House Bill 11 Sponsor Statement: “Information on Matters in the Official Election Pamphlet”
Link to the House Bill 11 Sponsor Statement from the Office of Rep. Max Gruenberg
Read More →House Bill 10 Sponsor Statement: “Executive Ethics: Legal Fees/Family Travel”
Link to the House Bill 10 Sponsor Statement from the Office of Rep. Max Gruenberg
Read More →House Bill 9 Sponsor Statement: “Secured Transactions and Funds Transfers”
Link to the House Bill 9 Sponsor Statement from the Office of Rep. Max Gruenberg
Read More →Rep. Drummond’s Newsletter: Notes from Juneau
Session is in full swing now, which means the oil tax debate is ramping up. It’s safe to say everyone in the capitol agrees oil taxes need to be changed, but how we’re going to get there has been the biggest debate in the legislature for several years now.
I’ve had a chance to read through both the Governor’s oil tax bill and the alternative bill that Democrats introduced this week. What I like about the Democrat’s bill, HB111, is that it provides incentives for getting more oil in the pipeline. Unlike the Governor’s bill, there aren’t tax reductions for oil companies unless they start producing more. It also encourages new exploration and will make the industry more competitive.
Read More →Note fom Rep. Gara: Sunday Constituent Meeting & Increasing Oil Production without Giving Away the Farm
This Sunday from Noon till 2:00, Senator Ellis and I will be in Anchorage if you’d like to hear a legislative update, and share your thoughts and concerns. Or you can pretend that’s why you’re coming, bring your kids, and eat free pizza.
We’d be honored if you came for any of the above reasons, and be honored to feed your kids and grandkids.
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