City of Kodiak

City council honors two local ‘legends,’ Dr. Bob Johnson and Coach Joe Floyd

The Kodiak City Council last night also honored the passing of two pillars of the community, Dr. Bob Johnson died on January 31, and Coach Joe Floyd passed away last weekend.   Mayor Pat Branson lost her voice as she started the comments, as did Council Member Terry Haines who was the last to comment. Click arrow below to listen …

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City council to consider edible marijuana and online sales tax during tonight’s regular meeting

The Kodiak City Council will consider allowing the sale of marijuana edibles within the city limits during tonight’s regular council meeting. The new ordinance is being introduced under New Business, which means there is no specific public hearing tonight. If it is advanced to second reading at the next meeting, a public hearing will be held then. However, there is …

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Council approves Fish Tax plan, Near Island lease, and payment for extra snow removal help

The Kodiak City Council last night approved a lease at Trident Basin and adopted a method for sharing the state’s Raw Fish Tax among area governments. KMXT’s Maggie Wall has this report.   Click arrow to listen to report or continue on to read it.   The Kodiak City Council authorized a 25-year lease for four parcels on Near Island …

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Council considers new Island Air lease at Trident Basin and changing way Fish Tax is distributed

The Kodiak City Council has one public hearing and a number of resolutions on tonight’s regular meeting agenda. The Kodiak City Council will hold a public hearing tonight on an ordinance authorizing a 25-year lease with Island Air for parcels at the Trident Basin Float Plane facility. According to the meeting packet the request for the lease comes about because …

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City Council passes new fees, encourages community to attend Board of Fish events to support fishermen

The Kodiak City Council breezed through its short agenda during last night’s regular meeting. There were no public comments during the one public hearing about the proposed changes to city fines and fees. That measure was passed unanimously. As KMXT’s Maggie Wall reports, council comments tended to focus on fish.   Click arrow to listen to report, or continue on …

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City Council holds public hearing on regulations on vehicles and parking tickets

The Kodiak City Council will hold a public hearing tonight on a proposal to change the cost of some city fees and penalties, including vehicle impoundment and abandonment fees. The changes are part of an update to several sections of city code which the council will take up during its regular meeting. The city has trouble getting people to pay …

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Joe Floyd Christmas Tournament named for a legend in Kodiak

  Basketball players from four off-island school are in Kodiak this weekend for the 53rd Annual Joe Floyd Tournament. KMXT’s Maggie Wall has this report on the tournament’s namesake. Click arrow to listen, or continue on to read report.   Joe Floyd, courtesey AlaskaHallofFame.org. Carolyn Floyd, KMXT file photo.   Joe and Carolyn Floyd are household names for long-time Kodiak …

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City council to consider changes dealing with parking violations, vehicles, and off-road vehicles

It will be easier for people ticketed for parking violations within the city to pay or appeal their tickets if a measure being introduced during tonight’s regular Kodiak City Council meeting ultimately gets passed. The proposed ordinance, which has a ways to go before being approved, would change the way the city handles parking tickets along with a number of …

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