Established by Matanuska-Susitna Borough Ordinance 25-030, the Joint Assembly/School Board Committee on School District Funding Issues is a collaborative body formed to evaluate and make recommendations related to school funding. The Committee is composed of three Assembly members and three School Board members, appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Assembly.

The Committee's purpose is to thoroughly examine all aspects of the School District’s budget, including operational, capital, and bonding matters. It provides strategic recommendations to both the Assembly and the School Board regarding funding strategies, legislative initiatives, and potential code changes.

Meetings are held annually during the final quarter of the calendar year, with additional meetings scheduled as needed. These meetings are open to the public and supported by key staff, including the Borough Manager, Borough Finance Director, and School District leadership. While formal agendas and minutes are not required, the Committee plays a vital role in fostering transparency, collaboration, and informed decision-making on school finance matters.

Please check the Public Meetings schedule for specific meeting information.

The health and social services board is established for the purpose of providing advice to the assembly and the administration on issues of health and social services including issues relating to the senior citizens of our borough and participation in the human services community matching grant program.

The November 17, 2022 Health and Social Services Board Meeting has been CANCELLED. The 2023 meeting dates will be announced and published in December 2022.

Please check the Public Meetings schedule for specific meeting information.

A Community Council serves as a  nonprofit, voluntary, self-governing association of residents of an area. It is recognized by assembly resolution, but is not an arm of the Borough.

Please check the Public Meetings schedule for specific meeting information.

The Susitna Community Council meets on the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Upper Susitna Seniors Center.

A Community Council serves as a  nonprofit, voluntary, self-governing association of residents of an area. It is recognized by assembly resolution, but is not an arm of the Borough.

Please check the Public Meetings schedule for specific meeting information.