Claman-AKMatters

In this week’s newsletter, we discuss legislation that has passed the Senate, provide a personal legislation update, and share upcoming community events.

Our work on the budget continues. Thank you to all who took the time to participate in the constituent survey and share your thoughts. The results are below.

Thank you to all who took the time to participate in the constituent survey and share your thoughts. The results are below.

Please join me tomorrow at noon at the Anchorage Legislative Office for an opportunity to discuss legislative priorities! For more information and to RSVP, click here.

Now is your chance to weigh in on important issues with your public testimony: education funding and the state operating budget. See below for more information on opportunities to testify this week. Click here to visit the Alaska Legislature website for information on how to provide public testimony.

The Anchorage Municipal Election has started and ballots are arriving in mailboxes this week. Information about this year’s ballot and helpful tools from the Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s office are below.

Our office continues to work on our sponsored legislation and doing the important work of reviewing bills in the committee process. In this week’s newsletter, we discuss recent happenings at the Capitol, ongoing challenges faced by the Department of Public Safety, and our upcoming constituent meeting.

We’re starting to collect responses for our annual constituent survey this week, and we encourage everyone to participate. As always, reach out to our office with any questions or concerns you may have. We love to hear from you.

In this week’s newsletter, we discuss legislation our office introduced, a Department of Justice investigation, and recent meetings with Alaskans. Moving forward, our office will be introducing additional bills, reviewing legislation before the Senate, and working on a balanced budget.

On Wednesday, February 1, Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel Winfree delivered the annual State of the Judiciary address to the legislature. The first Alaska-born Chief Justice, it was his last address as he retires this month.