Hello! The Legislative session begins in Juneau this week. Since the Legislature adjourned last May, I’ve been working on a wide range of legislation. I am working on bills that will limit increases to your property taxes, combat illegal squatters and people who fraudulently sell or rent properties they don’t own, and support Alaska’s farmers. Also, I […]
On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update for January 17th Read More »
AMATS is accepting public comments on proposed changes to the highway safety plan to defund projects in Fairview. Plus, the Alaska Bar Association will hold a free legal help event on Monday.
Supporting Indigenous education in every public school Read More »
Dear friends and neighbors, As the New Year begins, we hope for calmer, more rational times.But the challenges keep coming.
More Fed Cuts, Session Priorities, Free Legal Help and lots more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Next week, on Tuesday, January 20th, the Legislature will convene and gavel into the 2nd legislative session of the 35th Legislature.
Returning to Juneau Read More »
Hello! If you enjoy halibut fishing or enjoy eating sport caught halibut, an issue has come to light that requires your attention.
On the Kenai: Comment on Proposed Halibut Bag Limit Reduction Read More »
Hello! With the start of the New Year, the new Legislative Session is fast approaching. I am working hard with my team and many of you to move your priorities forward and improve our economy and protect our Kenai Peninsula way of life.
On the Kenai: Improving Outcomes for Children in Foster Care Read More »
Read the commentary I co-authored about why the Alaska Legislature must override Governor Dunleavy’s veto of the digital business tax bill.
Public safety legislation filed to help parents and caregivers Read More »
Dear friends and neighbors, My staff and I are in the process of moving to Juneau, saying good-bye to family, friends, and homes. We all continue to respond to email and phone messages.
Bipartisanship, Economic Trends, and lots more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
I hope your holiday season was an enjoyable and relaxing time with friends, family and loved ones. 2025 ended with a ‘bang’ due to the record cold month of December weather though we have also begun to see noticeable daylight as we gain a few minutes of sunshine on the horizon. The Alaska Legislative Education Funding Task Force will meet in Fairbanks and Nenana to understand how the model of school funding differs regionally to better understand the foundation funding formula that drives the per pupil state support. The Legislative Office in Fairbanks will close next week as we are transported to the State Capitol to do the business of the people. But before we leave, my office is hosting THREE intimate coffee talks on three different days over the next week! Check out the new year edition of the e-newsletter below.
Also, please take a few moments and complete my pre-session survey.
Preparing for the legislative session Read More »
