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City Of Sand Point Archive - 830 AM KSDP – Sand Point, AK - page 8
The City of Sand Point’s city building as well as all city departments will be closed on Monday, February 15th 2021 in observance of President’s Day.
The city building and all city departments will reopen for regular business hours on Tuesday, February 16th. See below for the City’s official announcment.
Below is the new travel mandates for the City of Sand point, typed in text form for your convenience. You can find the original notice at the bottom of this post. Thank you.
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:
The City of Sand Point is asking everyone to self isolate upon arrival for a 7-day period and then get tested for COVID-19.
Regular activities may resume upon confirmation of a negative test result. This request does not apply to essential workers or those involved in the commercial fishing industry; State of Alaska health mandates cover those individuals, and relevant information for those workers can be found at covid19.alaska.gov.
KSDP’s Austin Roof hosted a mayoral candidate forum, where both candidates could answer questions regarding key Borough topics including buy not limited to:
Each candidate who chooses to participate will be offered the same set of important questions about our areas and given an opportunity to share their position on these matters.
– Aleutians East Borough Mayoral Candidates will be this Friday (September 25, 2020) at 5:30pm
– City of Sand Point Mayoral Candidates will be Monday (September 28, 2020) at 4pm.
If you have any questions you’d like asked, please offer them for consideration by calling us at 907-383-5737 or emailing cw@apradio.org
KSDP’s Austin Roof discussed the importance of the 2020 Census for majority native and rural communities in Alaska with Nicole Borromeo, the Executive Vice President and General Counsel for the Alaska Federation of Natives.
Completing the Census is quick, easy, and completely confidential. Please respond online at www.2020census.gov or by phone by calling 1-(844)-330-2020.
Failing to fill out the Census deprives your community of $3,500 per year. For a family of four this equates to almost $150,000 over 10 years.