The Petersburg Borough Assembly will consider asking state and federal authorities for help dealing with rising sea otter populations at a meeting tonight. The assembly will also take its final vote on three proposed changes to the borough’s budget.
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The Petersburg Borough Assembly will decide tonight whether to apply for a state grant to replace a major float in Petersburg’s South Harbor. They will also take a final vote on whether to rezone a vacant lot on Sandy Beach Road, as well as decide on a few borough budget adjustments.
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The Petersburg Public Library is closing four hours earlier on Mondays. As of the start of July, the library now closes at 4 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.
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Petersburg’s borough assembly passed its overall budget for the next fiscal year on June 2. But the option to allocate a million dollars from the harbor reserves for a potential cruise dock project caused friction for the final vote.
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Petersburg’s school district is asking the Borough to contribute additional funding to this year’s budget. The schools have been scraping by with state funding that has remained essentially flat for six years. The Borough’s contribution to the school district has also remained flat for two decades aside from a small increase last year.
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Petersburg’s Borough Assembly is scheduled to meet on April 3rd at noon in assembly chambers. KFSK will broadcast that live and post the recording on our website, kfsk.org. Anyone from the community can join the meeting in person, by phone, or on Zoom. There’s more information on KFSK’s community calendar.
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Petersburg’s Borough Assembly will meet on Monday, March 20th at 6 p.m. in the Assembly Chambers.
The Assembly is scheduled to review an ordinance to allow Borough employees to serve on certain Borough boards for a second time. They’ll also look at an ordinance to adjust the 2023 Fiscal Year Budget.
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Petersburg’s School Board met to address a near-million dollar deficit in the upcoming fiscal-year budget. The board is building a budget for next year. And to keep up regular programming, they’ll need up to a million dollars to cover the shortfall from the last fiscal year.
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