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City of Unalaska adopts balanced $35M budget for next fiscal year - Vimarsana News

City of Unalaska adopts balanced $35M budget for next fiscal year

The City of Unalaska has a balanced budget for the 2024 fiscal year. On Tuesday, city councilors voted 5-0 to adopt the roughly $35 million general fund spending plan.

Source: kucb.org
Homka hired as Unalaska's city manager, with Hladick to assist - Vimarsana News

Homka hired as Unalaska's city manager, with Hladick to assist

The City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to hire Bil Homka. The former Unalaska planning director has worked as assistant city manager since the fall, and has served in the role of acting city manager several times.

Source: kucb.org
Unalaska's school district receives full funding from City Council - Vimarsana News

Unalaska's school district receives full funding from City Council

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Unalaska's school district receives full funding from City Council - Vimarsana News

Unalaska's school district receives full funding from City Council

Unalaska’s schools and nonprofits will receive the city’s full financial support in fiscal year 2024. On Tuesday, the City Council voted 4-0 to grant the Unalaska City School District’s nearly $5.5 million funding request, along with fully funding seven organizations through the Community Support grant program.

Source: kucb.org
City of Unalaska weighs $32 million budget proposal, projected to run up a deficit of nearly $7 million - Vimarsana News

City of Unalaska weighs $32 million budget proposal, projected to run up a deficit of nearly $7 million

The City of Unalaska is facing a nearly $7 million deficit under the operating budget proposed for fiscal year 2024. Officials said costs are up significantly in a number of areas the city can’t control, including staff pay increases that have already been negotiated and higher prices for airfare, electricity, and heating oil.

Source: kucb.org