Today’s A.F. Branco Cartoon - 3/28/2018
Ohhhhhhh......
PolitadickLaw Enforcement (police), FBI and the School all knew before it happen..... Yet people are not blaming those that could have prevented it....
Why?
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Another one.... Politadick
Democrats in the House don’t know what to do now that the Budget has hit $12,000,000,000 Billion Dollars.....
They were not expecting the vote for full PFD to have passed like it did......
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One of the Muskox Three crosses party (Democrats) lines and voted for a full PFD.... Did you know Gabby is up for re-election in November... Have you checked her record on Voting when it comes to the issues.....
Hmmmmmm....... Politadick
Politadick · 0:59 Hello!
Politadick · 1:35 Are you going to vote Yes on a full PFD? And will everyone else?
Community: Call 3-1-1 to reach APD Dispatch in non-emergency situations
From the Mayor's Office:
ANCHORAGE (March 27, 2018) – Today, Mayor Ethan Berkowitz announced the launch of a new telephone directory to allow residents to reach often-accessed city services more easily, including the Anchorage Police Department’s non-emergency line.
“Anchorage 311 makes reaching the Anchorage Police Department easier in non-emergency situations,” said Chief Justin Doll. “Residents are encouraged to use 311 to reach APD for all non-emergencies.”
The number prioritizes access to APD’s non-emergency line, which will relieve pressure on 911 and is easier to remember than the seven-digit phone number. In addition, Anchorage 311 will serve as a general directory for frequently-contacted departments, such as Street Maintenance, Code Enforcement, the Mayor’s Office, Traffic, the Municipal Clerk’s Office, Fees and Taxes, Vehicle Impound, and Health and Human Services.
“We want to provide easy access to the City departments,” stated Mayor Berkowitz. “Anchorage 311 offers residents a streamlined way to connect with MOA services.”
The City will monitor Anchorage 311 and update the menu options based on findings. The number is currently up and operational.
For more information, contact Kristin DeSmith, Communications Director, (907) 231-2226, desmithk@muni.org.
Thieves in Juneau are talking..... Politadick
One thing important to note is that ANY constitutional amendment bill (SJR 1, HJR 7, HJR 23, SJR 2, HJR 34 et al) requires a ratification vote by Alaskan voters. It doesn't matter if you like it or hate it, any constitutional amendment proposed by the Legislature MUST be approved by 2/3 vote by each body of the Legislature AND ratified by a majority of Alaskan voters voting in that election.
Here is the complete text of Article XIII, sec. 1 -
"Amendments to this constitution may be proposed by a two-thirds vote of each house of the legislature. The lieutenant governor shall prepare a ballot title and proposition summarizing each proposed amendment, and shall place them on the ballot for the next general election. If a majority of the votes cast on the proposition favor the amendment, it shall be adopted. Unless otherwise provided in the amendment, it becomes effective thirty days after the certification of the election returns by the lieutenant governor."
Worth Repeating with all that is going on in Juneau....
Here is what you need to know about what happens if the House and Senate push through any kind of changes for the PFD(ERA)...
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