Anchorage — FBI

FBI Urges Vigilance During COVID-19 Pandemic

Protect Yourself from Pandemic Scammers

The head of our Financial Crimes Section discusses scams and crimes related to the COVID-19 pandemic and offers tips on how to protect yourself.

03.31.2020 Anchorage Man Charged with Credit Union Robbery
03.30.2020 U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder Announces Efforts to Prosecute Hoarding and Price Gouging Associated with COVID-19
03.20.2020 U.S. Attorney’s Office Takes Steps to Maintain Mission Amidst COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

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FBI Anchorage History

History of the FBI's Anchorage, Alaska Field Office.

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101 East Sixth Avenue
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: (907) 276-4441

Areas covered: Greater Anchorage Area Borough, Valdez and Kenai areas, and the rest of Alaska as needed.

Special Agent in Charge

Anchorage Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey E. Peterson

Jeffery E. Peterson

Assistant Special Agents in Charge

Adam C. Pierce
Darrin T. Turpin

Resident Agencies

Along with our main office in Anchorage, we have two satellite offices, known as resident agencies, in the area.

Fairbanks
- Areas covered: Fairbanks North Star Borough, central and northern Alaska
Juneau
- Areas covered: City and Borough of Juneau, southeastern Alaska