The Dillingham City Council held a special meeting to address several legislative and administrative items. Key discussions and actions included the repeal and update of various municipal code chapters regarding advisory commissions and committee meeting requirements. The Council introduced several ordinances concerning the establishment of a Deputy City Clerk position, the disposal of foreclosed properties, and the retention of a specific property for public use. Additionally, the Council certified the results of the Regular City Election, awarded contracts for fuel delivery, authorized an insurance renewal for city employees, and presented a commendation for the retired Volunteer Fire Chief. The meeting also included oaths of office for new and re-elected officials and logistical planning for upcoming conference attendance.
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The council meeting addressed several municipal code amendments, including the establishment of a Deputy City Manager position, tribal property tax exemptions, and the modernization of election procedures and committee codes. Discussions included new business regarding license renewals and recycling commendations. An executive session was held to discuss ongoing litigation involving a water damage claim. Additionally, the council reviewed various city reports, covering topics such as lagoon repairs, landfill safety and improvements, small boat harbor dredging funding, and the status of the airport waterline extension project.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Dillingham City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included a workshop on election modernization and a regular session covering several ordinances and resolutions. Key legislative actions included adopting updates to the election code, the 2036 Comprehensive Plan, and the FY2027-2028 legislative priority list. The council also introduced ordinances to establish Deputy City Manager and Deputy City Clerk positions, create a tribally owned property tax exemption, and discussed jail contracts, library planning, and intergovernmental agreements. Additionally, the council addressed appointments to the Election Board and Friends of the Landfill, reviewed a license renewal, considered the disposition of foreclosed properties, and held an executive session regarding ongoing litigation.
The Code Review Committee meeting agenda included discussions regarding a tribal property tax exemption ordinance, the renewal of a liquor and marijuana license for Green Degree, and the codification of the Deputy City Manager and Deputy City Clerk positions. Additionally, the committee addressed an ordinance to modernize municipal election procedures and discussed general ordinance revisions.
