Petersburg Borough, Alaska
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Petersburg Borough, Alaska

The Petersburg Borough, Alaska is a single consolidated borough government — the former City of Petersburg dissolved when the borough formed in 2013. This page covers the borough only; Kupreanof is a separate incorporated city inside the borough, not its seat, and gets no file in this run.

Basis — read this first: Every figure on this page is an FY2027 ADOPTED budget figure from the Petersburg Borough Adopted Annual Budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. ADOPTION CONFIRMED — this is not built on the book’s title alone: the book’s table of contents lists “Adopted FY2027 Budget Ordinance #2026-09,” and the Borough Assembly Regular Meeting minutes of Monday, June 1, 2026 record Ordinance #2026-09, “An Ordinance of the Petersburg Borough Adopting the Budget for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2026 Through June 30, 2027,” as approved in its third reading by unanimous roll call vote. These are adopted budget figures, not audited actuals. The former City of Petersburg dissolved in 2013 on borough formation, so this is a single-unit page with no seat file; Kupreanof is NOT a seat and gets no file. No hero photo is shown: no freely-licensed photo with a confirmed license name could be verified for this borough in this pass, so none is used rather than a substitute.

Overview

In FY2027 the borough’s General Fund is adopted at $14,176,368 in revenues and $14,171,706 in expenditures, a surplus of just $4,662 — the budget is essentially balanced. Property taxes ($5,092,901) and sales taxes ($4,622,141) together supply $9,715,042, about two-thirds of General Fund revenue. Community services ($3,341,300) is the largest General Fund spending line, ahead of police/jail ($2,445,393) and public works ($1,795,199); support to the Petersburg School District is included in General Fund expenditures, as the adopting ordinance states. Beyond the General Fund, the adopted ordinance budgets the enterprise funds — electric, water, wastewater, sanitation, harbor, elderly housing and assisted living — plus the motor pool and debt service funds; the harbor fund’s adopted expenditures of $6,320,035 against revenues of $2,221,545 are the largest enterprise gap in the adopted book. Cash balances for all borough funds at June 30, 2025 were $39,750,248.63.

At a glance

$14,176,368
FY2027 adopted General Fund revenues
$14,171,706
FY2027 adopted General Fund expenditures
$4,662
Adopted General Fund surplus
$5,092,901
Adopted property taxes (General Fund)
$4,622,141
Adopted sales taxes (General Fund)
$39,750,248.63
Cash balance, all funds, June 30, 2025

Revenue

General Fund revenue lines re-add exactly to $14,176,368. Property taxes and sales taxes together are $9,715,042 of the total.

ItemAmount
Property tax$5,092,901
Sales taxes$4,622,141
State shared revenue$1,026,838
General Fund overhead (from enterprise funds)$834,373
Interfund transfers$730,895
Miscellaneous revenues$573,000
State charges for services$399,022
Charges for services$297,700
Tobacco tax$270,000
State grants for operating expenses$150,000
Federal grants$126,998
Licenses & permits$45,100
Proceeds of general fixed assets$5,000
Fines & forfeits$2,400
Total adopted General Fund revenues$14,176,368

Spending

General Fund spending lines re-add exactly to the adopted subtotal of $13,696,706; with transfers out of $475,000, total adopted General Fund expenditures are $14,171,706.

ItemAmount
Community services$3,341,300
Police / SEACAD / jail$2,445,393
Public works$1,795,199
Parks & recreation$1,539,560
Finance$906,070
Fire / EMS$923,997
Non-departmental$619,528
Library$600,909
Community development$561,513
Administration$506,053
Assembly$156,064
Attorney$150,000
Information technology$146,120
Contingency$5,000
Subtotal, adopted General Fund spending$13,696,706

Transfers out: $475,000. Total adopted General Fund expenditures: $14,171,706. Check: $13,696,706 + $475,000 = $14,171,706; $14,176,368 − $14,171,706 = $4,662.

Fund (adopted, Ordinance #2026-09)RevenuesExpenditures
General Fund$14,176,368$14,171,706
Electric Fund$7,946,389$8,950,397
Water Fund$1,247,220$2,056,871
Wastewater Fund$1,593,290$1,935,836
Sanitation Fund$1,703,393$2,107,133
Harbor Fund$2,221,545$6,320,035
Elderly Housing Fund$559,756$505,287
Assisted Living Fund$2,265,889$2,185,200
Motor Pool Fund$1,607,389$1,805,200
Debt Service Fund$447,375$447,375

All-fund figures are the adopted amounts in Ordinance #2026-09 itself, which match the adopted book’s General Fund totals above.

Sources & notes

  • Sources used: Petersburg Borough Adopted Annual Budget, Fiscal Year 2027 (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027), General Fund summary Read the adopted budget book; adoption confirmed in the Borough Assembly Regular Meeting minutes of June 1, 2026 (Ordinance #2026-09, third reading, unanimous roll call vote) and in Ordinance #2026-09 itself (General Fund $14,176,368 revenues / $14,171,706 expenditures).
  • Sum checks: General Fund revenues $5,092,901 + $4,622,141 + $1,026,838 + $834,373 + $730,895 + $573,000 + $399,022 + $297,700 + $270,000 + $150,000 + $126,998 + $45,100 + $5,000 + $2,400 = $14,176,368; General Fund spending $3,341,300 + $2,445,393 + $1,795,199 + $1,539,560 + $906,070 + $923,997 + $619,528 + $600,909 + $561,513 + $506,053 + $156,064 + $150,000 + $146,120 + $5,000 = $13,696,706; $13,696,706 + $475,000 transfers out = $14,171,706; $14,176,368 − $14,171,706 = $4,662.
  • Scope disclosures: these are adopted budget figures, not audited actuals. Support to the Petersburg School District is included in General Fund expenditures, per Ordinance #2026-09. The book’s budget calendar listed a third reading on June 1, 2026; the June 1, 2026 minutes confirm that third-reading approval, so the book is built as adopted — not on its title alone.
  • Identity: this is the Petersburg Borough, Alaska, a single consolidated unit (former City of Petersburg dissolved 2013). Kupreanof is a separate incorporated city inside the borough, not the seat, and no Kupreanof file is included.
  • Jurisdiction palette: no verified palette was on file for this jurisdiction — no government-specific theme color or seal palette could be confirmed from the official site through the routes available in this pass (several Alaska government sites use platform templates whose stock palettes are rejected under the family spec) — so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than an invented color.
  • Photo: none. No freely-licensed photo with a confirmed license name and photographer could be verified and normalized for this jurisdiction in this pass, so this page ships without a hero photo rather than with a substitute image.

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