Tiffany Briggs
Real Estate Director
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Tiffany Briggs is the Director of the Real Estate Department for the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, where she leads the municipality’s real estate functions and oversees staff within the department.
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Anchorage Assembly to hear plan giving Girdwood street crews their own storage yard
Girdwood's street crews have parked their gear on the same lot for nearly two decades. The Assembly takes testimony Tuesday on handing them control of it.
Assembly shelves salary commission pick after questions over his firm's city contract
Anchorage's mayor picked a consultant for the panel that sets officials' pay. Then his firm's $86,899 city contract came up, and the Assembly shelved the pick.
Anchorage Assembly delays Missing Middle housing vote again, this time to Dec. 1
The Anchorage Assembly scheduled its Missing Middle housing vote for a Friday at noon, then unscheduled it. It's now Dec. 1, the second delay in four weeks.
Alcohol tax advocates ask Anchorage to put more into prevention and treatment
“If we only fund the end of the line, we will never reduce the need and we will keep paying for it over and over.”
Anchorage fire chief expects two recruit academies in 2027 as about 50 can retire
Anchorage's fire chief expects two recruit academies in 2027 as about 50 firefighters can retire. Even that may fall short, and a third costs about $2 million.
Anchorage budget office lists pool closures and bus cuts as possible options for 2028 gap
Anchorage budget office outlined cuts that could close a $15 to $30 million 2028 gap. • Options include closing 3 pools, cutting a bus route and axing 21 police community officer jobs. • None are in the 2027 budget. Assembly votes Nov. 17.
Girdwood street crews could get long-term control of their storage yard
Girdwood road crews have had a storage yard on a 3.3-acre lot for nearly 20 years. Anchorage may give them control, but the sewer plant next door may need it.
St. Paul schedules two open houses on harbor improvement plans
St. Paul received over $15 million in federal grants to renovate its aging harbor on St. Paul Island through summer 2030, improving safety and capacity at a key Pribilof maritime access point.
Anchorage mayor asks Assembly to move Christensen Drive lot to street crews
Mayor LaFrance asked the Anchorage Assembly to move a steep Christensen Drive lot to the Street Maintenance Section to set up utility easements, with a public hearing set for October 20.
Anchorage Assembly takes up Chugiak senior housing lease extension to 2094
A Chugiak senior group wants until 2094 on its city land lease to build about 60 affordable apartments. Without a change, the lease ends this month.
Anchorage Assembly to take up transfer of steep Christensen Drive parcel to street crews
Anchorage wants to move a steep, unbuildable downtown sliver from its land bank to street crews so it can finish old utility easements. Nobody else wanted it.
Anchorage weighs $470,000 no-bid sale of Government Hill lot
Anchorage would sell Chugach a Government Hill lot for $470,000 without taking bids, about $49,000 under what a broker valued it at in June.
Anchorage Assembly to consider buying two wetland lots for under $30,000
“Approved by: Tiffany Briggs, Director, Real Estate Department”
Assembly to hear natural burial cemetery proposal for South Anchorage
Anchorage Assembly votes June 9 on giving a 9.6-acre South Anchorage parcel to Alaska Natural Burial to operate the city's first natural burial cemetery at no taxpayer cost.
Anchorage faces mobile home park crisis as South Park Estates closes
South Park Estates mobile home park is closing due to unfixable water damage, leaving over 30 households with few options in Anchorage's tight affordable housing market.
