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2025 Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference

The fourth annual Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference will explore the future of energy in Alaska and on a global scale; the impact of artificial intelligence and skyrocketing demand from data centers and supercomputing; the latest advancements in renewable and advanced nuclear power, transmission, and energy storage; and the continued responsible development of our vast oil, gas, and mineral resources.

Governor Dunleavy Issues Statement on Steps to Unleash Alaska’s Energy Potential

Today Governor Mike Dunleavy issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Department of Interior announcing the initial steps it is taking to implement the “Unleashing Alaska’s Extraordinary Resource Potential”

American Red Cross Month

WHEREAS, as one of the Nation’s oldest and most recognized humanitarian organizations, the American Red Cross has long been a symbol of the compassion

Governor Dunleavy Introduces Education Reform Legislation

Governor Mike Dunleavy introduced legislation (HB 76SB 82) to improve educational outcomes for all Alaska students.

Governor Dunleavy Introduces Legislation to Enact the Multistate Nurse Licensure Compact in Alaska

Governor Mike Dunleavy has introduced legislation (HB 131, SB 124) to enter Alaska into the Multistate Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) which will bolster healthcare access and nursing opportunities across the state.

Governor Dunleavy Introduces Two Key Bills to Strengthen Alaska’s Infrastructure and Public Safety

Governor Mike Dunleavy introduced two critical pieces of legislation designed to bolster Alaska’s economic development and enhance public safety services.

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Dutch Harbor Remembrance Day

WHEREAS, on June 3, 1942, six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, World War II arrived in Alaska when Dutch Harbor on Amaknak Island was bombed by Japanese aircraft – the first aerial attack by an enemy on the continental United States; and WHEREAS, the Japanese...

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Great Outdoors Month

WHEREAS, Alaska is known for its expansive landscapes, and people from around the world come to experience the magnificent views and diverse wildlife the Last Frontier has to offer; and WHEREAS, throughout Alaska’s changing seasons, an abundance of recreational...

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BBQ Month

WHEREAS, Alaska summers offer longer days and abundant opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends; and WHEREAS, barbecuing is one such opportunity, being a distinctly American pastime that embodies the spirit of summer, bringing together loved ones...

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To sum it up and put it in perspective, out of an $11 billion budget, the legislature could not find $22 million to support reading grants. We are 51st in the nation and we do have a moral imperative to do better.

This veto override does not end the conversation. It raises the

The people of Alaska want results, not more excuses. They are right to ask why a state that spends over $18,000 per student continues to rank 49th or 50th in academic achievement. That is not a funding problem. That is a policy failure.

My administration has championed

That is over $200 million in new spending without delivering the reforms our education system urgently needs. It amounts to one of the largest education funding increases in state history, yet it does nothing to address why Alaska ranks near the bottom in reading and math.

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GOVERNOR

Mike Dunleavy

As Alaska’s 12th Governor, Governor Dunleavy is committed to restoring trust in government and opening Alaska up to new business and investment.

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