Alaska Legislative Leaders Urge Governor to Address ‘Pattern of Obstruction’ by Revenue Department

Alaska legislative leaders urge governor to address ‘pattern of obstruction’ by revenue department

Leaders of the Alaska House and Senate asked Gov. Dunleavy not to veto a bill meant to enable an audit of oil and tax revenue.

Alaska state budget and other bills head to Gov. Mike Dunleavy

The Alaska State Capitol is seen on the last week of the 2025 session on May 19, 2025 (Photo by Corinne Smith/Alaska Beacon)The three pieces of legislation that make up Alaska’s annual state budget are on Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s desk. According to legislative records, the state’s operating, capital and mental health budgets were transmitted to the governor on Tuesday, giving the governor until June 19 to veto the bills or sign them into law. The go…

Alaska Coalition Seeks Clarity on State Funding Plans

The Alaska Remote Carrier Coalition discussed with an FCC staffer the differences between completing the Alaska Plan under the Form 477 format and shifting to the broadband data collection data, as required for the Alaska Connect Fund, said a filing...

Did the Dunleavy administration cut sweetheart tax deals with oil companies? Legislators are trying to find out. - The Alaska Current

Alaska legislative leaders are demanding Dunleavy address an “overall pattern of peculiarities” in the state’s collection of oil and gas tax.