Public Auction of Firearms and Ammunition
The City of Saint Paul announces a public auction of firearms and ammunition. All bids must be submitted before the opening time of 3:00 pm Friday, April 19, 2024. Read the full list of items, conditions, and specific instructions for submitting bids at the link below: Download Bid form
Alaska’s Migratory Birds and the Avian Flu: A Presentation
March 20, 2024 11:00am – 12:00 AKT Join us for an information session focused on Avian Influenza including an overview of the presence and effects of Avian Influenza in Alaska and what this means for harvest this spring. The presentation may also include an update on the Alaska Migratory Bird Co-management Council (AMBCC). Presenters: […]
Support Local Fishermen & the Halibut Defense Fund
The Alaska Marine Conservation Council has joined a diverse coalition of organizations called the Halibut Defense Alliance to help defend Amendment 123 in court. The amendment, the Halibut Abundance-Based Management (ABM) action, regulates the amount of bycatch of halibut and other groundfish allowed by bottom trawling vessels in the Bering Sea. Amendment 123 was adopted […]
Fresh Locally Grown Produce Survey
The City is developing a business plan and seeking funding for a large-scale community greenhouse. The City is interested in hearing from community members on what types of fruits and vegetables would be desirable. Your answers will be used to decide whether a large-scale community greenhouse would be embraced and supported by the community. This […]
New and useful scientific developments regarding Covid-19
The City is currently experiencing a number of employees out sick with Covid-19. Recent studies and research are providing new information on Covid-19. This article provides updates from epidemiologists on Covid-19 vaccines and their effectiveness, click here to read more.
City Proposes New Taxes in 2024 Due To $0 Tax Revenue From Crab
With the loss of associated taxes from crab processing, the revenue streams flowing into Saint Paul Island have been severely impacted by the closure of the crab fisheries for both the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons. The City will receive $0 crab tax revenue again in 2024, as it did in 2023. On December 12, 2023, […]
City of Saint Paul To Host “Island X” Film Screening, Surfing and Filmmaking for Youth Workshops
Island X Film Screening – Saturday, October 28 at 5:30 p.m. at the City Rec Hall: Ben Weiland is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker specializing in documentary, adventure, and commercial work. He and his team will be traveling and touring Alaska to present their new film Island X, a beautiful, culturally rich surfing documentary which […]
ADF&D Opens Season for Bristol Bay Red King and Tanner Crab, No Snow Crab for 3rd Year in a Row
On Friday, October 6, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced a season opener of October 15 for two of the three iconic crab species in the Bering Sea: tanner (also called bairdi) and Bristol Bay red king crab. Snow crab (also called opilio) is closed again due to a catastrophic population crash in […]
Participants Needed for Child Care Focus Group
Saint Paul Island families with young children are being recruited to participate in a Child Care Focus Group sponsored by Agnew::Beck Consulting. Paid compensation will be provided. More information on the project:Be a part of the Child Care Focus Groups that Agnew::Beck Consulting is conducting to help inform the work the Governor’s Task Force on […]
Saint Paul’s Future: A Community Discussion
Join the Community Conversation about Saint Paul’s future. Learn what has been done so far on the update to the St. Paul Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). Hear from community partners on their plans and discuss the future of St. Paul. Conversation questions will include: What is our vision for our community? How can we […]