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Ketchikan Council Approves Over $700K in Infrastructure Repair Contracts

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The Ketchikan City Council approved an amendment to a contract with P&T Construction, raising the amount for emergency storm drain repair at the Harbormaster building site to $249,999. The Council also approved a $325,000 budget transfer to cover temporary labor and overtime wages related to storm events. Additionally, a $206,623 contract was approved with Alaska Demolition for the demolition of a derelict building near Bar Harbor.

From ketchikandailynews.com

Why it matters

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The approvals represent significant public spending on infrastructure maintenance and disaster recovery efforts in the area. The contracts fund the permanent replacement of storm drains damaged during an intense storm event near Bar Harbor.

From ketchikandailynews.com

Who's involved

  • KetchikanCity council managing emergency infrastructure repairs near Bar Harbor
  • Bar HarborTown where the storm drain damage and repairs are occurring

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