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Alaskans invited to testify on proposals to solve the State’s financial challenges
ANCHORAGE – The Comprehensive Fiscal Plan Working Group, formed ahead of an upcoming special session to propose solutions to the state's financial problems, announced a series of opportunities for public testimony.
Alaska House Bush Caucus thanks AFN, others for filing suit to protect Power Cost Equalization
JUNEAU – In response to the announcement that the Alaska Federation of Natives and several other groups are suing the Dunleavy Administration over the current lack of funding for the Power Cost Equalization Fund, the Alaska House Bush Caucus released the following statement:
Poll highlights the need to engage Alaskans before making monumental decisions on PFD
JUNEAU – A poll conducted by Dittman Research reveals that a significant majority of Alaskans are skeptical of a proposal that would direct the same amount of our limited Permanent Fund dollars to dividends as…
Governor signs bill strengthening consumer protections for car buyers
ANCHORAGE – Today, Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed legislation sponsored by Rep. Matt Claman (D-Anchorage) that strengthens Alaska’s requirements for the licensing of motor vehicle dealers.
Bipartisan group formed to solve Alaska’s budget gridlock holds first meeting
The Legislature formed the group to develop a comprehensive fiscal plan to address Alaska's budget challenges, with eight members from the legislative majorities and minorities in the House and Senate assigned to play a leadership role ahead of a special session this fall.
Legislature Announces Fiscal Policy Working Group
JUNEAU – Today, legislative leaders representing all four caucuses announced the formation of a bicameral, bipartisan Fiscal Policy Working Group. With a particular focus on a long-term solution for the Permanent Fund Dividend, the group will develop a plan to solve Alaska’s fiscal challenge.
Governor’s vetoes create uncertainty as Alaska follows a fragile path toward recovery
JUNEAU – Gov. Mike Dunleavy today announced a series of budget vetoes that create uncertainty at a time when our economy and communities are on a fragile path toward recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
House finalizes budget, forms working group to confront long-term financial issues
JUNEAU – The Alaska House of Representatives voted today to finalize a budget that avoids a government shutdown and protects the essential services Alaskans rely on.
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Alaska Matters: End of Session Newsletter
As we prepare to return to Juneau for a third special session in August, please continue to let us know the questions, concerns, and priorities for you and your family
Alaska Matters: Governor Signs Consumer Protection Bill
Yesterday, Governor Dunleavy signed House Bill 36, legislation sponsored by my office that modernizes the state law and incorporates reasonable standards for obtaining...
Alaska Matters: Governor Vetoes Dividend and Cuts Operating Budget
Last week, the governor eliminated the Permanent Fund dividend and announced a series of line-item vetoes to the compromise budget that create uncertainty at a time when our economy and communities are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Josephson’s Journal 7-2-21
As you’ve likely seen, Governor Dunleavy announced his annual budget vetoes yesterday. He chose to cut the entirety of the PFD, and, as in past years, cut dozens of other programs upon which everyday Alaskans rely.
New Fiscal Year, New Budget
The conference committee closed out on Sunday, June 13th; day 25 of the special session. On the sixth day of the second special session, the House passed the effective date clause for the budget, allowing it to take effect tomorrow, July 1st
Alaska Matters: Legislature Averts Government Shutdown
On Monday, the House finally approved a budget that avoids a government shutdown and protects the essential services Alaskans rely on.
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