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INVITATION TO BID
By the City of Homer, Alaska
For the Highland Drive Culvert Replacement Project

Addendum #1 Issued 08/22/25
Addendum #2 Issued 08/26/25

The City of Homer is proud to support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on July 26th, its 35th  anniversary, and every other day of the year too!

CITY OF HOMER

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY FILING PERIOD
FOR REGULAR CITY ELECTION OCTOBER 7, 2025

Community Recreation related forms and information. All volunteers and instructors must complete a background check (free).  Background check website HERE

July 15, 2025

Public Works will be cutting brush in road right-of-ways citywide as needed to maintain drainage in the ditches and to maintain clear lines of sight. 

Work locations on Main Street, Bartlett Street, Hidden Way, Mattox Road and Kachemak Way are being prioritized based on areas with the highest weed and shrub growth and public reports of obstructed visibility.

Living with the possibility of landslides is a reality in many Alaskan communities with steep slopes, including Homer. You are invited to come learn more about

• what do we know about this hazard locally?
• how can we find out more about it?
• what can we do as a community to manage landslide hazards here?

Dr. Brentwood "Hig" Higman of Ground Truth Trekking, Dr. Anna Liljedahl of Woodwell Climate Research Center, and other researchers will present their findings and ideas on how to live more safely in a moving terrain.

To create a printing account, click here:

https://print.homerpubliclibrary.org:9192/user

Please use the computers responsibly.

If you have questions or technical problems, contact the library staff at 907-235-3180.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
By the City of Homer
For Professional Services to Perform
An Operational Audit of the Homer Volunteer Fire Department

In accordance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Lead and Copper Rule Revisions, the City of Homer Water and Sewer Department completed the required Service Line Inventory in 2024. After reviewing historical service line information, it was determined that there is no lead or galvanized lines requiring replacement and no unknown service lines in the City of Homer water distribution system.

The Multipurpose Room at the HERC is temporarily closed. The gymnasium at the HERC is still open for use.

The City of Homer (City) has been working with the Alaska Department of Conservation (ADEC) on characterizing the potential hazardous materials within the Homer Education and Recreation Complex (HERC) in order to determine the potential environmental reclamation that may be required in advance of future demolition.