Assembly introduces FY27 school spending-authority ordinance amid debate over $4.6M shortfall
Assembly introduced ordinance 2109 to authorize FY27 school spending authority and set a public hearing for May 18 after extended discussion about a multi‑million dollar FY26 shortfall and accounting options for covering run-outs and MOA repayment.
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The borough assembly introduced ordinance 2109 on May 11 to authorize fiscal-year 2027 spending authority for the Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District and set a public hearing for May 18. The motion was moved by Assemblymember Thompson and seconded by Assemblymember Matson and passed on introduction.
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