Trapper Creek Revenue Sharing Voting Open Through May 14th
Revenue sharing voting has begun in Trapper Creek. Revenue sharing funds come from the state to the Mat-Su Borough, which then allows community councils to distribute them. Four items are
Revenue sharing voting has begun in Trapper Creek. Revenue sharing funds come from the state to the Mat-Su Borough, which then allows community councils to distribute them. Four items are on this year’s ballot, including the Upper Susitna Food Pantry, operating expenses for the Trapper Creek Park and Cemetery, Winter Trail Grooming, and Youth Conservation Corps. Trapper Creek voters will be able to rank the projects by priority. Full funding will be awarded based on projects that receive the highest priority from voters.
Trapper Creek residents may vote at the Trapper Creek Library during regular business hours through May 14th.
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