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Stay Connected with Council - submit written testimony or sign up to provide telephonic testimony. Please submit your request no later than 3:30 p.m. the day of the meeting.

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Alder Lane Special Assessment District Neighborhood Meeting on Zoom

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Stay Connected with Council - submit written testimony or sign up to provide telephonic testimony. Please submit your request no later than 4:30 p.m. the day of the meeting.

City Council Regular Meeting on Zoom

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Good news! Homer Public Library has resumed limited operations

beginning Wednesday, April 29.

Patrons will be able to check out materials from the back door.

How do I check out materials?

1. The building is still closed to the public for browsing the stacks, but you can place holds and pick them up outside the library. You can place holds in three ways

HOW TO LISTEN TO PUBLIC MEETINGS

1.  Zoom:  Citizens can listen in by using the Zoom meeting information located on the calendar page for that specific public meeting. Go to the City's Meeting List, find the meeting you wish to attend, and follow the instructions provided.  Detailed information on how to use Zoom is available below, or you can visit the Zoom Help Center.

INVITATION TO BID
City of Homer
2020, 2021, 2022 PUBLIC WORKS GRAVEL SUPPLY
Project No. GRVL-20

HOW TO LISTEN TO CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS

1.  Zoom:  Log in information is found on the meeting webpage. Go to the City's Meeting List, find the meeting you wish to attend, and follow the instructions provided. 

2.  Tune in to KBBI AM 890:  All City Council meetings are broadcasted on KBBI AM 890 live.

In anticipation of the impacts of COVID-19 on Alaska’s wildland firefighting resources this summer and in an attempt to reduce human-caused fires and limit exposure to firefighters, the Alaska Division of Forestry (DOF) will suspend all burn permits – both small- and large-scale – starting on May 1.

Alaska’s wildland fire suppression agencies need the public’s help more than ever to keep firefighters and communities safe.

Common Sense Media has created WideOPENSchool, a free collection of useful resources for parents, caregivers and educators who are supporting young learners at home during the COVID-19 response. Some resources require registration.