Speaker Edgmon’s February 3rd Newsletter
Subcommittees in House Busy on Operating Budget; King Cove Road Resolution Passes House; Bill on Protection Orders from Tribal Courts Heard & Moved in C&RA;
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VIDEO: Speaker of the House, Representative Bryce Edgmon responds to a question about the Governor’s proposed legislation to freeze state salaries.
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Read More →NEWS: The Alaska House of Representatives Supports Efforts to Build a Life-Saving Road to Connect King Cove and Cold Bay
House Joint Resolution 6 is the First Piece of Legislation Approved This Year by the Alaska House FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 1, 2017 JUNEAU – Earlier today, the Alaska House of Representatives unanimously approved House Joint Resolution 6 expressing support for Congressional efforts to authorize construction of a life-saving road between the Southwest Alaska communities of King …
Read More →NEWS: Press Availability Lineup Will Include Reps. Edgmon, Tuck, Kawasaki, and Grenn
Juneau – The Alaska House Majority Coalition will hold a press availability Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Speaker’s Chambers. The availability will allow members of the coalition to answer question from reporters covering the 30th Alaska State Legislature.
Read More →Speaker Edgmon’s January 27th Newsletter
The many new committee chairs in the Alaska House Majority Coalition took up their gavels in earnest this week to set forth on the work of the session. As a lot of you probably know, most meetings early in the session feature department and division overviews to help get legislators up to speed on the services and programs state government provides. That was mostly the case this week, although some legislation was heard.
Read More →Speaker Edgmon’s Jan. 20th Newsletter
The first session of the 30th Alaska State Legislature convened on Tuesday, with the House under the leadership of the new Alaska House Majority Coalition. During the opening floor session it was my great honor to be officially elected Speaker of the House. I also take great pride and a profound feeling of responsibility in being the first House Speaker of Alaska Native descent. As I said during our inaugural session, I hope to be the first in a long line of Alaska Native Speakers.
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