Election Results

For the purpose of providing educational capital improvements, construction, upgrades, design, planning, and renovation of school facilities and educational facility building life extension projects within Anchorage. For the purpose of providing educational capital improvements, construction, upgrades, design, planning, and renovation of school facilities and educational facility building life extension projects within Anchorage, as provided in AO 2021-118, shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $111,090,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds? The general obligation bond proceeds will be used to pay costs of constructing, renovating, installing, designing, planning, acquiring and equipping educational capital improvement projects including, but not limited to, construction of a replacement school for Inlet View Elementary School, roof replacements and structural/seismic upgrades at Campbell, Chinook, Chugiak, College Gate, Ursa Minor, Kasuun, Kincaid, Lake Hood, Muldoon, Northern Lights, Russian Jack, Trailside and Tyson Elementary Schools and the Maintenance Building, construction of security vestibules and security improvements at College Gate, Chugach Optional, Birchwood, Bowman, Fire Lake, Government Hill, Kincaid, Northwood, Ocean View, Spring Hill, Trailside and Ursa Minor Elementary Schools, construction of building life extension projects at Lake Otis Elementary School, safety improvements at East High School, exterior site improvements to Kincaid Elementary School, boiler replacement at Birchwood Elementary School, and planning and design projects for 2024 deferred capital requirement projects. Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 assessed valuation) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $24.73 to retire the proposed bonds. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected areawide within the Municipality of Anchorage. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the bonds.

Providing areawide facilities capital improvements within the MOA, including to the Fleet Maintenance Shop, involving building safety rehabilitation and upgrades, facility renovations, code improvement projects and fire alarm system replacement. For the purpose of providing areawide facilities capital improvements within the Municipality of Anchorage, including to the Fleet Maintenance Shop, said improvements involving building safety rehabilitation and upgrades, facility renovations, code improvement projects and fire alarm system replacement, as provided in AO 2022?11, shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $2,400,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds? Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 areawide assessed valuation in Anchorage) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $0.48 to retire the proposed bonds. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected areawide within the Municipality of Anchorage. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the bonds.

Upgrading the infrastructure of the Anchorage Area-Wide Radio Network, acquiring new replacement ambulances, acquiring and replacing transit vehicles and support equipment and undertaking school zone safety improvements. For the purpose of upgrading the infrastructure of the Anchorage Area-Wide Radio Network, acquiring new replacement ambulances, acquiring and replacing transit vehicles and support equipment and undertaking school zone safety improvements in Anchorage as provided in AO 2022?12, shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $2,380,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds? Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 areawide assessed valuation in Anchorage) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $0.47 to retire the proposed bonds. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected areawide within the Municipality of Anchorage. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the bonds.

Providing roads and storm drainage capital acquisition, construction, renovation and upgrades in the Anchorage Roads and Drainage Service Area. For the purpose of providing roads and storm drainage capital acquisition, construction, renovation and upgrades in the Anchorage Roads and Drainage Service Area, as provided in AO 2022-8(S), As Amended, shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $34,870,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds and increase the municipal tax cap by an annual amount not to exceed $73,000 to pay for associated annual operations and maintenance costs? Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 assessed valuation in the Anchorage Roads and Drainage Service Area): (i) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $8.93 to retire the proposed bonds, and (ii) an annual increase in the municipal tax cap (Charter 14.03(b)(2)) of approximately $0.27 to pay for annual operation and maintenance costs related to the proposed capital improvements. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected within the Anchorage Roads and Drainage Service Area, without cost to properties in Chugiak, Eagle River, Girdwood and other areas outside the Service Area. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the debt.

