The measure goes in to effect Aug. 1.
The governor last week said he vetoed House Bill 69 because it didn’t include any policy changes and because of the state’s “deteriorated” revenue outlook.
Actions part of nationwide sweep as Trump ignores legal orders against detentions, deportations.
Trump’s March 14 executive order may dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services “to the maximum extent consistent with applicable law.”
Applications can be filed online through myAlaska, or by visiting pfd.alaska.gov.
Trump administration seeks to make government more efficient; fired employees say opposite will happen.
The council was originally established in 2021 through an administrative order issued by Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
The board was clear during the meeting that they were responding to pressure from the federal government.
Congressman set to deliver his first joint address to the Alaska Legislature on Thursday.
KPBSD is facing a $17 million deficit driven by stagnant funding that’s failed to keep up with inflation.
Sen. Jesse Bjorkman and Reps. Justin Ruffridge, Bill Elam and Sarah Vance were among those sworn in.
Both bills are intended to safeguard children and maintain “societal integrity” in the face of rapidly advancing technologies.
In total, 37 House bills, 39 Senate bills and five Senate joint resolutions had been filed as of Friday.
