The jobs were formerly filled by federal workers, and city leaders say the proposal acts as a safety net in the face of further uncertainty at the federal level.
Local Government
‘We all fish right there’: Local concerns pause timber company’s plans for Haines
The company is seeking permits to build a log transfer facility and storage site in Haines’ Lutak Inlet, a popular spot for commercial and subsistence fishing.
Juneau’s short-term rental task force only has one member who rents
Mayor Beth Weldon hand-picked the members of the group. Despite the lack of renters, she says the group can still make decisions that represent the various viewpoints on short-term rentals in town.
New electric bus charging station is coming to Juneau
Installation of the Valley Transit Center bus chargers will begin March 31.
Juneau’s landfill is estimated to fill up in the next decade. A solution could take much longer.
A newly released study commissioned by the city offers three different routes the city could take to address its trash issue.
Capital Transit to roll out new mobile payment app next month
Riders can use the app to purchase single rides, youth rides or monthly passes. Paying in cash or using physical passes will still be options, but the city is getting rid of ride tokens.