Assembly may let borough seek state loan for Pump Station 3 project
Petersburg’s Borough Assembly will consider a resolution that’d let the borough apply for a state loan to fund the replacement of a pump station located near downtown.
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Petersburg Borough to move forward with sale to Skylark Park LLC
The Petersburg Borough will enter negotiations with a local developer who wants to buy seven borough-owned lots between Severson Subdivision and Skylark Way.
Skylark Park LLC wants to develop the land into a major subdivision with roads and utilities that could provide cheaper housing options in Petersburg.
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Water and wastewater upgrades could be on Petersburg’s ballot this fall
Voters in Petersburg will likely get to decide whether to fund upgrades to the town’s wastewater and water infrastructure. Last week, the Petersburg Borough Assembly voted in favor of a proposition to borrow more than $19 million dollars for the projects.
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Petersburg Indian Association has more infrastructure plans in the works
Petersburg’s tribe plans to add sidewalks to some streets and build a new trail in coming years. The Petersburg Indian Association approved a four-year infrastructure plan on July 17 after finalizing the project list at a public meeting earlier in the month.
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Petersburg Borough will fund the school district to the cap
For the first time, Peterburg’s Borough is giving its school district the maximum amount of funding allowed by law. The Borough Assembly voted unanimously on June 3 to include $3.4 million in its budget for the coming school year.
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A Petersburg family wants to change Alaska’s worker’s comp laws to honor the memory of their daughter
A Petersburg family wants to change Alaska’s workers’ comp laws, in honor of their late daughter. The Parks family wants to hold employers more accountable for negligence, which could affect thousands of Alaskans working dangerous jobs.
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Petersburg police chief’s lawsuit against the Borough moves into federal court
Petersburg Chief of Police James Kerr filed a suit against the Borough of Petersburg in March of 2022 for allegedly defaming him and presenting him in a false light. The Borough has now refiled that case as a civil rights suit in the district federal court.
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Petersburg’s community gym shuttered for sewer line repair
The Community Gym portion of Petersburg’s Parks and Recreation Center closed on July 21st as the local borough began fixing sewer lines at the site. Residents won’t be able to use the gym, weight room, racquetball court, and other facilities until likely mid-September.
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