Reserve the pavilion, soccer field, softball fields, tennis/pickleball court, or basketball court for FREE.
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For questions, call 907-232-2845.
More information on the Meadow Lakes Park and sports field.

Meadow Lakes Community Council Meetings
Time: 7 to 9 pm, 2nd Wednesday every month
Location: 1210 N. Kim Drive, Meadow Lakes, Alaska, 99623
Next meeting - September 11, 2024

Meeting presentation: Road Bond Ordinance, by Brad Sworts, Mat-Su Borough, Pre-Design & Engineering Division Manager

Click for the complete meeting agenda. 

Meeting link: https://bit.ly/3eUtZ92
Phone: 253-215-8782, Meeting ID: 848 2210 2933, Passcode: 829443
In-person: Meadow Lakes Senior Center, 1210 N Kim Dr, Meadow Lakes, AK, 99623

For further information please email president@mlccak.org or call 907-346-0506.

Become a Meadow Lakes Community Council member!

West Lakes Fire Department has Smoke and CO detectors available.
The Fire Department will be happy to install the detectors in your residence free of charge.remember smoke detectors should be replaced every 8-10 years per manufactor's recommendations.
Please call 907-861-8083, or email Tyler at email Tyler

West Lakes Fire Department program "Community Connect"
West Lakes Fire Department has a program called "Community Connect". It is a free, secure, and easy to use platform that allows you to share critical information about your household that will aid first responders and emergency response personnel when responding to your residence. You can input information about your home and family, such as the number of resident, pets, family members with mobility or special needs. Please check out the program at https://www.communityconnect.io/info/ak-west-lakes

Remember to recycle at Big Lake transfer station!
Free! Saturdays and Sundays Noon to 3pm

Meadow Lakes Comprehensive Plan
The Meadow Lakes Comprehensive Plan can be found here:
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Free Junk Car Removal Program
This program reimburses a hauler for removing junk vehicles from private property. More information at: https://planning.matsugov.us/pages/junk-car-removal-program

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Mat-Su Habitat Restoration and Protection Cost-Share Program is pleased to announce we have funding opportunities available for waterfront landowners in your community who are having issues with shoreline and streambank erosion. More information.

 

Safe Streets

MSB Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan Virtual Workshop is now LIVE!

The MSB virtual workshop exploring crash and safety data on the Mat-Su Borough’s urban roads is now live!

Safe Streets

We’ve been hard at work examining crash data between 2018 and 2022 (the most recently available data) and the 912 responses to our recent safety survey, and we’re ready to share what we found with you:

  • In the Mat-Su Borough’s urban areas, there were 57 crashes in that five-year period that involved the death of one or more people. That’s almost one fatal crash per month.
  • There were 159 more crashes that involved serious injuries. That’s people leaving the scene in ambulances, some of whom may never fully recover.
  • Thirty-two of those serious crashes involved motorcycles.
  • Twenty-four percent involved drugs and alcohol.
  • You told us which roads and intersections concerned you the most, and your concerns lined up with the areas where the most crashes occurred.

And there’s so much more to explore.

Please visit our virtual workshop where you can:

  • Explore the crash data
  • Learn about the trends we discovered
  • Dig into details about crashes that occurred in your neighborhoods
  • Discover what you and our community said we should do to improve safety
  • Learn about what’s coming next while we develop the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan

Visit the website:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/92337ffef04a4786b15587cb8d0d50f0

Share it with friends! Share it on social media! Come up with ideas and stay tuned for our next public open houses planned for mid-December.

Thank you for being an engaged community member!
Jamie Taylor, Mat-Su Borough Public Works
email: Jamie.Taylor@matsugov.us
phone: 907-861-7765