Ketchikan ballot question would eliminate voter approval requirement for some city sales

Ketchikan ballot question would eliminate voter approval requirement for some city sales

Voters cast their ballots at Ketchikan’s Plaza Mall on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. (Jack Darrell/KRBD) Ketchikan voters will consider seven ballot questions in the October 7 municipal election. One would loosen laws around selling some city property. The proposal would allow the city to sell property for over $30,000 and enter into contracts lasting over five years without a public vote. It would also enable the city to sell its public …