Talkeetna Man Wanted for Removing Ankle Monitor
Two Alaska State Troopers responded to Talkeetna last week for the report of an individual who removed their electronic ankle monitoring device. At the time, John Stefanski’s name could not
Mobile Recycling to Return to Talkeetna
Mobile recycling will return to Talkeetna this summer, with a few updates. Last summer was the first season the Talkeetna Recycling Committee attempted the pick-up program. Talkeetna Recycling Committee Chair
Talkeetna Revetment Repairs Cost More Than Anticipated
Repairs to the Talkeetna revetment last fall will cost the Borough more money. According to Mat-Su Borough Public Works Director Tom Adams, the project was rushed to get the maintenance
Technology a Focus for Planning Department
The Mat-Su Borough Planning Department presented their proposed budget at the Assembly’s special budget meeting this week, including technology improvements completed to date with a focus for continuing those efforts
Borough Departments Proposed Budget to Assembly This Week
Most Mat-Su Borough departments presented a budget proposal to the Assembly this week for the next fiscal year. Assembly members heard about the Port Mackenzie project, updates to the Borough
Borough Gravel Pit Will Supply Culvert Project
The Mat-Su Borough has applied for an administrative permit to extract gravel from a Borough-owned site located near mile 128 on the Parks Highway. According to Alaska Department of Transportation
Trash Coupons Are Available Now
According to Mat-Su Borough Solid Waste Division Manager Jeff Smith, spring marks the beginning of the busy season at the landfill and transfer stations. And keeping the Borough clean is
Upper Susitna Valley RSA Boards Remain Three Members
Mat-Su Borough Assembly members voted to amend a proposed ordinance that would have required five members for all Road Service Area Boards in District 7. RSA Boards are advisory and
About $30,000 Stolen in Trapper Creek Thefts
Four property owners were victims of thefts last week, totaling about $30,000 in stolen equipment, vehicles, tools, and other items. Alaska Department of Public Safety Communications Director Austin McDaniel says