Skip to main content
0:34

Gray Jackson

54:23 - 54:58

“Chris Curtis has served over 34 years with the Division of Legislative Audit and was approved by the legislature on March 2, 2012, to serve in her current position leading the division as legislative auditor.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Alaska
Captured at

From the transcript

Thank you. Seeing no objection, the minutes are approved. We're now on agenda item 4, legislative auditor hiring process. For the benefit of this committee and all legislators and the general public also, I want to take a couple of minutes to share a preview of the hiring process for the position of legislative auditor. Chris Curtis has served over 34 years with the Division of Legislative Audit and was approved by the legislature on March 2, 2012, to serve in her current position leading the division as legislative auditor.

Related Coverage

Alaska lawmakers order audit of Board of Fisheries process

Alaska lawmakers voted unanimously to audit the Board of Fisheries' process after the Attorney General overturned five regulations citing ethics violations.

Cover image for article: Alaska lawmakers order audit of Board of Fisheries process

Alaska legislative auditor resigns after 34 years, replacement process underway

Alaska's legislative auditor Chris Curtis is resigning after 34 years, effective Aug. 30. The Legislature is hiring her replacement through a process that aims to seat a new auditor by August.

Cover image for article: Alaska legislative auditor resigns after 34 years, replacement process underway