Links

The American Samoa Government Official website

Provides recent press releases and speeches, and news of government activities. Also provides information on each government department (contact information, plus a brief description of the functions of the department).

The American Samoa Historic Preservation Office site

The publications link leads to articles about aspects of American Samoa’s history. These articles are in Samoan and English.

The American Samoa Bar Association website

The Legal Resources link provides full text, searchable legislation, including the AS code, case laws, the constitution, and the administrative code.

The American Samoa Department of Commerce website (currently under reconstruction)
The homepage provides links to the different divisions within the department e.g. tourism, environment, statistics (see below). Each link provides a full text, in English, of the division’s publications and research.

The American Samoa Department of Commerce Statistics website (currently under reconstruction)
This link leads to PDF files of statistics, from the yearbook, the census, and from other government departments on a range of subjects (agriculture, fisheries, electricity and water, etc.)

EBSCOHOST Databases

These research databases, provided by PREL, offer full-text journal articles and reference books for your use. These online databases are FREE to use. To access the databases, please follow this link:

American Samoa Residents may contact Feleti Barstow Public Library at 684-633-5816 for password.

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