0:34
Alexi Painter
45:24 - 45:58
"This initial tax will be— will go through the distribution in Box B. So this provides 48.4% of the tax to Kenai Peninsula Borough, 27% for the North Slope Borough, 9.5% by pipeline mileage. That again includes both of those local governments, but also others in the state. 9.5% To community assistance, and then 5.6% to the state as general fund revenue. And these amounts are again the approximate result of the House version of this bill, just without the weighting."
“This initial tax will be— will go through the distribution in Box B. So this provides 48.4% of the tax to Kenai Peninsula Borough, 27% for the North Slope Borough, 9.5% by pipeline mileage. That again includes both of those local governments, but also others in the state. 9.5% To community assistance, and then 5.6% to the state as general fund revenue. And these amounts are again the approximate result of the House version of this bill, just without the weighting.”
- Speaker
- Alexi Painter
- Timestamp
- 45:24 – 45:58
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- June 19, 2026
From the transcript
This initial tax will be— will go through the distribution in Box B. So this provides 48.4% of the tax to Kenai Peninsula Borough, 27% for the North Slope Borough, 9.5% by pipeline mileage. That again includes both of those local governments, but also others in the state. 9.5% To community assistance, and then 5.6% to the state as general fund revenue. And these amounts are again the approximate result of the House version of this bill, just without the weighting.
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