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Rep. Chris Tuck Will Not Run for the Alaska Legislature in 2022
ANCHORAGE – Today, Representative Chris Tuck withdrew from the Alaska State House election for District 13. As a result, Rep. Tuck will not run for election to the Alaska State Legislature in 2022. Rep. Tuck has served seven terms in the Alaska House of Representatives.
Dementia Awareness,Early Detection, and Healthcare Capacity bill moves from Legislature
JUNEAU – Legislation introduced by Speaker of the House Louise Stutes that creates a dementia awareness and early detection campaign and builds healthcare capacity to meet the growing number of cases of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia has passed from the legislature and awaits the governor’s signature.
Rep. Ivy Spohnholz announces she will not run for office in 2022
JUNEAU - Rep. Ivy Spohnholz announced today that she will not run for office after six years of service in the Alaska House of Representatives
Alaska Legislature passes permanent telehealth expansion and flexibilities
JUNEAU - The telehealth access Alaskans relied on during the pandemic is on the path to becoming permanent after Rep. Ivy Spohnholz's House Bill 265 passed the Senate floor by a vote of 17-0
Legislature passes permanent telehealth expansion and flexibilities
JUNEAU - The telehealth access Alaskans relied on during the pandemic is on the path to becoming permanent after Rep. Ivy Spohnholz's House Bill 265 passed the Senate floor by a vote of 17-0.
Legislature Passes Bill Protecting Marine Highway and Higher Education
JUNEAU - Funding sources for the Alaska Marine Highway and Alaska higher education scholarships are nearly off the table from future political fights.
Alaska Legislature Passes Bill to Make the Court Visitor Program More Efficient
Last night, the Alaska State Legislature passed House Bill 155 to improve the Alaska Court Visitor Program by transferring the program’s responsibilities from the Office of Public Advocacy to the Alaska Court System.
Rep. Calvin Schrage’s energy financing bill passes Senate
JUNEAU – The Senate has passed, and the House concurred on Rep. Calvin Schrage's legislation that aims to help businesses finance commercial property energy efficiency improvements.
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Representative Edgmon’s End of Session Newsletter
Representative Edgmon's End of Session Newsletter
Alaska Matters: Serving West Anchorage
We are back home in Anchorage and working from the Anchorage office until next session. A personal update, community information, and more
The Alaska Reads Act Passes the Legislature on the Final Day
Last week, the Alaska Legislature had a final day that will go down in legislative history. Both the House and Senate finished up work right around midnight and, despite predictions to the contrary, a lot was accomplished this session.
Representative Edgmon’s End of Session Update
On May 18th, the legislature finished its work on schedule. I'm pleased to report that we were able to deliver an operating and capital budget that provide significant support for House District 37 and the rest of the state.
Alaska Matters: Budget & Legislation Update
On Tuesday, the Senate passed House Bill 281, a bill that includes the operating budget and capital budget.
Happy Mother’s Day
Today is Mother’s Day. I want to send a huge thank you to all the amazing moms, grandmas, and stepmoms for everything they do in our lives. Today is the day to reach out to the mothers in your life and give them your love.
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