Dunleavy says it’ll be on PFD working group to prove changes are needed
Either convince the public now or face a referendum later, the governor said.
To chart future of the Alaska Permanent Fund, working group will first look back at its history
There’s currently no plan for a complete, unfiltered video recording of the Wasilla special session
Without Gavel Alaska, fewer Alaskans will be able to watch a road system special session
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On their way out of Juneau, legislators make sure that they’ll get paid
The vote skirts a law passed last year that prevents legislators from collecting per diem until a fully funded operating budget is passed. The Legislative Council voted to make the payment retroactive.
The special session is over, but legislators will be back in July to resolve PFD and capital budget funding
They’ll be due back in Wasilla on July 8.
House passes mostly unfunded capital budget after minority Republicans vote down funding
The chamber refused to add a $3,000 PFD to the capital budget so minority Republicans refused to sign off on a way to pay for the budget, endangering more than $1 billion in federal highway funds.
House votes to keep inmates in Alaska, citing cost and risk of sending prisoners to Lower 48
It may not be “tough on criminals,” but it’s definitely tough on crime.
Crime University: House capital budget also could send inmates to Lower 48 prisons
The money for the practice is also set to come out of the Power Cost Equalization fund.