The clock’s ticking if legislators want to avoid a shutdown
Will an agreement come together or will wishlists see nearly 8% of the Alaska workforce laid off on July 1?
Will an agreement come together or will wishlists see nearly 8% of the Alaska workforce laid off on July 1?
It’s a measure that several legislators and Alaska Native leaders say would be a significant step in repairing and advancing the state’s relationship with tribes.
It may not be “tough on criminals,” but it’s definitely tough on crime.
The money for the practice is also set to come out of the Power Cost Equalization fund.
There’s no timetable for when the recommendations would be due back.
The House Majority Coalition calls it “repeal and replace.”
Here’s what happened on Day 98.
“There’s a lot of great locations in the state of Alaska, Juneau is certainly a great location, Anchorage is a great location, Wasilla is a great location,” the governor said about special session locations, adding, “Delta is a great location.”
It’s far from over.
At least the Legislature believes it’s spared from a veto. It could be challenged in court.