Su Valley Voice: Talkeetna Sewer and Water
In this episode host Trisha Costello is joined by the Mat Su Borough’s only utility: Talkeetna Sewer and Water. Operator Amanda Fleming, Mat Su Borough Engineer Mike Campfield and Advisory
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Talkeetna Bachelors Bring in More Than $100,000
Bachelors hammed it up for a rowdy crowd on Saturday night to rake in more than $100,000 to benefit local organizations. The Talkeetna Bachelor Society auctions men one night each
Public Input For Multi-Family Developments Voted Down By Planning Commission
The Mat-Su Borough Planning Commission unanimously voted against an ordinance that would have allowed public input for multi-family development permits. The ordinance was requested by Assemblymember Hale. Commission members said
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
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
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.
Incumbents Retain Seats in Borough Election
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly certified the election results at a special meeting on Tuesday. Mayor Edna Devries will retain her seat. Incumbent District 7 Assemblymember Ron Bernier pulled aheadwith 3,128
Donations Received for Historical Documents Display
Borough Assembly members voted in October to display various historical documents, including the Ten Commandments, Magna Carta, and Bill of Rights in the Mat-Su Borough’s Dorothy Swanda Jones Building. In