On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
Your thoughts and ideas matter to me. I’m holding town hall meetings on Sat. March 23: Sterling 9 am to 10:30 amSenior Center34453 Sterling Hwy
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
I am disappointed that the Governor has chosen to veto the education package that recently passed the Legislature 56-3. Investing in student learning is vital to our economy and the future of our kids. Timely BSA funding is vital to preserving education opportunities for all students. I am working diligently to ensure that Alaska’s Constitutional
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
This is a great opportunity! Train on the Kenai Peninsula with SOLO, the oldest continuously operating wilderness medical school worldwide!
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
People who hire a professional to build them a home should be able to count on the fact that what they are buying is safe and has the expected resale value.
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
This week I introduced SB 254 – a bill to provide royalty relief to Cook Inlet gas fields. This bill will work to ensure that we have natural gas to heat our homes and power our lights. Although many renewable energy projects are becoming more economic and competitive, utilities are not able to incorporate renewables
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
I want to hear from you, so I’m holding town hall meetings this month.
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
During this recent cold snap, we were very close to not having enough natural gas to keep our lights on and our houses warm. My office is working on oil and gas tax policy that will provide incentives to make enough Cook Inlet natural gas available for firm supply contracts that are sufficient to meet
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
It was an honor to escort Governor Dunleavy into the House Chambers Tuesday night and hear his vision for Alaska. The Governor and I agree on many things, including the importance of making Alaska a place where people can raise their families in safety, with affordable housing and energy, enough food to eat, and a
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
The Senate Labor and Commerce Committee started hearing bills again this week. As Chair of the Committee, I am focused on ensuring that we support Alaska businesses, address the statewide worker shortage, and put Alaskans back to work.
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
I support long term funding of K-12 schools and increasing the BSA – inside the formula. This week I voted against overriding the Governor’s veto of one-time, outside of the formula, money for education because we already missed the bus for funding this school year. If the override had passed, the one-time money would not
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