Petersburg Borough Assembly considers otter, bear, and power project resolutions
The Petersburg Borough Assembly considered a few new resolutions regarding animal destruction mitigation and upgrades to its power supplier.
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Filing period opens for elected local offices in Petersburg, including mayoral race
The candidacy filing period for Petersburg’s municipal election is officially open. There are 20 local office seats slated for the October 7 ballot, including a mayoral race.
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Petersburg Borough to seek state grant for project in South Harbor
The Petersburg Borough will seek state funding for a potential float replacement project in the town’s biggest harbor.
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Petersburg Borough Assembly to consider grant for float replacement project
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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Police chief’s lawsuit against Petersburg Borough ends with $70,000 settlement
Petersburg’s police chief sued his employer, the Petersburg Borough, and the two parties have officially resolved the matter with an out-of-court settlement. That means the remaining claim about the chief’s First Amendment rights will not go to trial this summer.
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Petersburg Borough goes on record against ‘irresponsible’ public land sales
The recently passed budget reconciliation bill, signed into law by President Donald Trump last week, does not include U.S. Senator Mike Lee’s (R-Utah) withdrawn proposal that could have potentially sold off areas of the Tongass and Chugach National Forests and parts of the Interior in Alaska. But even so, the Petersburg Borough is going on the record against selling public lands.
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Water, sewer and electric rates rise in Petersburg
Some utility rates for homes and businesses across Petersburg are going up as of July 1, 2025. Officials say the rate changes are necessary to keep up with the costs of much-needed maintenance projects and higher operating expenses. Customers will generally pay more for water, sewer and electricity.
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Petersburg voters to consider income limits for senior sales tax exemption
In an effort to generate money for essential services, Petersburg voters will be asked this fall whether to impose income limits for the community’s senior sales tax exemption. That’s after the Petersburg Borough Assembly approved the proposal on Monday, June 16.
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