Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has a long agenda ahead of its meeting at 6:00 p.m. tonight. At the start of the meeting, the Assembly, acting as the Board of Equalization, will hear any unsettled appeals of the 2024 property tax assessment.
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The Petersburg Indian Association announced yesterday that they have hired a new tribal administrator. Everett Bennett will start work on May 20th. Bennett had been a tribal council member since January, but stepped down from the seat last week.
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Petersburg’s Tribal Council has a new member. Brandon Ware was appointed to the seat at last week’s meeting.
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The Petersburg Borough can now sell land assessed at up to $1,500,000 without a public vote. The change comes after the proposal passed unanimously at the Borough Assembly meeting on March 18. The land sale cap had been set at $500,000 since 1990. With inflation, that amount is worth more than $1,200,000 today.
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When the Petersburg Borough sells land assessed at more than $500,000, that sale has to go to a public vote. An ordinance before the Petersburg Borough Assembly would amend Petersburg’s municipal code to increase that cap to two million dollars. The public will be able to weigh in on the ordinance at its second reading during the next Petersburg Borough Assembly meeting on Monday, March 4.
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Chad Wright is no longer the Tribal Administrator at Petersburg Indian Association. He turned in a letter of resignation last Wednesday, January 10, which the outgoing tribal council accepted.
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There will be several new faces on the Petersburg Indian Association Tribal Council after Monday’s election. Four candidates challenging incumbents for seats on the council beat their opponents. The four challengers ran on a united ticket.
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Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has a short agenda ahead of its January 2nd meeting. As KFSK’s Shelby Herbert reports, the Assembly is scheduled to look over a list of projects for the new year.
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