September 30, 2021 •
Alaska to hold Fourth Special Session
Governor Mike Dunleavy - by The Alaska Landmine
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy issued an amended Executive Proclamation convening the Legislature into a fourth special session October 4, 2021. The Legislature is tasked to create a supplemental appropriation for the 2021 Permanent Fund Dividend, consider acts relating to the […]
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy issued an amended Executive Proclamation convening the Legislature into a fourth special session October 4, 2021.
The Legislature is tasked to create a supplemental appropriation for the 2021 Permanent Fund Dividend, consider acts relating to the Permanent Fund Dividend, and propose amendments to the Alaskan State Constitution relating to Alaska Permanent Fund.
This does affect lobbyist reporting.
A monthly activity report for October will be due November 30.
The quarterly legislative lobby activity report due January 31, 2022 will only cover the months of November and December.
September 15, 2021 •
Alaska Legislature Adjourns
Alaska State Capitol Buildling - Jay Galvin
The Alaska Legislature adjourned the third special session on September 14 after passing House Bill 3003. The bill allocates $1,100 to each eligible Alaskan from the Permanent Fund Dividend. While the third session did resolve one problem, there are other […]
The Alaska Legislature adjourned the third special session on September 14 after passing House Bill 3003.
The bill allocates $1,100 to each eligible Alaskan from the Permanent Fund Dividend.
While the third session did resolve one problem, there are other questions left on the table.
To answer them, Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced he will call a fourth special session beginning October 1 to address issues with the state’s financial structure and the Permanent Fund Dividend.
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