Operator registration requirement that took effect last year has 79% compliance rate, report states.
Manager of city facility hopes operations can resume by early next week
“Everybody’s frantic. They’re probably all going to be sleeping on the streets by the stores again.”
Michael J. Burns Building eyed as city HQ; childcare, animal shelter among options at school sites.
Proposed Rock Dump site is next to long-term construction, more costly than expected, report states.
Bartlett has lost millions annually since ‘20, will be broke in three years without fixes, CFO says.
More food options, seating, a bar and restrooms among plans that include former Elks Lodge site.
Barrier is believed to be the first at a public dock in Alaska; boaters will access via key fobs
Deputy city manager: “There will be a period of time where we don’t have a CBJ-sanctioned campground.”
Homeless campground, first look at FY25 budget, more summer city buses also on Monday’s schedule.
Two vessels from troubled tour company now selling for several times the original listed bids.
App for hourly lots part of series of technology upgrades coming to city’s parking facilities.
Impounding and sealed-bid sale of large charter vessels “is a first for me,” harbormaster says.
Assembly members debate downtown vs. valley, converting school to office space, costs and parking.
Lot next to cold weather shelter considered after report cites drug use, violence, other trouble.
However, all seven options get negative scores; concerns by airport officials and residents linger.
Cooling of housing market results in lower increase, CBJ’s finance director says.
