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Alaska House Passes Talerico’s Bill Protecting State Sovereignty

By Will Vandergriff | AkLeg on Mar 25, 2016   Featured, State  

Alaska House Passes Talerico’s Bill Protecting State Sovereignty

Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill by Rep. Dave Talerico to clarify state laws governing use of state navigable waters to better protect an individual’s rights to use State submerged lands, and remove ambiguity over federal encroachment. House Bill 216 adds certain activities to the list of those deemed […]

House Passes Bill to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species

By Will Vandergriff | AkLeg on Mar 19, 2016   Featured, State  

House Passes Bill to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species

Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska House of Representatives passed a bill by Rep. Paul Seaton to continue to adjust the state’s defense plans against aquatic invasive species, like “rock snot” and “sea vomit.” House Bill 38 provides direction to relevant state agencies, the Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game, the Dept. of Environmental Conservation and […]

House Passes Reduced FY2017 State Operating Budget

By Will Vandergriff | AkLeg on Mar 11, 2016   Featured, Politics, State  

House Passes Reduced FY2017 State Operating Budget

Juneau – The Alaska House of Representatives Friday approved a Fiscal Year 2017 statewide operating budget that shaves 10-percent from the current year’s spending levels for day-to-day government services, a historic cut on top of last year’s equal reduction. “Alaskans spoke clearly: cut first, then look at filling the remaining fiscal gap. That’s exactly what […]



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