Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Haines Borough.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The Haines Borough is soliciting proposals from qualified architectural and engineering firms to provide professional services for the evaluation, design, bidding, and construction administration of improvements to the ventilation systems serving the Haines Borough Swimming Pool.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Haines Borough
The assembly meeting focused on local childcare availability and future planning, including a report on childcare history, funding updates from Senator Murkowski, and the potential establishment of a Child Care Task Force. Key discussions included the possibility of utilizing the borough-owned childcare building for an expanded preschool or childcare program, with considerations regarding a potential partnership with the Chilkat Indian Association. Members addressed inquiries related to potential conflicts of interest surrounding these facility proposals. Furthermore, the meeting included the canvassing and official counting of absentee, special, and questioned ballots for the general election.
The commission held a regular meeting covering various legislative and procedural topics. Discussions included an update on borough legislation and future ordinances being considered by the clerk. Under unfinished business, the commission held elections for the positions of Chair and Vice Chair, addressed the definition of borough projects, and established a standing agenda item for work plan items. New business involved approving amendments to commercial tour permit codes, with further discussion planned for future sessions. The commission also scheduled its next meeting.
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The assembly meeting involved public commentary regarding options for the LUTAC dock project, with speakers expressing concerns about budget constraints and the economic impact of the proposed construction designs. The Mayor issued a formal proclamation recognizing a long-term local childcare provider for decades of service to the community. Discussions centered on the local childcare crisis, evaluating task force recommendations, potential re-use of preschool facilities, and the role of the tribal government in providing services. The assembly also addressed public safety measures related to bear activity, specifically proposing a municipal loan program for bear spray and electric fences. Furthermore, updates were provided on the LUTAC dock project, including the status of project manager recruitment and pending funding applications. Finally, the assembly voted to postpone a decision regarding a property tax exemption for the Tokshinook Watershed Council to allow for the submission and review of additional supporting documentation.
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