Alaska’s FY2027 budget becomes law after Dunleavy vetoes $89.5 million
Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed Alaska’s fiscal 2027 budget on June 24 after vetoing $89.5 million, while school funding remained intact, according to Alaska Public Media.
Mike Dunleavy
-
-
Alaska receives final federal approval for King Cove–Cold Bay road link
Alaska announced July 10, 2026, that it received the final federal approval needed for the King Cove Road, a proposed year-round surface connection between King Cove and Cold Bay.
-
Alaska Legislature enters fourth special session called by Gov. Dunleavy
Gov. Mike Dunleavy called the 34th Alaska Legislature into its fourth special session of 2026, which began July 27 and is listed as ongoing on the Legislature’s website.
-
Anchorage settles Port of Alaska lawsuit for $180 million
The Municipality of Anchorage announced a $180 million settlement in longstanding litigation over the failed federal Port of Alaska project, reporting that total recovery in the matter has reached $191.3 million.
-
Alaska announces $180 million federal settlement tied to Port of Alaska project
Alaska will receive $180 million under a federal settlement resolving decades-old litigation over a failed Port of Alaska project, Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced July 7, 2026.
-
Dunleavy signs Alaska fiscal-year 2027 budget into law with school infrastructure and district-cost funding
Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed Alaska’s fiscal-year 2027 budget on July 3, 2026. The governor’s office said the enacted spending plan includes school-infrastructure investments and additional funding for districts facing higher energy and related costs.