Last week, the governor signed House Bill 66, the consolidated crime bill, into law. I was pleased to attend and speak alongside other advocates and legislators. Today, Senate Bill 91, improvements for telehealth services, became law. Our office worked extensively on both of these bills, and we’re proud to see them cross the finish line.
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Dear Friends and Neighbors, Now is the time for America’s moral center to rise up and declare — with one voice, neither red nor blue — “Enough.” We either recover our sense of decency and basic respect for the humanity of our opponents, or we will see, in Yeats’s words, the “blood-dimmed tide” loosed in
Legislative Finance Update, Anchorage Child Care Board and much more! Read More »
It’s time for fun street games, touring a PeopleMover bus, grabbing a beverage in the beer garden, and don’t forget the community tunes!
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Hello fellow Alaskans! As sockeye flood into the Kenai River, we are blessed with an abundance of fish and visitors to our beautiful Peninsula. I recognize that this abundance is a reason for many to celebrate and for others it is a painful reminder of lost opportunities and changing times.
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Anchorage – On Thursday, July 11, Governor Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 147 into law, which encompasses provisions from House Bill 239, Senate Bill 170, Senate Bill 183, and Senate Bill 206. This comprehensive bill aims to significantly enhance the support and resources available to injured workers, streamline administrative processes, and ensure timely benefits while also
I hope you’re out enjoying the summer sun—especially on the weekends when it comes in its highly concentrated liquid form.
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Dear Friends and Neighbors, Happy Alaska Flag Day on July 9! Alaska’s flag was designed by an Alaska Native teen named Benny Benson. Benny was a 14-year old orphan living at the Jesse Lee Home for Children. He entered a contest for kids to design our flag, and won!
FTC Report on PBMs, Capital Budget Update, and much more! Read More »
Alaska – In response to the pressing economic challenges facing Alaska’s seafood industry, the Alaska State Legislature passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 10, establishing a joint legislative task force to evaluate Alaska’s seafood industry. This task force aims to address critical issues within the industry through policy initiatives and strategic action.
DOT held meetings recently on proposed safety improvements to the Sterling Highway Safety Corridor, sharing information and taking your input.
On the Kenai: Sterling Safety Corridor and Road Brine Read More »
Happy Independence Day weekend! I hope you got to join some Fourth of July fun.
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