This week on the Mayor's Minute, Curt Menard talks about a briefing with KABATA and the competition for the $200 million dollar prison construction contract.

This week Mayor Curt Menard discusses in his podcast the animal shelter expansion celebration and mass transit. Thanks for listening.

South Palmer Elementary / Joint Assembly-School Board meeting / lapsed funds

Protecting Mat-Su Fish Stocks

Point MacKenzie Correctional Facility / Kenai Fishing

Click here for highlights by Mayor Curt Menard on the Borough's updated Emergency Operations Plan and the second-ever Annual Report produced by the Borough.

Hear Mayor Curt Menard highlight the Regional Transit Authority, the Susitna Ferry, and gravel sales at the Port.

This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses Su Valley High, Port MacKenie gravel, and Point MacKenzie Road.

This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses the study on tourism infrastructure in the Mat-Su, the regional aviation system plan, an empty Assembly seat, so far in the upcoming October election, and a hero among us.

Hatcher Pass Ski area, proposed road and school bonds on the ballot, these are the topics of the Mayor's Minute for the week of Aug. 8.

The Boy Scouts' proposal, our newest park...Talkeetna Lakes Park, and a top-notch GIS award are on the Mayor's Minute this week.

This week Mayor Curt Menard discusses the Tri-borough Mayor's Meeting, the Farmland Trust, and the tanker turnover on the Parks Hwy.

Tune in this week to hear about our state's new quarter, the road bonds on the October ballot.

This week, hear how Mayor Curt Menard handles the crush of reporters in the Sarah Palin story, U.S. Senator Ted Stevens talks at the Palmer Chamber, and our newest park Talkeetna Lakes Park is celebrated.

This week on The Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses access to schools, the playgrounds, the fields, and an upcoming Transportation Fair at Raven Hall, Sept. 25, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 9, 2008, This week on The Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses access to schools, the playgrounds, the fields, and an upcoming Transportation Fair at Raven Hall, Sept. 25, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Mayor's Minute podcast This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses an ordinance on gravel mining and the water table, the Chickaloon Comprehensive Plan, the Goose Creek Correctional Center, and a fond farewell to Assemblymember Mary Kvalheim.

Join Mayor Curt Menard on the road in L'Anse Michigan, his hometown. Also hear about Hatcher Ski concept, and the freshly paved Point MacKenzie Road to the Port.

Join Mayor Curt Menard for an update on the Susitna Ferry, Matanuska River erosion and the South Denali Visitor's Center.

This week Mayor Curt Menard gives an overview of a salmon partnership conference and a recent tourism summit.

The $220 million prison contract goes to Neeser, smart growth, and concerns over chimney fires in the Mat-Su. This week on the Mayor's Minute podcast: the $220 million prison contract goes to Neeser, smart growth, and concerns over chimney fires in the Mat-Su.

The rail loop at Port MacKenzie, Assemblymember Kvalheim's farewell. This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard discusses the proposed rail loop at Port MacKenzie, Assemblymember Mary Kvalheim's farewell and a transportation symposium in Anchorage.

This week on the Mayor's Minute hear the Mayor talk about his return to bachelorhood with the results of yesterday's election, the Alaska Municipal League, and a tour of the Alaska Ship & Drydock yard in Ketchikan where the Susitna ferry is coming together.

This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard touches on state awards for Public Works and Emergency Services, as well as on the making of the Susitna Ferry, and some farewells.

This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard highlights the visiting Alaskan authors in the Mat-Su Reads to Succeed program, the upcoming scoping meeting on Hatcher Pass recreational area, and handy access to Borough forms.

This week on the Mayor's Minute, Curt Menard highlights recent agreements for the coming recycling center and a Tri-Borough Mayors' meeting.

2009 Budget presentation and opportunities at public hearing.

Mayor Curt Menard returns from holidays. In this week's podcast, Mayor Menard highlights a recent Assembly meeting with state Legislators:

This week on the Mayor's Minute the Mayor invites you to brainstorm on future traffic routes for the neighborhoods east of Fairview Loop/South of Trunk Road and Parks Highway. A public meeting is set for Jan. 22, 4-8:30 p.m. at Evangelos Restaurant. Alternatives will be presented. Ideas will be taken.

This week we catch up with Matanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Curt Menard on the road, or "the milk run anyway" in Juneau. Menard gives a report from the Alaska Municipal League convention.

Bearing with a cold, Mayor Curt Menard still delivers his weekly podcast. This week the Mayor highlights the prison-contract signing ceremony with Gov. Palin, a local mayors meeting, and alternative energy.

This week Mayor Menard discusses the prison signing ceremony, a meeting at the Railroad, and Talis Colberg.

Girl Scout cookies are coming. This week on the Mayor's Minute, Mayor Curt Menard enjoys a visit from Junior Troop 459. He also discusses a Borough delegation trip to DC, final funding for the recycling center, and support for salmon through culverts.

In this April 1, 2008 recording Mayor Menard gives an update on project funding in Juneau,  land rules at Hatcher Pass, and  the green light for construction of the Animal Care shelter upgrade.

This week's content: Sherrod Elementary third graders hold mock assembly meeting, finance experts, the 2009 budget process continues.

Mayor Curt Menard discusses the South Palmer Elementary School project and the first night of budget deliberations.

Mandatory Land Use Permits