Wasilla, Alaska — week of 2026-06-29 · all Wasilla meetings

Wasilla City Council Tackles Budget, Contracts; Parks Commission to Discuss Bumpus Field Improvements

Wasilla’s City Council met June 22 to consider a postponed fiscal-year budget, a commercial rezone, and multiple contracts. The agenda included the adoption of the FY2027 budget, which had been carried over from an earlier meeting. Also up for discussion were a rezone of 7.81 acres at Brookwood Commercial Park, a $204,066 copier and printer rental contract with Valley Business Machines, a $178,880 IT support contract with Alaska Communications Services, and ratification of a three-year collective bargaining agreement with Laborers Local 341. The council also held a public hearing on the rezone request. Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so final votes and outcomes are not available.

Parks and Recreation Commission to Meet July 8

The Wasilla Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, July 8, at 7 p.m. The agenda includes discussion of a resolution supporting improvements to Bumpus Recreation Area’s softball fields, prompted by an informational memorandum from the Mat-Su Softball Association. Commissioners are also scheduled to talk about adding more pickleball courts to city parks and to hear a staff report covering removal of a caboose from Nunley Park and tree clearing at Lake Lucile. A public comment period is set, with one topic being a potential dog park location for a service project. The commission will also review a summary of a recent cleanup day, which saw 51 groups participate and fill about 1.5 dumpsters with trash.

Coming Up

**Parks and Recreation Commission** – Wednesday, July 8, 7 p.m., Wasilla City Hall. The commission will take up the Bumpus Recreation Area improvements, pickleball court additions, and public comments.
The next Parks and Recreation Commission meeting after July 8 is scheduled for September 9, 2026.
No other upcoming meetings were listed in the provided data. Residents should check the city’s official calendar for cancellations or additions.

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