Analysis: Balanced state budget next year can include a $1,535 PFD and $680 BSA increase
However, a “statutory” $3,688 PFD would result in a deficit of more than $1.2 billion, report says.
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However, a “statutory” $3,688 PFD would result in a deficit of more than $1.2 billion, report says.
Dunleavy OKs lower dividend despite originally seeking a $3,800 “statutory” payout.
Large deficit in governor’s budget drives dividend lower, poor oil price forecast may mean other cuts
Tanana Chiefs Conference (TCC) is reviewing Gov. Mike Dunleavyâs plan to protect an endowment that eases the high cost of electricity in rural Alaska by incorporating it in the state Constitution. âTCC believes there could be benefit to the program by enshrining it in the state Constitution, if this is done correctly and if it reduces the potential for future political battles,â said Dave Messier, TCCâs rural energy coordinator. TCC âwill continue to evaluate the governorâs proposal from a variety of angles to ensure it accomplishes the original goal of...
Alaska House plans to vote on its version of the operating budget again Monday Sean Maguire © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Capitol Building in Juneau, Alaska JUNEAU, Alaska (KTUU) - After a week of deadlock, the Alaska House of Representatives looks set to vote on its version of the operating budget again on Monday, with hopes to send it to the Senate on the same day. House Speaker Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, said her understanding is that all the unheard amendments will be considered, unless they’re withdrawn by the legislator who introduced them. The majority of the unhea...