All Kenai Peninsula Borough facilities remain closed to the public until further notice, not to be confused with other facilities that have re-opened per the latest state health mandates.
The KPB’s re-opening phases, internal and external, will be aligned with the state health mandates. Initiating the roll-out of these phases will be carefully executed as part of Governor Dunleavy’s Reopen Alaska Responsibly plan to ensure staff and public safety.
Employees are still conducting government business under modified work schedules during regular business hours Monday – Friday. You can find contact information by department or service area at www.kpb.us or calling (907) 262-4441 or (800) 478-4441.
The Central Peninsula Landfill and transfer sites will continue to remain open to the public. Steps have been put in place for staff and the public’s protection. They advise everyone to please follow directional signage and staff instructions.
Dispatch and Fire/EMS services will maintain operations; however, the public will not be allowed to enter these facilities. First responders are following guidance specific to call outs.
To learn more about the State of Alaska Reopen Alaska Responsibly plan as well as current health mandates, visit their dedicated webpage.
