Legislators denounce violent mob’s actions in Washington D.C.
JUNEAU – After taking some time to reflect on the events in our nation’s Capitol, representatives from the Alaska House Majority Coalition released the following statements:
Read More →Health care price transparency, enacted through 2018 legislation, takes full effect in Alaska
ANCHORAGE – Health care price transparency regulations, enacted through Senate Bill 105 in 2018, will take full effect on December 20, meaning that Alaskans will be guaranteed the right to know how much health care procedures and services cost in advance of treatment rather than being surprised by a large bill later.
Read More →LB&A Committee Approves Expanded Eligibility for the AK CARES Grant Program
In May, the Dunleavy administration estimated that they could distribute around $150 million of the $289 million in relief in the first month of the program.
Read More →Investing in our Children, Update on the AK CARES Grant Program, Our Fiscal Situation and more
This Tuesday, as chair of the House Labor & Commerce Committee, I held another investigative hearing on the AK CARES Grant Program.
Read More →Legislators hear more public testimony from small businesses regarding AK CARES Grant program
ANCHORAGE – More than a month after the State of Alaska received hundreds of millions of federal dollars to launch a pandemic relief program for small businesses and nonprofits, only 11 percent of organizations to apply for funds have been approved and only $8.9 million of the $290 million available is out the door.
Read More →Additional Opportunity for Public Testimony on the AK CARES Grant Program
This Thursday, the House Labor & Commerce Committee will take more public testimony on the AK CARES Grant Program.
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