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Kodiak Island Borough Assembly advances ordinance to allow limited remote participation for members
Summary
The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly voted 6-1 to advance Ordinance FY2025-15 to a public hearing. The ordinance, amended during the meeting, would allow assembly members and the mayor to participate remotely under specified conditions and limits, and requires the clerk be notified in advance.
The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly voted 6-1 on April 3 to advance Ordinance FY2025-15, an ordinance to allow electronic participation by the mayor and assembly members, to a public hearing at the next regular meeting.
The ordinance, as amended, would require assembly members to notify the clerk of a contemplated absence at least 24 hours in advance and limits remote participation in regular meetings to a maximum of four times per year. The ordinance lists recognized reasons for electronic participation — illness or injury (of the member or an immediate family member), the death of a family member, employment obligations, or travel on borough business — and requires a quorum of assembly members to be physically present. For regular meetings the ordinance requires a video-conferencing format; work sessions and special meetings may allow other…
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