The resolution urges State and Federal action to stop the destruction of the Alaska fishing industry, asking for more restrictive guidelines, but to also find solutions to the problem.

Sen. Micciche wraps up the legislative session, “On a positive spin, this session was like an NBA season. You know, it’s not the 89 games that count, it’s the last 30 seconds of game seven.”

Jeff Salzer, Deputy Director of the Alaska District office of the SBA discussed resources and programs offered by the SBA.

Katmai National Park & Preserve hopes that the introduction of this new permit system will ensure a safer and more compliant experience for those using the river.

During the next few months, the Kenai Watershed Forum board will be conducting a search to find a new Executive Director. During this period, they aim to find the best individual to lead the organization forward.

The existing tower is located on Kenai Peninsula Borough fee-owned property and authorized under a right-of-way grant that was conveyed from the Bureau of Land Management to the pipeline company in April 1963.

The Shop Department has seen a significant increase in the cost of parts caused by inflationary pressures and soaring freight costs.

A previous resolution was passed authorizing the City Manager to solicit for beetle kill hazard tree mitigation efforts.

City Manager Paul Ostrander said, “We need to make this budget revision to remove just under $20,000 out of the $1.3 million to allow us to cut those checks.”

ADF&G staff will be assessing the fishery inseason and if data assessment projects indicate further action is warranted, additional inseason actions could be taken.