“I can’t come up with anything that would be any rationale to not consider this. The benefits seem to be obvious,” City Council Member Mark Flora said. “If body-worn cameras are good, dashcams should be an enhancement.”
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“We’ve been told point-blank by industry representatives that they will bypass a community that’s in a red zone, that has major outbreaks,” Ketchikan City Manager Karl Amylon said.
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With the 2021 cruise season looking less and less likely, revenues are expected to miss projections by $8.91 million. And those projections were already accounting for less than half the number of cruise visitors as 2019.
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Water and power rates are going up in Ketchikan. That’s following a vote by a divided Ketchikan City Council after concerns were raised about steady losses by the city-run utility.
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A typical residential consumer using about 1000 kilowatt-hours would pay roughly $20 more for electricity in a year, and residential water customers would pay roughly $35 more a year.
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City officials say those layoffs wouldn’t even come close to closing a $1.75 million budget gap.
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Masks wouldn’t be required everywhere — Council Member Sam Bergeron suggested indoors, particularly in settings where it’s difficult to maintain six feet of distance.
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