Rep. Claman’s Newsletter: Spenard Road Reconstruction and More
Happy Friday! As we head into fall, here’s an update on some recent news and events, as well as a few community events and opportunities to look forward to.
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Rep. Tuck’s Newsletter: Scam Targets Local Residents
I am grateful that one of our local residents has reached out to my office to help spread awareness about a sophisticated scam that is reported to be taking place throughout Anchorage and the Mat-Su, and specifically in our area.
Read More →Rep. Kawasaki’s Newsletter: Equinox Update and Local Election Information
Now one month into the school year, we are heading into sub-12-hour days. And you know what that means: Equinox Marathon, road construction winding down, hunting season, end of the summer tour season and Suicide Prevention month. But here’s a quick update on education vetoes, local election information, and what’s going on in the weeks ahead in Fairbanks.
Read More →Rep. Claman’s Newsletter: Public Safety Concerns
With some of the recent reports of crime in Anchorage, the community is concerned about public safety in our neighborhoods. In this newsletter, we have compiled a number of useful resources to keep you informed of public safety incidents, aware of ways to report crime, and involved in achieving better safety outcomes in your area.
Read More →Note from Rep. Gara: Safer Streets, Better Schools
We have all been shaken by a crime spree that has made many people feel unsafe across Anchorage. The same holds true for many communities across Alaska. While police protection is largely a city issue, and I believe the Mayor wants to address the issue, there is a state role for state legislators too. I was not, and am not, happy with legislation passed last year by conservative leaders that massively cut the amount of help communities receive from the state for things like police and firefighters. Public safety isn’t free, and I voted against that legislation, which will cut the help Anchorage receives for these basic services by roughly 67%, or $9 million over two years.
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