Former Alaska Mayor Ulric Ulroan Indicted on 47 Sex Crime Counts Involving at Least 6 Girls
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Updated · The Guardian · Jun 29
Former Alaska Mayor Ulric Ulroan Indicted on 47 Sex Crime Counts Involving at Least 6 Girls
3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Jun 29
Summary
A Bethel grand jury indicted Ulric Ulroan, 48, on 47 counts Tuesday, and Alaska troopers arrested him four days later; bail was set at $250,000 and he remained jailed Sunday in Nome.
A January tip alleging abuse of a 17-year-old in Chevak triggered the investigation, which authorities said uncovered alleged assaults and abuse of teenage girls from 2009 to 2025 in Chevak, Anchorage, Mountain Village and Nome.
At least six victims are tied to the indictment, according to KTUU, and some charges allege Ulroan was in a position of authority over the victims while committing the crimes.
Ulroan had been a longtime Chevak mayor, high school girls basketball coach, schoolteacher and certified foster parent from 2005 to 2023; troopers said they believe additional victims may still be unidentified.