal reports official sources and does not decide who qualifies. This is not legal advice.
- Government and contacts Tribal office address, Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center, main phone (907) 773-2822
- Services General Assistance, through the BIA Fairbanks Agency; Programs: Services and Environmental Health eligibility by status
- Health Circle Village Clinic, Circle, (907) 773-7425, and 292 more clinics in Alaska eligibility by status
- Housing Housing Improvement Program, through the BIA Fairbanks Agency Opening soon
- Businesses Opening soon
- Events Events: Events Calendar Opening soon
- Lands and map 106.0 square miles of land (Census)
- News and announcements News and announcements: News & Updates and Find News
Help available near Circle Native Community
Each card opens a page on this site with who qualifies, how to apply, the right office and the links, never just an agency home page.
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Housing help
Housing Improvement Program
Fairbanks Agency (907) 318-1075 Bureau of Indian Affairs (Division of Human Services) See who qualifies and how to apply → -
Health care
Indian Health Service health care
Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center Indian Health Service See the clinic: address, phone and links → -
Financial aid and scholarships
General Assistance
Fairbanks Agency (907) 318-1075 Bureau of Indian Affairs (Division of Human Services) See who qualifies and how to apply → -
Government offices
Bureau of Indian Affairs agency office
Fairbanks Agency (907) 318-1075 Bureau of Indian Affairs See who qualifies and how to apply →
Rules and amounts change. Check with the office.
Services and departments
Each card opens its own page on this site. Who it is for, how to apply, hours and contact are shown as the Nation's website states them.
Health
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Department
Obstetric Care
Who it is for: We strive to provide the best care possible for pregnant women up until delivery, and continue assisting them postpartum.
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Department
Pediatrics
Who it is for: Children under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian.
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Department
Suicide Prevention
Alternative Activities – Healthy activities that will deter participants from the use of substances and promote coping and resiliency skills...
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Department
Our Services
Developmental screening and evaluation
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Department
Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center
Includes Dental, Eye Clinic and Women’s Health and 1 more.
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Jobs and business
1Family and social
1Also listed
These are on the Nation's website, but it does not say yet who they are for or how to get them. Each opens a short page.
- Administration
- Pharmacy
- Gateway to Recovery
- Behavioral Health
- Wellness and Prevention
- Environmental Health
- Request Medical Records
- Legacy of Our Elders
- Compliance Information
- Patient Experience
- Full Board Resolutions
- Climate Change
- Community Planning & Grant Writing
- Fish and Wildlife
- Flood Preparedness
- Food Resources
- Forestry Program and Wildland Fire Programs
- Infrastructure
- Legal Services
- GIS Mapping
- Native Allotment Trust Program
- Realty
- Self Governance
- Surveying
- Transportation
- Tribal Court and Governance
- Tribal Resources Stewardship Program
- Vpso
- Infant learning Program
- Education & Indigenous Learning
- Youth Services
- Tcc Go
- Summer Youth Employment Program
- Cultural Program
- Employment & Training
- Workplace Purchases
- Rural Economic Development
- Childcare Assistance
- Tcc Tanf
- Energy Assistance
- Elder Navigator Program
- Customer Experience
- Housing
- Hunt, Fish, Gathering Task Force
- Tribal Protective Services
- Andy and Barbara Jimmie Cancer Care and Infusion Center
- Addiction Recovery
- Let’s Talk Support Group
- Central Scheduling
- Diabetes
- Fitness Center
- Healthy Transitions
- Home Care Program
- Immunizations
- Lab
- Orthopedics
- Patient Support
- Primary Care Teams
- Physical Therapy & Integrative Care
- Radiology
- Student Services
- Tobacco Prevention
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Specialty Services
- Dental Clinic FAQs
- Rural Eye Services
- Village Pharmacy Services
- Services Offered
- Accessing Our Services
- Prevention
- BHA Program
- Community Wellness
- Education, Training & Technical Assistance
- Grief and Recovery
- Health and Safety
- Substance Abuse Prevention
- Drinking Water and Wastewater
- Institutional Environmental Health
- Solid Waste Management
- Ask for Help or Report Other Compliance Incidents
- Alaska Native Medical Center Patient Advocates
- Hazard Mitigation Planning
- Village Planning & Development
- TCC Forestry Program Services
- TCC Wildland Fire Program Services
- Advocacy
- Indian Child Welfare Act
- Land Transactions
- Environmental Quality
- Contract Services
- Tribal Enrollment FAQ's
- The Process of Tribal Enrollment
- What if we don't have record of your enrollment?
