City will investigate alternatives to oil heat

Posted by kfskadmin | Jul 25, 2008

PETERSBURG, ALASKA The city of Petersburg is looking into alternatives for heating city-owned buildings. Petersburg’s city council Monday agreed to seek a consulting firm to look in replacing oil boilers with electrical heaters, as well as geothermal heat or other alternative energy possibilities. The council also approved the guidelines for an auction of 20 city lots in late September and may be purchasing land for more parking space in South Harbor.

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August 31 is the deadline to make a donation to a nonprofit through your Permanent Fund Dividend. Thank You for supporting Petersburg nonprofits!!

Jan. 6 Committee Hearings

The House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has held eight public hearings. Each video recording is available here - Next scheduled for September.