Historic port city at the head of Resurrection Bay, terminus of the Alaska Railroad, home of the Alaska SeaLife Center, and launching point for Kenai Fjords National Park tours.
410 Adams St, Seward, AK 99664, USA
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Speaker C
“All right. So we are to determine if these votes should be counted. In addition to a voter not being registered in the City of Seward, there are a variety of other reasons why a ballot cannot be counted in this election. And we'll refer to the count/no count guidelines on page 6.”Seward: Canvass Board 2026 Muni Election · Oct 9, 2026
Speaker C
“Michael Little. Outside city limits.”Seward: Canvass Board 2026 Muni Election · Oct 9, 2026
Speaker C
“Um, Tyler Bailey. Okay, outside city limits.”Seward: Canvass Board 2026 Muni Election · Oct 9, 2026
Speaker C
“This is Perry, and she's registered at Pleasanton.”Seward: Canvass Board 2026 Muni Election · Oct 9, 2026
Seward canvass board counts 64 ballots in city council race
Seward's canvass board counted 64 absentee, special-needs and questioned ballots Friday. It rejected several from voters registered outside city limits or after the deadline, then tallied votes for five council candidates.
by Walter AlaskaNews1d ago2 min read
Seward survey respondents favor a local cooperative to run the city's electric utility
Seward electric utility survey: 62% favor a local cooperative running the city utility; Godwin Creek hydro, tax credits and a permit contest shape the options.
by Melinda Communities.News1w ago3 min read
Seward Museum gets $10,000 to make World War II exhibit accessible
A $10,000 federal grant will add reader rails, narrated videos and a mural to Seward Museum's World War II exhibit, covering the coastal forts that once guarded the wartime port.
by Melinda Communities.News1mo ago1 min read
A closed Seward school would become a city-run community center
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly takes public testimony Tuesday on a long-term lease handing the closed Seward Middle School to the City of Seward to run as a community facility. The Seward City Council has already approved its side and committed up to $233,000 through year's end.
by Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Seward pays to save the pool that made an Olympian
Seward's City Council voted to commit $200,000 a year to keep its community pool open year-round, preserving a small-town institution with an Olympic legacy.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 3mo ago1 min read
Seward Council to decide fate of pool that trained Olympic gold medalist
Seward City Council will hold a work session on the Middle/High School pool before its May 26, 2026 regular meeting, following earlier discussions about the pool's future after the school district announced closure plans.
by Alaska News4mo ago2 min read