A Message from Mayor Scott McAdams
On behalf of the citizens of our community, welcome to the website of the City and Borough of Sitka. We hope that you find our online portal to local government both comprehensive and easy to use. Please feel free to contact us with ideas that might make our website better.
Here is a Municipal Election 2010 Sample Ballot in Acrobat .PDF
A new web page has been published for participants and others interested in the application process of the City and Borough of Sitka’s Takatz Lake Hydroelectric Project. On the page, you can find licensing information, upcoming meeting dates, past meeting summaries, and documents out for review. Link to the Takatz Lake Hydroelectric Project page.
This document represents the City and Borough of Sitka’s Comprehensive Plan.
The Plan consists of community goals and policies, a recommended land use map, and background technical
information prepared in accordance with Denali Commission guidelines. Comprehensive Plan
Your input on a survey is needed for the Sustainable Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Action Plan for the Sitka area, including all of Baranof, Chichagof and Kruzof Islands. Full report
In its efforts to conserve electricity, the Electric Department has coordinated with the Library to provide “Kill-A-Watt” Electric Usage Monitors available for check-out at Kettleson Memorial Library. These gadgets can read the electricity consumption of all your household electric devices and appliances. Now you can identify the real energy consumers in your house, see if your electric devices are efficient, and get information necessary to reduce electricity costs. Link to program report.
For more information on energy conservation, please visit sitkaenergy.org.
Bear calls at the Sitka Police Department so far this month are about average, 34 calls the the month of August. In addition to the “The Bears are Here” letter to the Sitka Sentinel, City and Borough of Sitka staff have found an excellent pamphlet by the Audubon Society entitled “Living in Harmony with Bears”. Copies of the pamphlet will be available at the Public Works Department, Room 201 of the City and Borough offices or can be viewed online by clicking the link below.
Click here to view the pamphlet Living in Harmony with Bears.
Click here to view the Letter to the Editor, Daily Sitka Sentinel.
To view a copy of the FY11 Sitka Legislative Priorities, please click here.
The City and Borough of Sitka is dedicated to taking positive, measurable action to reduce human contributions on climate change and ocean acidification and to reap the benefits of energy and fuel conservation. To that end, the Sitka Assembly accepted this Climate Action Plan for the City and Borough of Sitka on June 22, 2010. This plan outlines the energy and fuel saving projects and adjustments in operations that are being recommended to be taken by the City to reduce the municipality’s greenhouse gas (carbon dioxide) emissions by 25% (from 2003 levels) by 2020. This plan also contains projections of climate change and ocean acidification possible effects on Sitka and adaptation and mitigation measures the City could enact. The emissions-reducing proposed initiatives range from building and heating retrofits to changes in driving, operations, and waste management. Some actions are already being implemented. Climate Action Plan .PDF
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