The results of the Borough elections are set to be certified on Tuesday, October 11. The City elections will be certified later this month.

A fall storm is expected to bring strong winds and areas of flooding to parts of western Alaska.

The board’s hiring committee picked its five finalists last month and conducted interviews to choose its top three candidates to go before the full board Monday for public interviews and the final selection process.

The municipal election polling locations closed around the Kenai Peninsula at 8:00 p.m. and the KSRM News Department is monitoring the results.

Fire Chief Tony Prior says that this mitigation will improve the safety of homeowners, businesses, recreational users, while improving the aesthetics throughout the city.

The city received a request to purchase the city-owned leased land outside of the Airport Reserve with substantial constructed leasehold improvements.

Kenai Peninsula Borough Clerk Johni Blankenship states that polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. today with certification of the results targeted for a week from today.

Each permit holder is responsible for reporting online by March 15, 2023, even if the permit holder did not fish.

21 classes from 15 schools are participating in the program this year.

Rep. Peltola’s bill passed through the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs and arrived on the House floor for a final vote one week after being introduced.