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Assembly sets FY24 budget work session, reschedules May meeting
The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted on Monday to hold a work session to discuss the borough's...
Assessed residential property values up about 15%
Petersburg residents are set to see the assessed value of their residential properties go up this...
Borough acquires two lots on Kupreanof Island
The Borough Assembly on Monday determined that two parcels on Kupreanof Island obtained by the Peter...
BOE supports assessors' property valuations
The Board of Equalization, which is made up of the borough assembly, voted in favor of property...
Assembly sends letter of disapproval to NMFS
The borough assembly supported sending a letter to the National Marine Fisheries Service regarding...
Assessors settle remaining property tax appeals
The borough's contract assessors gave the borough assembly, who were acting as the board of...
Correction:
The graphic showing a summary of the Board of Equalization decisions at their April 3 meeting incorrectly showed Assembly action taken on property...
Assembly upholds land assessor valuations
The Petersburg Borough Assembly meeting as the Board of Equalization (BOA), on Monday, upheld the As...
Yesterday's News
June 19, 1915 – The cannery pile-driver has completed trap work and was towed in Thursday. There are already some fish coming into the traps, and c...
Board of Equalization hears five property assessment appeals
The Petersburg Borough Assembly sat as the Board of Equalization (BOE) for 2015 property assessment appeals on April 6. There were 66 appeals this...
Majority of property tax appeals adjusted
Borough wide property assessment appeals have ended after the Petersburg Borough Assembly acted as a Board of Equalization (BOE)—the board that a... Full story
Borough Manager reports on current borough projects
Petersburg Borough Manager Steve Giesbrecht reported on several projects that are taking place in...
City manager's report: Residents can pay utilities online
Petersburg residents can now pay their utility bills online. A new program allows utility customers to register their accounts and then pay monthly...
City manager's report: The city tracks down unlicensed business owners on Facebook
Petersburg City Manager Steve Giesbrecht said that letters are being sent out to local business operators who advertise on Facebook's “It's My B...
