The assembly meeting agenda focused on the appointment of an assembly member for District 1 and the review of multiple ordinances. Key topics included the establishment of the Sterling Recreation Service Area, financial audits for the Nikiski Senior Citizens, capital improvement projects for school waterlines, hospital clinic development, and landfill facility upgrades. The assembly also addressed land sale authorizations, lease agreements with the City of Seward, and proposed term limits for school board members. Furthermore, the meeting covered contract authorizations for maintenance, fire alarm inspections, asphalt paving, and landfill design, as well as receiving legislative and hospital quarterly reports.
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The assembly meeting agenda includes various action items such as authorizing the Mayor to execute fiscal year 2027 membership agreements for the Alaska Land Mobile Radio Communication System, accepting disaster relief funds from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, and authorizing the expansion of Central Peninsula Hospital services for a dermatology clinic. Additionally, the assembly will address the resignation of a member, consider budget ordinances for school facility maintenance and solid waste disposal fees, and review several right-of-way vacation requests. Presentations include an organizational update from the Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District and a quarterly report from the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. Contract awards for various maintenance projects and school facility repairs are also listed for the Mayor's report.
Jul 1, 2026·Budget
Kenai Peninsula Borough FY2027 Budget
The Kenai Peninsula Borough's Assembly adopted operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), the legal budget of record approved by the Borough Assembly.
