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Mat-Su Assembly bans borough use of Flock-style license plate readers (opens the original)
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PALMER — The Matanuska-Susitna Borough is banned from buying or using automated license plate readers under an ordinance unanimously approved by the Mat-Su Assembly this month. The measure also blocks the borough from spending money on contracts that use such systems or allowing federal or state officials to install them on borough land or in borough rights of way. Automated license plate readers, known as ALPRs and widely sold by technology company Flock Safety, became a nationwide flashpoint t
Mat-Su Assembly calls for industrial projects at Point MacKenzie, West Susitna; opposes AIDEA transfer (opens the original)
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PALMER — The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly this week formally opposed a state plan to transfer nearly 20,000 acres of recreation land near Houston to Alaska’s development agency and called for potential development projects to instead be located at Point MacKenzie or in the West Susitna area. The Assembly unanimously approved the resolution during a regular meeting Tuesday. The state Department of Natural Resources proposed the transfer last month. It would give 30 square miles of land abut
Nearly 8,000 Matanuska Electric users have unclaimed cash waiting (opens the original)
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PALMER — Nearly 8,000 residents or businesses in Mat-Su and Eagle River have unclaimed cash waiting in an electric company credit account, and utility officials want them to claim it. The waiting cash is from unclaimed capital credit payouts from the Matanuska Electric Association cooperative, which are created when the co-op's finances are strong enough to convert members' accumulated equity into cash, according to an MEA fact sheet. MEA releases a refreshed list of individuals and businesses t
MEA says Rolling Blackouts Possible under Worst-Case Winter Gas Shortage (opens the original)
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This post is provided by Mat-Su Sentinel ANCHORAGE — Matanuska Electric Association could institute rolling half-hour power blackouts this winter as a worst-case scenario response if extremely cold weather leaves natural gas utility Enstar unable to meet demand, Tony Izzo, the electric cooperative's CEO, said Tuesday at a briefing in Anchorage. If the plan is implemented, MEA would increase power generation with diesel fuel at its Eklutna Generation Station, which is equipped to use both natural
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