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Duran Construction Faces $350K Wetlands Fine | Anchorage News

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A Juneau construction company, Duran Construction, faces a $350,000 fine and potential cleanup costs after allegedly violating wetlands and stream regulations for over two decades—accusations include rerouting creeks, filling wetlands, and dumping dirt near critical salmon habitat. Owners Marciano and Josette Duran could pay $175,000 each to federal and state authorities, plus restoration fees. The Justice Department is seeking public feedback until September 3—comments could derail the settlement. This case underscores the high stakes of environmental compliance in sensitive waterways.

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