The number of reported crimes in Juneau dropped nearly 20 percent from 2011 to 2012, and the number of violent crimes recorded over the same period was down about 13 percent. That’s according to the Juneau Police Department’s Annual Report, presented to the CBJ Assembly on Monday. Violent crimes include homicides, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries…
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Sewage sludge disposal costs on the rise
Juneau’s poop is getting expensive. Bidding closed last week on a 5-year contract for municipal sewage sludge disposal with only one viable bid.
Juneau advertises for a new lobbyist
Assembly member Carlton Smith says the assembly decided to issue a solicitation of interest to broaden the selection.
City considering additional regulations for bear-proofing garbage
A potential change to Juneau’s bear laws would encourage business owners and residents to better secure their garbage.
CBJ looks for a new lobbyist
The city and borough of Juneau is in the market for a new legislative lobbyist.
Long-time lobbyist Clark Gruening retired at the end of July after more than 25 years with the CBJ.
Assembly encourages housing development with property tax deferral
The CBJ assembly adopted an ordinance that would allow the city to defer property taxes if land is subdivided into three or more lots.