Governor outlines long-term fiscal plan to stabilize Alaska's budget
The governor previewed a multi-pronged fiscal plan to reduce Alaska's reliance on volatile oil revenues, protect the Permanent Fund Dividend, and spur investment; he said he will formally introduce the proposal in January.
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The governor outlined a proposed long-term fiscal plan intended to reduce Alaska's dependence on oil revenue and make the state's budget process more predictable. He said the administration will present the plan formally in January and asked the legislature to collaborate on a sustainable approach.
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