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BOARD gives direction to Boro attorney | Local News | ketchikandailynews com

The Ketchikan School Board exited an executive session on Wednesday night without taking action, but Board President Kim Hodne said “direction was given” to the Ketchikan School District’s legal counsel, Glenn Brown. The board did not provide additional details about the nature of the direction. Wednesday’s special session was called for the board to discuss a legal matter with Brown, who is the attorney for both the Ketchikan Gateway Borough and for the district. No members of the public provided comment at the start of the special session on Monday. Superintendent Beth Lougee did not participate in the executive session with the board, which lasted about 40 minutes in total. She and Board Clerk Kerry Watson sat in the hallway outside the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly chambers while the board and Brown talked in executive session. The dynamic was similar to a special meeting last week, when the board met in an executive session to continue its evaluation

BORO to again talk Edu Fund deficit

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly on Monday will meet in person for the first time in more than two months to hold a second work session to discuss ways to close an operating deficit in the borough’s Local Education Fund. Monday’s regular meeting also will include an ordinance that would indefinitely extend a 5% marijuana tax in the borough and two public hearings. Local education fund As its first of two items of new business, the Assembly will enter a work session to discuss the ongoing Local Education Fund deficit. Borough staff are currently projecting that the fund deficit in the 2022 fiscal year will be just over $1 million, which if implemented would draw the fund balance down to about $1.89 million.

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