Army Bases With Family Housing in Alaska
Army families moving to Alaska have family-housing options at the installations below. These homes are for eligible residents, and a home is not guaranteed just because a service member receives orders to the post. Availability can change quickly.
Army Family Housing in Alaska
| Army installation | Area | Family housing | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fort Wainwright | Fairbanks | North Haven family housing | 907-318-6540 |
| Fort Greely | Delta Junction | North Haven family housing | 907-356-7106 |
Family Housing Options
Fort Wainwright
Fort Wainwright has a large privatized family-housing program. North Haven can explain home sizes, neighborhoods and current availability. For questions, call 907-318-6540.
Fort Greely
Fort Greely also has family homes in several bedroom sizes. Families should contact housing early because the local housing market and on-post availability can be limited. For questions, call 907-356-7106.
Before You Apply
Contact the housing or leasing office as soon as you have orders. The office can tell you which documents are needed, what home size you may qualify for and whether there is a waiting list. Rank, family size and availability can affect where you are placed. Do not assume a home will be ready on your arrival date until the housing team confirms it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Army family housing guaranteed?
No. Eligible families can apply, but the number of available homes and waiting times change throughout the year.
Can I contact housing before I arrive?
Yes. Calling early is useful because the housing office can explain the application, documents and current waiting list before your move.