Rep. Drummond’s Newsletter: Spenard Road Update
The project managers for the Spenard Corridor Plan would like to invite you to participate in their first community survey.
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Rep. Tarr’s Newsletter: BUDGET SURVEYS
Thank you for taking the time to complete and submit the fiscal survey we mailed earlier this session. Of those who completed the survey, 89% are concerned about the budget shortfall. An overwhelming 71% of the survey respondents said we should make efficiency cuts to the budget and figure out new ways to generate revenues. We are listening and have advocated this position during the session. Our neighbors also said we should cut funding for mega-projects. We have repeatedly offered and voted in favor of budget amendments to cut funding for these unaffordable projects.
Read More →Rep. Spohnholz’s Newsletter: Day 92
We have had some big accomplishments in the last few days including passing military justice reform and Medicaid reform. These are both comprehensive reform bills that garnered bipartisan support. However, there are still major issues outstanding before the legislature, and no clear path forward. Before I get into these topics I have a quick request:
Read More →Rep. Spohnholz’ Newsletter: PFD Reminder & an Update from Juneau
Dear Neighbors,
I thank Governor Walker for selecting me to fill the seat held by the late Representative Max Gruenberg. While I may never be able to fill Max’s big legislative shoes, I intend to do my best to carry on his legacy of openness, integrity, and diligence.
Read More →Rep. Josephson’s Newsletter: District 17 Survey Response & Constituent Meeting
We are now over halfway through the 90-day session and our focus is still on the budget. In House Resources we are still delving into HB247, the Governor’s oil & gas tax credit bill. We have been hearing from representatives of the industry about what they dislike about the bill and why they are so adamantly opposed. The committee will be taking up amendments soon and there are a few that I will be offering.
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