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Ashlyn O'Hara

Ashlyn O'Hara

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Government and Education Reporter, KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

Kenai Peninsula

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  • Assembly votes down legislative assessment cap ask

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified| KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)@ The Kenai Peninsula Borough won’t ask state lawmakers to expand its taxing powers – for now. That’s after borough assembly members voted down an initiative aiming to ease the financial burden of residential property tax hikes. The nonbinding resolution would have asked the Alaska Legislature to give local governments permission to cap how much a property’s assessed value changes year to year to five percent.

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified · KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Econ 919: Micciche previews budget, initiatives at chamber luncheon

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified| KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)@ Snowmelt and sunshine typically herald the arrival of spring – but for the Kenai Peninsula’s public employees, it’s also budget season. The fiscal year ends in June, so for the borough, cities and schools, hashing out a spending plan is a top priority. Speaking to the Kenai and Soldotna chambers of commerce Wednesday, Borough Mayor Peter Micciche talked through a few key elements of his yet-to-be-released borough budget. And to lay the groundwork, he started with some perspective.

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified · KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Assembly votes down legislative assessment cap ask

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified| KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)@ The Kenai Peninsula Borough won’t ask state lawmakers to expand its taxing powers – for now. That’s after borough assembly members voted down an initiative aiming to ease the financial burden of residential property tax hikes. The nonbinding resolution would have asked the Alaska Legislature to give local governments permission to cap how much a property’s assessed value changes year to year to five percent.

    By Ashlyn O'Hara Verified · KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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KDLL -FM (Kenai, AK)

Kenai, Alaska, United States

+1 907-513-1996