Assembly of the City and Borough of Juneau, Alaska explained

The Assembly of the City and Borough of Juneau, Alaska is the governing body and legislative branch of the City and Borough of Juneau, the local government of Juneau, Alaska, United States. As Juneau is a unified municipality, its corporate limits encompass the historic town of Juneau (or present-day downtown), suburbs both urban and rural, as well as thousands of square miles of wilderness.

The Assembly is headed by the mayor of Juneau. The assembly consists of nine members, which includes the mayor, elected in rotating tranches to three-year terms. Elections are held on the first Tuesday of every October.

Districts

The City and Borough of Juneau operates under a council–manager form of government. The mayor is the titular head of the city, is the presiding officer (or chair) of the Assembly, and is one of three members of that body elected areawide (or at-large). The remaining six members are elected by district: two districts have been defined by the Assembly, as of its last redistricting in 2003:^[1]

District 1 precincts Douglas Juneau No. 1 Juneau No. 2 Juneau No. 3 Juneau Airport Lemon Creek North Douglas

District 2 precincts Auke Bay Lynn Canal Mendenhall Valley No. 1 Mendenhall Valley No. 2 Mendenhall Valley No. 3 Mendenhall Valley No. 4

The 2nd Assembly District is nearly identical to the state's 31st Election District, represented in the Alaska House of Representatives by Cathy Muñoz, except that the 31st District includes the Juneau Airport precinct. The 1st Assembly District is mostly identical to the 32nd Election District represented by Sam Kito III, except for the aforementioned inclusion of Juneau Airport, in addition to the inclusion of communities outside of the CBJ: Gustavus, Kupreanof, Petersburg, Skagway and Tenakee Springs. Excepting these communities, the areawide "district" (or CBJ boundaries as a whole) are identical to Senate District P represented by Dennis Egan.

