Local nonprofits urge borough support as reentry program and shelter report expanded services
Speakers at public comment praised and sought borough support for local nonprofits: Kodiak Reentry said it shortens behavioral-health assessment waits, while Brother Francis Shelter described housing, food distribution and long‑term lease placements; a resident urged expedited work on a new animal shelter.
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Several nonprofit leaders and residents used public comment at the July 3 Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to describe services, request support and urge stronger nonprofit accountability.
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