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Votes at a glance: April 29 Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly

Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly · April 29, 2025
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Summary

The Assembly passed Ordinance 25-04 (FY26 line-item budget) and Ordinance 25-05 (FY26 VIF budget), and approved Resolutions 25-09 through 25-15 on insurance participation, VIF appointments and project approvals. All items recorded in the minutes passed by roll call vote.

At its April 29 meeting the Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly recorded unanimous roll-call approval of multiple legislative items. Key outcomes:

- Ordinance 25-04: Adopted the FY26 line-item budget (presented by Public Services Director Clara Johnson). Passed by roll call vote.

- Ordinance 25-05: Adopted the FY26 Village Improvement Fund budget (presented by Mayor Dickie Moto). Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-09: Approved participation in the Alaska Public Risk Alliance cooperative insurance arrangement. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-10: Confirmed the Mayor’s appointments to the Village Improvement Commission and ratified remaining seats. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-11: Approved the FY26 local contribution to education. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-12: Approved the 2024 Village Improvement Fund report. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-13: Approved a VIF application from Ipnatchiaq Electric Company for a meter-base upgrade. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-14: Approved a VIF application from the Native Village of Kiana for an excavator purchase. Passed by roll call vote.

- Resolution 25-15: Approved an FY25 Assembly donation for the Community Wellness Taskforce after suspending the rules to add the item to the agenda; passed by roll call vote.

Most items were summarized by department staff during the meeting and recorded in the minutes as unanimous decisions. The minutes do not include individual roll-call tallies for each vote; they report outcomes as unanimous.