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Skagway assembly forwards outdoor lighting policy after residents urge ‘dark sky’ protections
Summary
The Skagway Municipality assembly voted unanimously to forward Resolution 25-24R, a Responsible Outdoor Lighting Policy, to the full assembly after residents urged shielded and amber lights and officials debated safety trade-offs and motion-sensor options.
Skagway Municipality assembly members voted to forward a Responsible Outdoor Lighting Policy (Resolution 25-24R) to the full assembly for approval, after residents urged limits on light trespass and city staff flagged safety concerns.
The measure, presented by Jonathan, asks municipal departments to limit unneeded lighting through shielding, color adjustments and turning off lights when not necessary. Jonathan said the resolution incorporates input from the borough manager and is intended to reduce “light trespass” without compromising safety.
Two residents urged action during…
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