Prior to Tuesday, Johnson, who represents Kasilof, served as the assembly’s vice president.
The council accept the resignation of Tony Baclaan during its Monday night meeting.
The Kenai City Council voted during its Oct. 20 meeting to postpone acceptance of a $1,500 grant for materials related to health and wellness.
The work is part of the State of Alaska’s efforts to mitigate the spruce beetle outbreak on the Kenai Peninsula.
Central peninsula group awarded grant to expand composting efforts
Approval of library grant postponed after Kenai council requests to preview book purchases
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge stickers, T-shirts, magnets, travel stamps and enamel pins will be available.
Changes include banning clothing promoting tobacco use and adding language about electronic smoking devices.
Some members of the public and Kenai City Council spoke against health mandates and in support of alternative treatments for COVID-19
Both council members-elect — Deborah Sounart and James Baisden — attended Wednesday.
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People placing calls will need to dial all 10 digits in order for the call to go through.
The burning is intended to mitigate the spread of spruce bark beetles.
The funding requests run the gamut from funding for the Alaska SeaLife Center to expanding projects at the Central Peninsula Landfill.
Tshibaka raised about $1.2 million between Jan. 1 and Sept. 30.
The expansion is expected to add 20 years worth of capacity to the existing cemetery.
About $420 million worth of maintenance is needed at Kenai Peninsula Borough School District buildings.
Runway 7-25 was temporarily closed earlier this year while it underwent renovations.
The state is seeking feedback on the best way to redraw the state’s legislative district boundaries in the wake of the 2020 census.
Approved for introduction by the Soldotna City Council during their Oct. 13 meeting, the legislation would put an extra $583,000 toward the project