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Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City And Borough Of Juneau Assembly Committee Of The Whole Agenda
The meeting agenda included a proclamation for National Family Caregivers Month and a joint meeting with the Juneau International Airport Board. Discussion topics focused on FY2026 budget review and retreat preparation, the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process for the Telephone Hill redevelopment project, and a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) update regarding flood fighting funding. Additionally, the committee addressed resolutions concerning housing partnerships with the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska and encouraging community engagement in city boards and commissions.
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The materials cover key discussion topics including the Passenger for Hire fee increase and regulation changes, as well as planning for a Board retreat. The board reviewed a 35% design briefing for dock electrification and evaluated the status of grant funding for Echo Cove and Statter Harbor projects. Additionally, the board considered revisions to Huna Totem conditional use permits and received operational and engineering reports regarding harbor infrastructure, maintenance, and community relations.
Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City and Borough of Juneau Assembly Regular Assembly Meeting
The assembly meeting agenda included items such as the introduction of exchange students, assembly reorganization, and the swearing-in of new members. Legislative actions involved the introduction of ordinances concerning the issuance of port revenue bonds for seawalk improvements, appropriations for airport and capital improvement projects, and amendments to the traffic code regarding motor-driven vehicles. Resolutions were considered for grant applications for trail and park improvements, and a loan agreement for water main replacement. Public hearings were scheduled for ordinances regarding electric bicycle prohibitions, the reallocation of raw fish tax revenue, the repeal of the sustainability fund, and funding for arts programs. Unfinished and new business included consideration of real property tax exemption applications and a notice of appeal regarding a conditional-use permit for farm animals.
The committee reviewed various operational and planning initiatives, including the proposed transfer of funds for the North Douglas Launch Ramp Expansion and Taku Harbor improvements. Key discussion topics included the status of the Downtown Waterfront Improvements Phase II project, the FY28 Capital Improvement Plan process, and goal setting for the upcoming board retreat. The committee also addressed pending legislation regarding the disposition of state subventions and deliberated on a proposed increase to the Passenger For Hire fee structure. Additionally, staff and liaison reports were presented covering port engineering, harbor management, and visitor industry activities.
