Public Works begins smoke testing sewer lines to find possible defects
For the next couple of weeks, Wrangell’s Public Works Department will be blowing smoke into sewer mains to try and identify problem areas.
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For the next couple of weeks, Wrangell’s Public Works Department will be blowing smoke into sewer mains to try and identify problem areas.
Read MoreFire officials in Wrangell say a wood stove is likely to blame for a blaze that destroyed a marine fabricator’s shed early Tuesday morning. There were no serious injuries.
Read MoreWrangell’s elected leaders are considering putting the former community hospital building and surrounding property up for auction. But some worry about giving up control of the land, and there are also possible legal concerns.
Read MoreWrangell’s borough assembly approved a 30% water rate increase April 26. The rate increase, which applies to residential and commercial users alike, will be reflected on statements in June.
Read MoreMeeting of the Assembly of the City and Borough of Wrangell for April 26, 2022.
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