Alaska's natural hazards pose significant risks to residents, infrastructure, and property. In Juneau, glacial flooding has damaged hundreds of homes and prompted evacuations in recent years. Landslides and avalanches threaten neighborhoods near steep mountain slopes, with over 1,300 residences identified as exposed to these risks. Coastal hazards, including tsunamis triggered by landslides, further amplify the dangers. The study underscores the importance of disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts to protect communities from recurring threats.