AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAlaska LNG Push: The Alaska House Finance Committee voted 11-0 to advance HB 381, a major property-tax break bill aimed at making the Alaska LNG pipeline project financeable, with the bill now headed to the full House and facing a tougher Senate path. U.S. Senate Race Fallout: In Alaska’s 2026 U.S. Senate race, challenger Dan J. Sullivan says state officials can’t legally keep him off the ballot as Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom investigates allegations of voter confusion and possible coordination. Juneau & Local Governance: The Anchorage Assembly delayed a revived public safety commission vote after pushback, setting up a public hearing next month. Wildlife & Land: Sitnasuak Native Corp. took ownership of 14 miles along the Nome River for long-term conservation and subsistence access, while crews in the Chilkat Valley continue invasive plant removal. Health & Work Rules: CMS moved forward with Medicaid work requirements under a new federal framework, setting an 80-hour monthly requirement for many adults unless they qualify for exemptions. Aviation & Climate Tech: Alaska Airlines is set to use drop-in jet fuel from captured CO2 at a new commercial plant in Moses Lake, part of a push for lower lifecycle emissions.
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