Renovating and rehabilitating trails and parks, and making playground, athletic field, safety, ADA and park improvements at various parks and recreational facilities. For the purpose of renovating and rehabilitating trails and parks, and making playground, athletic field, safety, ADA and park improvements at various parks and recreational facilities in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, as provided in AO 2022?9(S), shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $3,875,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds and increase the municipal tax cap by an annual amount not to exceed $190,000 to pay for associated annual operations and maintenance costs? Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 assessed valuation in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area): (i) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $0.90 to retire the proposed bonds, and (ii) an annual increase in the municipal tax cap (Charter 14.03(b)(2)) of approximately $0.64 to pay for annual operation and maintenance costs related to the proposed capital improvements. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected within the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, without cost to properties in Chugiak, Eagle River, Girdwood, and other areas outside the Service Area. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the bonds.

Acquiring replacement fire engines and making AFD facility improvements in the Anchorage Fire Service Area. For the purpose of acquiring replacement fire engines and making AFD facility improvements in the Anchorage Fire Service Area, as provided in AO 2022?10, shall Anchorage borrow money and issue up to $2,100,000 in principal amount of general obligation bonds? Voter approval of this bond proposition authorizes for each $100,000 of assessed taxable property value (based on the estimated 2022 assessed valuation in the Anchorage Fire Service Area) an annual increase in taxes of approximately $0.45 to retire the proposed bonds. The debt shall be paid from real and personal property taxes levied and collected within the Anchorage Fire Service Area without cost to properties in Chugiak, Girdwood, and other areas outside the Service Area. The Municipality will also pledge its full faith and credit for payment of the bonds.

If this proposition is approved, the existing maximum mill rate in the Mountain Park / Robin Hill RRSA, 1.30 mills, will increase to 1.80 mills, an increase of 0.50 mill. Property owners within the Mountain Park / Robin Hill RRSA may incur an increase in property taxes of up to $50 per $100,000 assessed value beginning in tax year 2022. The affected roads are all within the Mountain Park / Robin Hill RRSA. The intent of this proposition is to provide additional local funding for road maintenance and repair. State and Federal grant funds have been reduced for local road service areas, and local tax funding has become the primary funding source for road maintenance and repair, and for improvements to drainage systems. The additional tax funds will provide a predictable and reliable revenue stream for road maintenance and repair. Subject to this maximum mill rate, the RRSA Board of Supervisors will determine the actual mill rate each year. Shall a maximum mill levy of 1.80 mills be set for the Mountain Park / Robin Hill Rural Road Service Area (RRSA) for year-round road maintenance and repair, effective retroactive to January 1, 2022?

The affected area within the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA and Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V do not receive direct road maintenance services from the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA. The only access to the proposed Rabbit Creek View and Heights Block 5V properties is from King's Way Drive, within the Bear Valley LRSA. The affected properties are seeking annexation into the Bear Valley LRSA. The reduction of annual tax revenues resulting from the proposed property de-annexation would be approximately $2,500 and will not have a material fiscal impact on Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA financial integrity. The existing mill rate in the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA is 2.50 mills. The property owners of Lots 4A, 5A, and 6A in Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V will incur a decrease in property taxes for road services beginning with the tax year 2022. Shall the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA boundaries be amended by de-annexing parcels Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V Lots 4A, 5A, and 6A from the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA and amending Anchorage Municipal Code section 27.30.700, effective retroactive to January 1, 2022?

The three affected Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V parcels only road access is directly onto King's Way Drive maintained and within the Bear Valley LRSA. The affected properties are seeking de-annexation from the Rabbit Creek View and Heights LRSA since they have no direct access to any roads within the road service area. Both ballot propositions will have to be approved separately by qualified voters of each LRSA for the annexation to take effect. The existing mill rate in the Bear Valley LRSA is 1.50 mills. If this proposition is approved, property owners of Lot 4A, 5A, and 6A in Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V, will incur an increase in property taxes beginning with the tax year 2022. The increase of annual tax revenues resulting from the proposed property annexation would be approximately $1,500 and will not have a material fiscal impact on the Bear Valley LRSA financial integrity. Shall the Bear Valley LRSA boundaries be amended by annexing Rabbit Creek View and Heights Subdivision Block 5V, Lot 4A, 5A, and 6A to the Bear Valley LRSA and amending Anchorage Municipal Code section 27.30.700, effective retroactive to January 1, 2022?