About The Juneau Community Garden
	The Juneau Community Garden Association is a non-profit organization of local gardening enthusiasts formed in 1990.  Through an agreement  with the City and Borough of Juneau, four acres of public land were made available for gardening, education, and charitable use.   Until 100 years ago the area was covered by glacial ice.  It served as a race track, sawmill, archery range, and garbage dump before conversion to garden plots.  Raised beds, storage and event buildings, pump and water system, and fencing have been constructed.  And a whole lot of soil has been created.    The JCGA now has 157 plots and 29 small beds for climbing plants.  Vacancy rate is low.  Garden members in good standing may retain their plot(s) year to year.  Plots cost $35 per season plus 5 hours of volunteer service.  Climbing beds are $5 per season. Members may have up to two plots per person, as well as one climbing bed.  Learn more here.   The JCGA hosts several events each season, all open to the public.  Find a schedule here.
Board of Directors John Thedinga, President Delores O’Mara, Vice President Alan Davis Pat Harris, Secretary Susan Alexander, Treasurer Odette Edgar, Membership Coordinator Alea Oien, Maintenance Coordinator Lesley DeKrey, Charity Plot Coordinator Sandy Williams, Master Gardener Representative Darren Snyder, Extension Service Representative	Play a video about the Juneau Community Garden  8 minutes long, created with KTOO	Governing Documents Juneau Community Garden Bylaws Use Agreement between City & Borough of Juneau and the Juneau Community Garden Articles of Association Operating Rules (classic) (lite)
Juneau Community Garden PO Box 033395 Juneau, AK 99803 Physical location: 5669 Montana Creek Road Email: communitygarden998@gmail.com