Members

Election year	Mayor	Areawide members	District 1 members	District 2 members
align=center	1970		Hunt Gruening Robert Loescher		Virginia Kline Bill Matheny Mike Miller
align=center	1971			Fred Baxter George Rogers Robert Savikko	Virginia Kline Bill Matheny Robert Thomas
align=center	1972		C. E. Jacobsen Robert Loescher		James Duncan Virginia Kline Bill Matheny
align=center	1973			Phil Chitwood Jeffrey Morrison Bill Walley	James Duncan Virginia Kline Donald Madsen
align=center	1974			Phil Chitwood Jeffrey Morrison Mike Thomas	Harry Aase Virginia Kline Donald Madsen
align=center	1975	Virginia Kline	David Freer W. D. Overstreet		Harry Aase Donald Madsen Lenard Sevdy
align=center	1976	W. D. Overstreet	Roger Allington David Freer	Dave Fremming John Jensen Jeffrey Morrison	Harry Aase Burt Finley James Wakefield
align=center	1977			John Jensen Jeffrey Morrison Ray Paddock, Jr.
align=center	1978				Harry Aase James Wakefield Charles Wells
align=center	1979		Fred Baxter Ernest Polley	Dianne Bergstrom Alexander Hoke John Jensen
align=center	1980
align=center	1981			Hugh Grant Alexander Hoke Rich Poor	Harry Aase Jamie Parsons James Wakefield
align=center	1982		Fred Baxter Ray Paddock, Jr.	Hugh Grant Bill Knight Rich Poor	Harry Aase Kay Diebels Jamie Parsons
align=center	1983		Fred Baxter Hugh Grant	Bruce Botelho Peter Freer Rich Poor	Kay Diebels Ed Kalwara Jamie Parsons
align=center	1984				George Davidson Kay Diebels Jamie Parsons
align=center	1985	Ernest Polley			Errol Champion George Davidson Jamie Parsons
align=center	1986		Caren Robinson Rosalee Walker	Peter Freer Rich Poor Clarke Young
align=center	1987			McKie Campbell Rich Poor Clarke Young
align=center	1988	Bruce Botelho		McKie Campbell Rosie Peterson Clarke Young
align=center	1989			McKie Campbell Dennis Egan Rosie Peterson	Errol Champion George Davidson John MacKinnon
align=center	1990			Dennis Egan Kim Elton Rosie Peterson
align=center	1991	Jamie Parsons		Dennis Egan Kim Elton Rod Swope
align=center	1992		Al Clough Rosalee Walker
align=center	1993		Al Clough Tom Garrett		Errol Champion Ralph Kibby John MacKinnon
align=center	1994			Dennis Egan Rosemary Hagevig Rod Swope	Ralph Kibby John MacKinnon Dwight Perkins
align=center	1995	Dennis Egan		Rosemary Hagevig Cathy Muñoz Rod Swope
align=center	1996
align=center	1997			Rosemary Hagevig Ken Koelsch Cathy Muñoz
align=center	1998
align=center	1999			Ken Koelsch Cathy Muñoz Frankie Pillifant	Don Etheridge John MacKinnon Dwight Perkins
align=center	2000		Jim Powell Marc Wheeler		Dale Anderson Don Etheridge John MacKinnon
align=center	2001			Jeannie Johnson Ken Koelsch Frankie Pillifant	Dale Anderson Don Etheridge Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2002				Dale Anderson Stan Ridgeway Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2003	Bruce Botelho		Jeannie Johnson Merrill Sanford David G. Stone	Daniel Peterson Stan Ridgeway Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2004		Johan Dybdahl Marc Wheeler	Jeff Bush Merrill Sanford David G. Stone
align=center	2005		Bob Doll Johan Dybdahl		Jonathan Anderson Daniel Peterson Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2006				Jonathan Anderson Sara Chambers Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2007
align=center	2008
align=center	2009				Jonathan Anderson Ruth Danner Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2010			Mary Becker Merrill Sanford David G. Stone	Jonathan Anderson Karen Crane Ruth Danner
align=center	2011		Johan Dybdahl Carlton Smith	Mary Becker Jesse Kiehl David G. Stone	Karen Crane Ruth Danner Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2012	Merrill Sanford		Mary Becker Loren Jones Jesse Kiehl	Karen Crane Jerry Nankervis Randy Wanamaker
align=center	2013
align=center	2014		Maria Gladziszewski Kate Troll		Karen Crane Jerry Nankervis Debbie White
align=center	2015	Greg Fisk / Mary Becker
align=center	2016	Ken Koelsch			Jaime Bursell Jerry Nankervis Debbie White
align=center	2017		Maria Gladziszewski Norton Gregory		Beth Weldon Jerry Nankervis Debbie White
align=center	2018				Beth Weldon Jerry Nankervis Rob Edwardson
align=center	2019	Beth Weldon	Maria Gladziszewski Carole Triem	Mary Becker Loren Jones Alicia Hughes-Skandijs	Wade Bryson Michelle Bonnet Hale Rob Edwardson
align=center	2020			Greg Smith Loren Jones Alicia Hughes-Skandijs
align=center	2021				Wade Bryson Michelle Bonnet Hale Christine Woll
align=center	2022			Greg Smith Waahlaal Giidaak Barbara Blake Alicia Hughes-Skandijs

