Juneau Economic Development Council
Our Mission
The Juneau Economic Development Council (JEDC) fosters a healthy and sustainable economic climate in Juneau and throughout Southeast Alaska. In collaboration with other organizations, JEDC implements initiatives to maintain, expand, and create jobs and economic opportunities. Our primary focus: help make Juneau a great capital city; strengthen key regional industry; promote entrepreneurship and small business; develop talent; and deliver core economic development services.
Current News
JEDC is pleased to present the 2026 edition of the Juneau & Southeast Alaska Economic Indicators and Outlook report to our community. The report is an annual publication exploring trends in employment and earnings, demographics, education, construction, business and industry, and much more.

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Latest Publications
JEDC is pleased to present the 2026 edition of the Juneau & Southeast Alaska Economic Indicators and Outlook report to our community. The report is an annual publication exploring trends in employment and earnings, demographics, education, construction, business and industry, and much more.
JEDC Research Note: Analysis of Proposition B for October 2026 Juneau Municipal Election
Two citizen ballot initiatives on the October 6, 2026, regular municipal election seek to restore revenue lost and give the municipality greater capacity to raise revenue in the future after the October 2025 election saw the food and utility sales-tax exemptions approved and the operational mill rate cap lowered to 9 mills.
JEDC Research Note: Analysis of Proposition C for October 2026 Juneau Municipal Election
Two citizen ballot initiatives on the October 6, 2026, regular municipal election aim to restore revenue lost and provide the ability to raise future revenue changed by the October 2025 election results, which saw the food and utility sales-tax exemptions approved and the operational mill rate cap lowered to 9 mills.
















































