Senator gives update on what else is happening in D.C.
The move is aimed at bringing the district into compliance with federal changes governing how instances of sexual harassment and discrimination are handled by administration.
The project will be paid for in full with federal money.
People should expect traffic delays and construction noise when traveling through Cooper Landing this summer.
In all, the borough is anticipating almost $144 million in total revenues.
Senate Bill 9, sponsored by Micciche, R- Kenai/Soldotna, has been nine years in the making.
Some bills sponsored by local lawmakers are closer to becoming law than others.
The trails association recently applied for a grant through the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The city council first considered the resolution at their April 14 meeting.
The application period for the 2021 Denali Road Lottery will open on May 1 and will be open until May 31.
The council first voted to restrict in-person meetings during October of last year.
Eligible Alaskans may be able to nominate up to 10 acres of state-owned land for sale or lease as a remote recreational site.
Visits are by appointment only.
The city paid just over $2.6 million on employee health care in FY21 and expects to pay about $2.8 million in FY22.
The proposed trail would run from Seward to Fairbanks.
The legislation is a response to the repeal of a regulation banning the use of personal watercraft in the Fox River and Kachemak Bay Critical Habitat Areas.
The 2020 census found Alaska has a resident population of 733,391 and an overseas population of 2,690.
Bridge Access trail, Rec Center upgrades among projects Kenai plans to address this year.
Two state workers are expected to leave their positions at the center within the next month.
The total number of police service calls declined by more than 500.
