Last week, the Governor approved the FY 2025 operating and capital budgets, which included his FY 2025 line-item budget vetoes. The vetoes include cuts to public education, public safety, and public health services. Below, we discuss his vetoes, the final budget, the Alaska Supreme Court’s correspondence school ruling, and 4th of July events.
Alaska Matters: 2025 Budget Approved Read More »
I regret to inform you that Governor Mike Dunleavy has vetoed approximately $225 million worth of projects statewide, at least $3 million of which would have gone directly to Senate District J.
Dunbar Dispatch: Dunleavy Vetoes Projects in District J Read More »
It’s the middle of the summer, and, unfortunately, it is getting smokier by the minute. This is due to the numerous wildfires throughout the Interior. The McDonald fire, which is located south of the Tanana River and west of North Pole and Salcha, has grown to over 130,000 acres.
Juneau Note: Wildfires, The Budget and Correspondence Schools Read More »
Anchorage – Today, Governor Mike Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 22 into law. Sponsored by Senator Elvi Gray-Jackson, D-Anchorage, Senate Bill 22 officially recognizes Juneteenth as a state holiday.
NEWS: Governor Signs Legislation Establishing Juneteenth as a State Holiday Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, The Permanent Fund and its management is critically important to our State. The first item in this newsletter is the meeting held on June 24 about the Fund
Permanent Fund Management, Pharmacy Benefit Managers and much more! Read More »
Together we will march forward in vibration celebration of love, acceptance, and unity within the LGBTQ+ community.
Join us at Anchorage Pride Read More »
Please join Representative Fields, Representative Groh, and me for a post-session debrief tonight at the Pioneer Schoolhouse (437 E 3rd Avenue) from 5:30 to 7:00 pm.
Let’s Debrief TONIGHT! Read More »
The Fiscal Year 2025 Capital Budget passed by the Legislature last month contained nearly $100 million in capital funds for projects and non-profit needs across the Kenai Peninsula.
On the Kenai: Capital Projects for the Kenai Peninsula Read More »
Happy Solstice! Can you believe the party poopers in charge of scheduling presidential debates put the first one right on top of our Juneau town hall?
The Real Deal with Kiehl: Longest Day, Normal Newsletter Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Happy Juneteenth yesterday! State government must work effectively for the benefit of Alaskans. That means having qualified public employees filling the jobs that Alaskan communities, businesses and families depend on.
Public Employee Problem, Partisan Divide, Willie Mays and much more! Read More »
