Rate and Rule Changes Coming to Talkeetna Water Users
Most water users in the Talkeetna Service Area would see reduced rates if proposed changes are approved by the Mat-Su Borough Assembly in December. The Talkeetna Sewer and Water Advisory
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About 3,000 Households Redeemed Trash Coupons
In April, the Mat-Su Borough began issuing $25 trash coupons, valid at the central landfill and Borough transfer stations for one year. Each Borough household was limited to one coupon
Rising Readers - Octopus In The Outhouse
In Episode 26 of Rising Readers, Fiona Merritt reads Octopus In The Outhouse, written by Stacy Studebaker and illustrated by Kay Underwood. Join Fiona as she takes us on on
Whigmi Trailhead Toilets Included in CIP
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved the Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal year 2026, which includes twelve priority projects for the next six years. Ranked at number four is the Whigmi
Snow Plow Tracking Now Available in Some Areas of the Mat-Su
The Mat-Su Borough’s winter maintenance dashboard is now live. The tracker monitors snow plowing in multiple road service areas administered by the borough, including the Greater Talkeetna and Greater Willow
Northern Susitna Valley Parks Report
This is the weekly Outdoor Recreation Report for the Northern Susitna Valley from Brian Robison, the Outdoor Recreation Specialist for the MatSu Borough. The report airs on KTNA Thursdays at
Talkeetna Water Assessment Work to Begin Soon
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved a contract to perform a condition assessment on Talkeetna’s water distribution system. The assessment will help evaluate the current status of the system, the useful
Su Valley Voice: Sgt. Basilone's Legacy of Service & the Talkeetna Bachelor Society
Thursday, November 21, 2024, 10am – 11am In this episode host Trisha Costello invites local resident Todd Basilone into the studio to discuss the legacy of service in his family.
Grant Accepted for New Willow Public Safety Building Design
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly accepted $700,000 in State grant funds for the design of a new Fire, EMS, and Rescue facility in the core of Willow along the Parks Highway.