Creation of SE Alaskan Solid Waste Authority (October 2009)
There was a proposal for the Creation of SE Alaskan Solid Waste Authority on the October 6, 2009 ballot ballot in Petersburg, Alaska, where it was approved.
This proposition authorized the creation of a waste management authority within that region to deal with waste issues.
Election results
83% in favor
17% against.
A neighboring city, Wrangell, also needed to approve this measure and it passed with a vote of:
301(80.27%) in favor
74(19.73) against.[1]
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