Anchorage Assembly opens Aug. 4 session with mayor update, lengthy debate over removal resolution
The Assembly heard a mayoral report on transportation investments, handled a large consent agenda, debated surveillance technology and an accusation-based removal resolution that failed to advance after lengthy amendments and votes.
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The Anchorage Municipal Assembly met Tuesday, Aug. 4 for its regular business meeting. Chair Brawley called the session to order and the body confirmed a quorum before hearing from Mayor Mary LaFrance, who outlined community events and a series of transportation priorities, including work with the state Department of Transportation and a plan to direct $260,000,000 in federal funds to reconstruct 5th and 6th Avenues. "We have been working with DOT to direct $260,000,000 of additional federal funds for the 5th And 6th Avenue reconstruction projects," the mayor said during her report.
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