Dragged to the finish line, Legislature approves budget, COVID-19 measures. AKLEG End-of-session recap
Here’s what happened on the Legislature’s “final” day.
Here’s what happened on the Legislature’s “final” day.
The state’s budget picture is looking worse and worse every day.
The governor said the chief concern is preparing for the virus, saying economic impacts would come second.
The Legislature is already ahead of schedule on the budget.
Here’s how the remarkably speedy process came together.
The motor fuel tax is one of the only significant pieces of new revenue on the table this year, the state’s response to the coronavirus, the dividend and Dunleavy weighs in on the recall.
The money would restore 12-months of “basic, minimal service.”
Bolger said it’s critical for the judiciary to remain independent.
You know what they say: First the worst. We also got a look at the governor’s lottery proposal, the Legislature’s rebuke of Attorney General Kevin Clarkson and doubt about additional spending.
“If you can figure out a way to do it with your in-house counsel, more power to you and God bless you,” said Rep. Matt Claman.