The neighborhoods of this precinct are close-knit residential areas. Construction began in the early 1950s on the southern part of the precinct and it now has a stable population that enjoys the neighborliness of the area.

The most westerly part of the precinct is a residential plateau that faces Chester Creek Valley and Merrill Air Field. The northern edge dips into the area east of Merrill Field, contains Penland Park, and borders one of Anchorage's major shopping malls. At the southern boundary is Nichols Park, where the community plans to add landscaping and additional recreational opportunities. And, finally, on the eastern side is Grandview Gardens and Bragaw Road.

We need a leader who will fight for the health and safety of our children and neighborhoods.

As president of a community council and member of her community patrol, Sharon Cissna has worked to build neighborhood health and safety. Neighborhoods can solve many of their own problems. Our state resources need to be spent building and maintaining crucial infrastructure and solving problems. Our state’s wealth is being squandered on divisive legal suits and court actions.

PAID FOR BY FRIENDS TO RE-ELECT SHARON CISSNA, STATE HOUSE P.O. BOX 141892, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99514