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Footnotes

• Baxter resigned on April 15, 1972.
• Savikko died on September 18, 1972.
• Thomas resigned on June 15, 1972; James Duncan was appointed to replace him on July 6.
• Rogers resigned on December 6, 1972; Allan Engstrom was appointed to replace him on December 12.
• Macomber resigned on October 7, 1975.
• Thomas resigned on August 3, 1976.
• Sevdy resigned on December 9, 1975. Stitt was appointed to replace him on December 23.
• Polley resigned on June 30, 1982. C. E. Jacobsen was appointed to replace him on the same day.
• Mallott resigned. Dennis Egan was appointed to replace him on February 13, 1995.
• Following his appointment to mayor, Cathy Muñoz was appointed to replace Egan on March 6.
• Anderson resigned on May 23, 2011. Katherine Eldemar was appointed to replace him.
• Eldemar resigned on June 24, 2011. Malcolm Menzies was appointed to replace her.
• Doll resigned on June 24, 2011. Peter Freer was appointed to replace him on July 11.
• Fisk died on November 30, 2015.
• Gregory resigned on August 13, 2018.
• Kiehl resigned on February 14, 2019. Alicia Hughes-Skandijs was appointed the same day to replace him.
• Crane resigned on January 20, 2016. Jaime Bursell was appointed to replace her on February 11.
• Weldon resigned from her district seat on July 31, 2018.

Appointed groups

Advisory boards

• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Committee - http://www.juneau.org/clerk/boards/ADA.php
• Building Code Advisory Committee
• Douglas Service Area Advisory Board
• Fisheries Development Committee
• International Relations Advisory Committee (JIRAC) - http://www.juneau.org/clerk/Sister_Cities/CBJs_Sister_Cities.php
• Juneau Commission on Aging
• Juneau Economic Development Council (JEDC) - http://www.jedc.org/
• Juneau Commission on Sustainability (JCOS)
• Juneau Historic Resources Advisory Committee (HRAC) - http://www.juneau.org/history/advcomm.php
• Juneau Human Rights Commission (JHRC) - http://www.juneau.org/clerk/Human_Rights_Commission/hrcmain.htm
• Juneau International Relations Advisory Committee - http://www.juneau.org/clerk/Sister_Cities/CBJs_Sister_Cities.php
• Juneau Public Libraries Endowment Board
• Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (PRAC) - http://www.juneau.org/parkrec/prac.php
• Passenger Fee Proceeds Committee
• Social Services Advisory Board (SSAB)
• Wetlands Review Board (WRB)
• Utility Advisory Board
• Youth Activities Board (YAB) - http://www.juneau.org/parkrec/grants/

Appeal boards

• Animal Hearing Board
• Bidding Review Board
• Building Code Board of Appeals
• Personnel Board
• Sales Tax Board of Appeals

Enterprise and special boards

• Juneau International Airport Board - http://www.juneau.org/airport/WWWBOARD.php
• Bartlett Regional Hospital Board of Directors - https://web.archive.org/web/20051210071614/http://www.bartletthospital.org/getpage.php?name=board
• Docks and Harbors Board - http://www.juneau.org/harbors/board.php
• Eaglecrest Ski Area Board of Directors
• Planning Commission - http://www.juneau.lib.ak.us/plancomm/

Ad hoc committees, task forces, and commissions

• Capital City Emergency Planning Committee
• Economic & Employment Diversification Strategy Committee
• Fluoride Study Commission
• Juneau Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Juneau Coalition for Youth - https://web.archive.org/web/20041117134305/http://www.juneau.org/mtfy/active.php
• Performing Arts Center Commission
• West Douglas Development Working Group

Affiliated committees

• Friends of the Flag Committee
• Juneau & Douglas Fourth of July Committees
• Hank Harmon Rifle Range Inc.

See also

• List of mayors of Juneau, Alaska

Notes and References

1. Web site: CBJ Assembly Districts. June 30, 2012. juneau.org. Office of the City and Borough of Juneau Clerk. June 18, 2013. August 31, 2013. https://web.archive.org/web/20130831055407/http://www.juneau.org/clerk/elections/documents/Ord_2003-15_amended_assembly_districts_2012_000.pdf. dead.
2. Web site: History of City and Borough of Juneau Assemblymember Terms, 1970 – Present . City and Borough of Juneau . April 7, 2021 . B. . McEwen . September 2, 2022 .
3. Web site: Assembly Members . City and Borough of Juneau . January 12, 2022 .