Below is an excerpt of our local newscast from Thursday, July 2nd, 2020. If you’d like to catch this news live, tune in to KSDP 830 AM or click here at 1pm Monday through Thursday. This is also rebroadcast on KAEB, 91.9 FM here in Sand Point, at 4pm.
This story contains commentary from City Administrator Jordan Keeler, Police Chief Hal Henning, and Officer Mark Chandler.
Stream the excerpt here:
Thank you Mark and Hal for your service!
To support social distancing practices KSDP will be offering to-go lunches at the Sand Point City Building from 11am-1pm. Bring a $10 donation and receive a big hamburger or hot dog lunch with a pamphlet giving an update on KSDP activities for 2020.
Thank you for your support!
The two officers comprising half of the Sand Point Police Department have resigned from Sand Point Public Safety in order to pursue opportunities in another department.
KSDP will be able to provide more up to date details as soon as they are made available so stay tuned!
Listen to the Sand Point City Council Meeting from June 9, 2020 (MP3,25MB, 60MIN).
Agenda Items for today’s meeting include:
– Department Updates
– Approving FY 21 Budget
– Covid-19 Fund Update
Read the June 09, 2020 Sand Point City Council Meeting Agenda + Packet here (PDF):
Listen to the Sand Point City Council Meeting from May 12, 2020 (MP3,25MB, 60MIN).
Agenda Items for today’s meeting include:
– Approving FY 21 Budget
– Covid-19 update
Read the May 12, 2020 Sand Point City Council Meeting Agenda + Packet here (PDF):
The United Way in Anchorage has partnered with the Rasmuson Foundation to create a donation driven fund to be used to help people across our State who are at direct risk of not being able to pay current rent, utilities or childcare due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The group has asked SWAMC to partner with them in order to quickly get emergency funding to the region through May 31. The SWAMC Board of Directors approved the partnership and hopes to be able to help folks who have a direct and verifiable link to Shelter in Place restrictions, business closures or reductions that started mid-March in order to be eligible for immediate financial assistance as intended by the AK CAN DO partnership. The successful applicants will provide a complete application with contact information for landlords, utility providers and childcare providers as listed on the application with guidelines in the introduction letter. This emergency funding is for those who have been laid off, furloughed or had their hours significantly cut because of the pandemic.
To view or download the specifications, click here.
To view or download the application, click here.
Listen to the Sand Point City Council Meeting from April 14, 2020 (MP3,25MB, 60MIN).
Agenda Items for today’s meeting include:
– Reports from Department Heads
– Resolution for Support of Akutan and Sand Point Float Projects
– Discussion Involving COVID-19 and the Salmon Season
Read the April 14, 2020 Sand Point City Council Meeting Agenda + Packet here (PDF):
Listen to Police Chief Hal Henning the Sand Point Dept. of Public Safety’s response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus.
Topics Include:
– Legal Impact of Alaska’s Public Health Mandates
– What Sand Point Public Safety Can Do To Enforce These Mandates
– The Departments Plan To Rotate Officers Safely
– …and more!
To stream the Interview, click below!
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Police Chief Hal Henning will come on KSDP on Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 11am in order to discuss how the Sand Point Police Department will be handling and enforcing the Statewide Health Mandates!
Stay tuned for this important interview!
The Sand Point Police Department is currently closed to the public. Call 383-3700 to reach the office and leave a message. If you have an emergency, please dial 911.
Sand Point Mayor Glen Gardner will talk with KSDP’s General Manager Austin Roof live on-air tomorrow at 10am – Thursday, March 26th 2020.
Download the PDF: https://apradio.org/mp3/2020-03-25-cityemergency.pdf
Executive session was turned into open session at the Aleutians East Borough School Board meeting, after the employee in question waived their privacy rights. Both sides of the complaint were given 30 minutes to provide their statements and arguments. After which, an executive session ensued in which the board deliberated and made a decision.
To listen to just this part of the meeting, click here: https://apradio.org/mp3/2020-02-24-aebsd_legal.mp3
Please note, this is an identical snippet of the audio from the full board meeting and is provided for community information and convenience.
Final Score: Sand Point Lady Eagles Eagles (40) Vs. King Cove Rookies (94)
Download the game here (MP3, 16MB):
https://apradio.org/mp3/2020-02-15-sdp-kcv-g.mp3
Another great announcing job by KSDP’s Austin Roof in Sand Point, Alaska!
Listen to the Sand Point City Council Meeting from February 11, 2020 (MP3,3.9MB, 25MIN).
Agenda Items for today’s meeting include:
– Reports from Department Heads
– 2nd Reading on Budget Amendment
– Authorization for Weapon Disposal
– Donation Request from QTT for Culture Camp
Read the January 14, 2020 Sand Point City Council Meeting Agenda + Packet here (PDF):
Position: Office Assistant
Location: District Office – Sand Point, Alaska
Qualifications: 18 years of age or older. Experience making travel arrangements
High School graduate or equivalent. Effective communications skills. Good interpersonal skills. Clerical and bookkeeping experience. Well-organized. Practical computer skills. Prompt and reliable. Able to keep information confidential. Good employment references. Quick learner. Able to work independently and as a team member. Self-motivated
Report to: District Superintendent and District Office Senior Staff
Job Duties: The Office Assistant duties may include general business office clerk duties, which include but are not limited to: managing filing systems; recording information as needed; updating paperwork, maintaining documents and word processing; organizing travel by booking accommodations and reservations; coordinating events, maintaining supplies inventory; creating, maintaining, and entering data into Excel spreadsheets. Other various duties as assigned.
Terms of Employment:
1. Range V: Salary $18.54 to $21.26 per hour – DOE.
2. Work week: Monday through Friday – up to 20.0 hours per week.
3. Term: 10 months – August through May
4. Benefits may include state retirement plan, personal and sick leave. Health care coverage is currently not offered with this position.
Application Closing Date: UNTIL FILLED
Submit application to: AEBSD District Office
An application is available online at: www.aebsd.org
POSTED 01.31.2020