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Fiscal Year 2026 Draft Budget
The FY2026 Draft Budget is now available for review.
A public Budget Work Session took place on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
Updated: June 9, 2025
Latest Updates
June 9, 2025 - Next rock barge is expected into the river late today, June 9th. Following swap is expected the following Sunday or Monday.
June 4, 2025 - Revised cross section detail of rock structure added to page.
June 3, 2025 - Swap of the next rock barge is currently projected for Sunday, June 8th.
Vacancies exist on the Council on Aging Commission and Harbor Commission. Commissioners are nominated by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council.
More information about these commissions can be found in the links below:
Stop by our Job Opportunities Page for more information and please check back often, as job openings are posted as they become available.
City of Kenai Spruce Bark Beetle Slash Dump Site
NOW Open for the season through Sunday, September 21st, 2025
Available for residential use four days a week: Thursday through Sunday
Operating Hours:Thursday: 10AM - 6PM
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday: 10AM - 6PM
Sunday: 10AM - 6PM
The City of Kenai is considering redevelopment strategies for the Kenai Waterfront Area to maximize the potential of the area to support a thriving business, residential, recreational and cultural community.
This approximately 160-acre area includes both City-owned and privately-owned uplands and tidelands located in the area adjacent to Bridge Access Road beginning at Millennium Square, located east of the Kenai Senior Center, to the Kenai City Dock within the City of Kenai near the mouth of the Kenai River where it meets Cook Inlet.
The Tree Removal Permit Application process will need to include a description of the property on which you wish to remove tree(s) and the physical address or the Borough parcel number(s). You will need to describe the reason you would like to remove the tree(s) and describe how the tree(s) will be felled and removed, as well as what equipment will be used. Including photos with your form can help explain your plans. You will need to describe how the City property, where the tree removal is requested, will be accessed.
