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                                                            Requests for Proposals By the City of Homer, Alaska
                                    for Survey Services and Engineering & Architectural Services Term Contracts

The City of Homer, Alaska is requesting proposals from qualified individuals or firms to provide Survey Services, and proposals from qualified individuals or firms to provide Engineering and Architectural Services to support City capital projects and operations.

Dance Cardio with Katie Jo!

Katie Jo is back and is ready to dance with my old friends and meet new ones! She is staying close to her zumba roots with her new dance cardio class. Think less Latin and salsa but more hip hop and squats. She is excited to bring you a new class at the HERC building.  Plenty of parking and space to spread out. Let me know if you have questions!  Bring clean indoor shoes.

WHEN: Monday, April 11 @ 12:00-1:00pm. 

WHAT: Bring your brown bag lunch and join us for lunch with Homer City Councilmember Jason Davis.

The library hosts councilmembers as an opportunity for community members to bring their questions and ideas to their elected representatives. One or two (or a few) councilmembers will visit each month for and informal conversation.

A Mobile Food Service, also known as a Food Truck, is a self-contained food service establishment that is designed to be readily movable from location to location, without being permanently affixed to any site or permanently connected to any water or sewer utility service.

This is an informative story map summarizing the progress and recommendations of Alaska’s first Climate Action Plan (CAP). A CAP provides a dynamic framework for measuring and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and developing climate change mitigation and resiliency strategies. Since its implementation in 2007, Homer has used its CAP as a personalized roadmap for making informed decisions regarding environmental matters.

In the most recent inundation maps created by the Alaska Earthquake Center at the University of Fairbanks, the maximum inundation in Homer could be 50 feet. It’s hard to tell where 50’ elevation is, so here are some ways you can figure it out if where you live, work, or play is in the danger zone:

Be first to know if there is a Tsunami Alert.  Early warning can save lives and give you the time you need to evacuate.  KPB Alerts is one way to ensure you and your family members receive timely and up-to-date information during a crisis. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management uses this system to send text or phone alerts to keep the public informed in the event of a disaster or other urgent situation.

Be first to know if there is a Tsunami Alert.  Early warning can save lives and give you the time you need to evacuate.  KPB Alerts is one way to ensure you and your family members receive timely and up-to-date information during a crisis. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management uses this system to send text or phone alerts to keep the public informed in the event of a disaster or other urgent situation.

CITY OF HOMER
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT SALE
HOMER, ALASKA

Addendum No. 1 Issued 3/25/22