The Anchorage Assembly discussed money for homeless shelters, emergency shelters, and a proposed extension for the former Solid Waste Services administrative building to be used as a shelter at Tuesday's regular meeting.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Money for homeless shelters , emergency shelters, and a proposed extension for the former Solid Waste Services administrative building to be, a resolution to buy and install food waste dehydration equipment for Anchorage’s landfill in Eagle River, and the introduction of an ordinance clarifying towing and impoundment rules in the city.
The public hearing portion of the meeting is scheduled to discuss millions of dollars for contracts and municipal equipment purchases. A memorandum is also on the agenda, including liquor license renewals for a restaurant, liquor store, and convenience store, as well as a memorandum to cap spending at $180,000 for the Home and Landowners Organization to provide Hillside Fire Prevention for the city and fire department.
There’s also a resolution to approve marijuana license renewals for CannTest, the Alaska Rustic, and The Herbal Cache; and a memorandum to award an engineering firm $340,515 for a water pollution control facility permit renewal.Coast Guard ID’s 4 boaters missing in Homer waters Bad weather forces Alaska Dive Rescue team to pause search for missing Texas family of 4 in Homer waters
Governor declares disaster emergency as historic flooding on Mendenhall River inundates neighborhoodsSome Anchorage, Mat-Su schools opting for cellphone-free classrooms this yearExplainer: Cause of massive Railbelt power outage remains unknown after ‘load shedding’ event
Homeless Shelters Former Solid Waste Services Administrative Buildin Port Of Alaska Modernization Program Towing And Impoundment Anchorage Regional Landfill Pollution Wildfires Library Advisory Board
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