Mayor Pierce said that the borough is already formulating ideas that could lead to cost-effective and efficient methods of road-clearing locally: “We do contract to private contractors to handle all of the plowing and the sanding and the road maintenance, but the state has never done that.”

The legislative session starts on Tuesday at the Alaska State Capitol and lawmakers in the Alaska House and Senate have still not selected their leadership. Despite the present uncertainty with regards to leadership, the legislative session officially begins on Tuesday.

Among the items to be considered would authorize the lease of classroom space at the Soldotna Prep Building with the Boys & Girls Club of the Kenai Peninsula. It aims to The lease with Boys & Girls Club would utilize ten classrooms and gymnasiums for youth programs.

Dr. Zink addressed the frustration that many Alaskans have experienced after failing to get an appointment to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination, as well as who should receive a vaccine.

Plans circulated across social media, included the punching-bag of Trump supporters, Twitter, about a pro-Trump protest set to take place on Inauguration Day in Juneau. However, the plans became a bit confusing.

The COVID pandemic allowed Challenger’s team an opportunity to develop an educational program that continues their usual educational standards, but allowing even schools from across Alaska to take advantage of the curriculum.

The Boroughs hazardous waste disposal program gives households and small businesses the opportunity to properly dispose of hazardous wastes and chemicals.

The press release announcing the emergency declaration says that the action “is necessary to manage the efficient and orderly administration of vaccines to Alaskans and address a new strain of the SARS-CoV-2 virus identified in January 2021.”

According to the Nikiski Fire Department, all appointments have been filled, but this is not their last clinic. The January 30 clinic will be a large COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Phase 1A, all tiers, and Phase 1B, Tier 1. That includes Alaskans over the age of 65.