FAIRBANKS – The members of the Interior Delegation sent a letter Monday urging the Dunleavy administration to allow the Department of Public Safety (DPS) to move forward with a previously planned co-procurement project of 911 dispatch infrastructure upgrades with the Fairbanks North Star Borough to prevent the loss of emergency service capabilities for Interior residents.
Read More →FAIRBANKS – The University of Alaska today announced that President Jim Johnsen resigned from his position. Members of the Alaska House Majority released the following statements on the leadership change:
Read More →FAIRBANKS – A company that provides electricity and heat to thousands of Interior Alaska residents recently finalized plans to construct a wood kiln that will significantly reduce PM2.5 pollution by providing a large source of dry wood for home heating.
Read More →FAIRBANKS – The Interior Delegation sent a joint letter to the City of Fairbanks and the Fairbanks North Star Borough encouraging officials to use federal dollars allocated to local governments to help Foundation Health Partners (FHP) cover costs incurred during the COVID-19 emergency.
Read More →JUNEAU – The House of Representatives voted today to get $1.5 billion in federal emergency relief funding into the hands of Alaskan individuals, businesses, communities, and nonprofits impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More →JUNEAU – The Alaska Legislature will reconvene in Juneau on Monday, May 18, following an extended recess that was forced by the ongoing global pandemic
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