Possibilities include converting Ptarmigan lift to triple-chair in addition to long-awaited gondola.
One is a longtime municipal and military aviation manager, the other a longtime airport and Alaska DOT manager.
City leaders reject cuts proposed by mayor, who expresses concern about tax-limiting ballot measures.
Years-long debate about redevelopment of historic downtown neighborhood culminates with 7-1 vote.
Late-night decisions by exhausted leaders, people avoiding participation cited as reasons to change.
Local leaders pondering what to do with waste once current disposal site fills up in a decade.
Leaders look at spending $50K this fall with eye on tax issues, introducing RCV ordinance next week.
Business, home dwellers agree with unhoused that city’s “dispersed camping” remains dangerously unhealthy.
Extra costs in budget, loss of federal funds cited for higher increase from current rate of 10.04 mills.
Items include mutitude of projects, faster release of police bodycams, stopping Mendenhall Glacier from being sold.
City leaders spend marathon evening seeking to resolve notable items during year when funds are short.
Money would prevent branches from closing one day a week, but won’t restore statewide loan program
Proposal calls for city to demolish neighborhood this fall, prepare site for development next summer.
Approval would form Alaska’s 20th borough; result in dissolution of Hoonah’s municipal government.
Juneau leaders opt against utility projects bond, put seasonal sales tax on hold for further study.
Supporters have until May 30 to get 2,720 signatures to put measures on local fall ballot.
CBJ and school budgets, mill rate and utility fee hikes, seasonal sales tax part of Wednesday’s agenda.