- Program Details
- Scholarships & Higher Education
- Adult Education & Career Pathways
- Youth & Student Programs
- Culture & Community Learning
- TCC Go (For High School Sudents)
- Get Driving Program
- Summer Youth Employment - Rural
- Assistance We Provide
- Services Provided
- Program Overview
- How To Apply for Child Care Assistance
- LIHEAP Model Plan
- BIA Housing Improvement Program (HIP)
- Wildlife and Fishing Regulations
- Family Violence
- Sexual Assault
- Stalking
- Teen Dating Violence
- Infusion Center
- Individual Education
- Respite Services
- Chore Services
- Personal Care Services
- Information and Assistance
Indian Health Service facilities in Alaska
Call before you go. Hours and services change. Distances are straight-line miles from the Nation, not driving miles.
- Circle Village Clinic Alaska Village Clinic · Tribal 209 Main Street, Circle, AK 99733 (907) 773-7425 4 miles This Nation's own clinic
- Chalkyitsik Village Clinic Alaska Village Clinic · Tribal 102 Bell St., Chalkyitsik, AK 99788 (907) 848-8215 61 miles This Nation's own clinic
- Tanana Chiefs Paul Williams House Behavioral Health Facility · Tribal 1340 23rd Avenue, Fairbanks, AK 99701 (907) 451-7962 121 miles This Nation's own clinic
- Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center Health Center · Tribal 1717 West Cowles Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701 (907) 451-6682 122 miles This Nation's own clinic
Nearby Circle Native Community
Within about 50 miles, from official lists and approved listings.
Health clinics
- Circle Village Clinic (907) 773-7425 4 miles away
Distances are straight-line miles, not driving routes. A business is listed only after it is approved. Check with a clinic or place before you go.
Quick facts
- State
- Alaska
Leadership
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Andrew Isaac Health CenterChief
From the Nation's website · last checked Oct 29, 2026
Contact
Main office
- Address
- Alaska
- Phone
- (907) 773-2822
- BIA agency
- Fairbanks Agency
- More
- Contact page(opens the official site in a new tab)
Departments
- Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center(opens the official site in a new tab)
- Fairbanks Agency (907) 318-1075
- Enrollment office(opens the official site in a new tab) (907) 452-8251
- Afterhours(opens the official site in a new tab)
- Fairbanks Locations(opens the official site in a new tab)
- Village Directory(opens the official site in a new tab)
From the Nation's website, official program lists and the BIA Tribal Leaders Directory · last checked Oct 29, 2026
Recognition and region
- Name
- Circle Native Community
- Recognition status
- Federally recognized (listed in the Federal Register notice of January 30, 2026)
- BIA region
- Alaska
About this Nation
- Founded
- 1967
From the Nation's website: https://www.tananachiefs.org/about/communities/circle/
Written by WiseTribal from the Nation's own website. The Nation can ask us to change or remove this. Contact us
Quick answers
Short answers drawn from the verified facts on this page. A question is shown only when we have a verified answer.
- Who is the current leader of Circle Native Community?
- The current Chief of Circle Native Community is Andrew Isaac Health Center.
- Where is Circle Native Community located?
- Circle Native Community is located in Alaska. Its BIA region is Alaska.
- Is Circle Native Community federally recognized?
- Yes. Circle Native Community is a federally recognized tribe.
- What is the official website of Circle Native Community?
- The official website of Circle Native Community is www.tananachiefs.org/about/communities/circle.
- What help is available near Circle Native Community?
- Local offices on record for Circle Native Community: Housing help, Health care, Financial aid and scholarships and Government offices. Rules and amounts change. Check with the office.
- Is there a health clinic for Circle Native Community?
- Health care for Circle Native Community is listed through Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center (Indian Health Service). Rules and amounts change. Check with the office.
- How big is the land area of Circle Native Community?
- The land area of Circle Native Community is 106 square miles.
- What is near Circle Native Community?
- Listed near Circle Native Community: 1 health clinic within 50 miles.
- Where does Circle Native Community post online?
- Circle Native Community has official pages on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and X.
Lands and map
Recognition status history
- Federally recognized · listed in the Federal Register notice of January 30, 2026
About this page
- Where this comes from
- Official federal lists and the Nation's own website, checked again every month.
- Page last updated
- Wording
- WiseTribal reports official recognition status. It does not decide identity or membership.
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Sources
- www.tananachiefs.org/about/communities/circle(opens an outside site in a new tab) The Nation's own website: the first place to look.
- BIA Tribal Leaders Directory(opens the official site in a new tab) Office contacts and leadership, from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
- U.S. Census Bureau(opens an outside site in a new tab) Land area, population of the land area and map points.
Next steps
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