Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Haines Borough.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The Haines Borough is soliciting proposals from qualified architectural and engineering firms to provide professional services for the evaluation, design, bidding, and construction administration of improvements to the ventilation systems serving the Haines Borough Swimming Pool.
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Census ID
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122697
Population
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2,068
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Haines Borough
The assembly meeting involved public commentary on community issues, including concerns about local infrastructure, childcare shortages, and economic development. The assembly discussed and took action on agenda amendments and mayoral nominations for the Economic Development Committee. Departing officials were recognized for their service. The meeting concluded with the certification of the borough election results and the administration of the oath of office to newly elected officials, marking a transition in leadership.
The Planning Commission discussed the Safe Streets for All safety plan, proposed changes to minutes format, and administrative updates, including a report on the comprehensive master planning for the Haines Hudson Trail and upcoming code revisions for ADA compliance. The commission deliberated on the classification and designation of borough property, specifically addressing potential land sales near the municipal landfill and managing conflicts with a nearby sledding hill. Additionally, they heard significant public testimony regarding the cultural, archaeological, and ecological sensitivity of riparian property on Lutak Road, leading to a recommendation to engage in collaborative discussions with the Chilkoot Indian Association rather than proceeding with immediate sale or recreational development.
Public-sector contacts connected to Haines Borough.
The assembly meeting focused on local childcare availability and future planning, including a report on childcare history, funding updates from Senator Murkowski, and the potential establishment of a Child Care Task Force. Key discussions included the possibility of utilizing the borough-owned childcare building for an expanded preschool or childcare program, with considerations regarding a potential partnership with the Chilkat Indian Association. Members addressed inquiries related to potential conflicts of interest surrounding these facility proposals. Furthermore, the meeting included the canvassing and official counting of absentee, special, and questioned ballots for the general election.
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