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The Dillingham City Council voted unanimously to hire former city manager Chris Hladick for the temporary position at a special meeting on Monday. Former Region 10 Administrator, Chris Hladick, previously served as Alaska's commissioner of commerce and as the city manager of Dillingham and Unalaska. Credit Liz Ruskin/Alaska Public Media The former Region 10 administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency has been chosen to serve as Dillingham’s new interim city manager. The Dillingham City Council voted unanimously to hire former city manager Chris Hladick for the temporary position a...

Dillingham shortens quarantine requirement   People arriving in Dillingham can now leave quarantine after 10 days without getting tested for COVID-19, instead of the original 14 days. To do so, they must not be experiencing any symptoms. City Manager Tod Larson changed the quarantine rule Friday in an emergency order, citing new CDC recommendations that allow for shortened quarantines. Dillingham's new rule went into effect at 11:59 p.m. last Friday. Those arriving in Dillingham must still monitor themselves for symptoms for a full 14 days, and they have to abide by other precautions eve...

Driving into Dillingham. Dec. 11, 2020. Credit Brian Venua/KDLG People arriving in Dillingham can now leave quarantine after 10 days without getting tested for COVID-19, instead of the original 14 days. To do so, they must not be experiencing any symptoms.  City Manager Tod Larson changed the quarantine rule Friday in an emergency order, citing new CDC recommendations that allow for shortened quarantines.  Dillingham’s new rule went into effect at 11:59 p.m. on Friday.  Those arriving in Dillingham must still monitor themselves for symptoms for a full 14 days, and they have to abide by o...

Dillingham city manager is leaving after three years on job December 11th, 2020 |   City Manager Tod Larson is leaving Dillingham after three years on the job. Larson is moving to Wyoming to work as a planner for the state's Fish and Game office. Larson said the decision to leave was not easy. "I had a lot more to do here," he said. "I hope I did well for everyone out there, I put my heart into it and hopefully three years was worth the effort here." Larson pointed to capital improvement projects as a hallmark of his time as city manager. He worked closely with city officials to kick-of...