As of July 17, residents can apply to run for office in the upcoming October 3, municipal elections.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Filing for municipal candidacy opened for residents in the Fairbanks North Star Borough on Monday, July 17.
As October nears, municipal elections might be on the mind, especially as some candidates have made their intentions clear by campaigning in parades and other community events. As those elections near, it’s also time to file for candidacy. The upcoming election on Oct. 3, includes seats D, E and H in the borough assembly. Seats C and D are also going to up for election on the Interior Alaska Natural Gas Utility Board, as well as school board seats E, F and G.
To file for candidacy, residents must go to the borough building at 907 Terminal St., and turn in the necessary forms. “When you come in, if you want to file, you can get information on each of those offices online at our election website or you can pick up the forms here at our office,” said April Trickey, a clerk at the borough office. This includes a declaration of candidacy form, which needs a notary to sign.
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