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The NWS has downgraded Alert to an Advisory, at this time people may return to their residences

The Homer Marine Repair Facility is managed as an "Open Yard" facility, meaning that the vessel owner is responsible for the actual work being performed on their vessel.   The City is simply facilitating the opportunity for haul-out and uplands use, and is not responsible for the finished product.  This management structure gives the vessel owner the opportunity to manage their project from start-to-finish, contracting with vendors from the Approved Vendor List (provided by the City), or by using their own crew to make the repairs necessary for vessel maintenance. 

INVITATION TO BID
By the City of Homer, Alaska
Homer Wastewater Treatment Plant HVAC Rehabilitation 2018

The Economic Development Commission is pleased to share the results from their 2017 Business Retention & Expansion (BR&E) Survey.  The EDC undertook this BR&E initiative in recognition of the importance of local business to Homer’s economic health and resilience, and with four primary goals:

When winter deepens and the ‘winter blues’ start to set in, finding a way to cope can be difficult.

INVITATION TO BID

By the City of Homer, Alaska

Harbormaster Building Emergency Generator 2018

This meeting will be held at the Harbormaster's Office Conference Room located at 4311 Freight Dock Road

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

By the City of Homer, Alaska

For an Operation & Maintenance Contract of the Port & Harbor Fish Grinding Facility