Video Clips
Quoted moments from Alaska public meetings, hearings, and press conferences.
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Speaker A
“Clothing of vouchers for interview clothing may be available at your local job center.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
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Speaker A
“If you have a phone or video interview, we can help you practice and learn facetime, zoom or teams at your local job center.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:34
Speaker A
“Fidelity Bonding is an insurance policy for the employer providing no cost, no deductible bond for hiring at risk job seekers to overcome barriers to employment and helps alleviate employer concerns about hiring at risk job applicants.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:31
Speaker A
“If you apply to five jobs a day, you you should start to get interviews within two weeks, most likely sooner. And if you're not getting interviews, please work with the job center staff to identify what needs to change in your process.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:32
Speaker A
“Our current labor market provides vast opportunities for you to find meaningful work because there are two jobs for every one job seeker in Alaska and many people are finding work who have never worked before who experience significant barriers to employment.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:39
Speaker A
“Our Job Center Resource Room provides a space to access the most up to date employment and training resources. You can utilize computers for completing online applications. We provide tools such as printers, copiers, scanners and staff to assist you one on one with various employment services.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:57
Speaker A
“The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is a federal tax credit for employers. It is an incentive for businesses to hire and retain employees from certain populations such as qualified ex felons”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:45
Speaker A
“The bond covers against loss of money or property due to employee dishonesty through theft, forgery, larceny, or embezzlement. The bond helps build trust between the individual and their potential employer by showing that there is a mechanism in place to cover losses.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
1:02
Speaker A
“We know that finding and maintaining meaningful employment can make all the difference in reducing the chances of returning to prison or not and as a part of our community, we want you to be successful for yourself and your family.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:21
Speaker A
“You can visit a job center for help and write clearly on applications.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:32
Speaker A
“Career Support and Training Services do you need funding to get a job, keep a job or make more money? State and federal grants are available. Workforce Innovation Opportunity act is our federal funding and the State Training and Employment Program is our state funding.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:51
Speaker A
“There's also certifications to add to your resume such as typing 10 key data entry and the National Career Readiness Certificate. Utilizing study and testing in the workkeys curriculum.”Alaska Labor & Workforce: Employment After Incarceration · May 15, 2026
0:34
Speaker A
“Seventeen weeks ago, these students arrived at the Department of Public Safety Training Academy as stranger to each other, with only a vague idea of what lay ahead. The training here is not known for being easy and making it through.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
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Speaker A
“Each of these students should be proud of their accomplishment of completing this program which is one of the toughest and without a doubt one of the finest law enforcement training avenues in this nation.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
0:36
Speaker A
“I believe the skills of have learned here will directly translate to your individual abilities to problem solve, take direction and perform under pressure. These are some of the key ingredients needed for the recipe to create a successful law enforcement Officer.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
0:25
Speaker A
“The overall physical fitness average of this class rose from 76% after a lesser physical fitness test on the first day they arrived here to a respectable 93.6% at their final physical fitness test.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
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Speaker A
“While may they have spent over 1000 hours either in the classroom or engaged in practical scenarios learning more than 70 subjects. They completed numerous exams nearly every Saturday they were here and have had very few days off during that 17 years. Together they endured control tactics, cold water spray, then spray with pepper spray and exposed to the Taser.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
0:18
Speaker A
“My name is Grant Miller and I have the honor of serving us as attendants at the lasso long since the training academy here in ticket.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
0:27
Speaker A
“The overall grade point average for Alec 2401 was an impressive 90.93%.”Alaska State Troopers: ALET 24-01 Graduation Ceremony · May 20, 2026
0:23
Mike Dunleavy
“The goal is to get long term gas. The goal is to do exactly what the Asian allies and others are doing right now in the world. How do we get gas at the lowest price possible over the long term? That's the goal first.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“we got about three weeks left in the session.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:30
Mike Dunleavy
“modifying this property tax, converting it into a pilt, which is a plan in lieu of taxes, in which the local communities, the local boroughs, the state and the private concern, Glenn Farn, could come together around an agreement that would allow this to become financeable.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:19
Mike Dunleavy
“the window is not going to stay open for Alaska forever. The Asian allies and others are looking for gas worldwide.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:24
Mike Dunleavy
“You might go from $10 a unit gas in the lower 48 or Canada quickly to 12, 14, 15, 16, $18 gas. And what does that mean? You're looking at 35 to 45 cents a kilowatt hour five to 10 years from now on the rail belt, especially in places like Fairbanks, Alaska.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:21
Mike Dunleavy
“You're not going to get the president of the United States behind a project like this. This is one of the signature major, huge projects for the country and for Alaska. You're not going to get a Persian Gulf happening every day.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“This would be the largest project in Alaska history, probably the largest in the Arctic, in the Pacific. The impacts on Alaska would be almost immeasurable going out decades and decades and decades. And we have, we are this close to securing this with this pilt.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“This property tax simply just too high. It doesn't work. It's higher than Texas, it's higher than so many other states. It's one of the highest there is, if not the highest in the country.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:44
Mike Dunleavy
“I interpret that letter as they're following this project and they encourage us to do whatever we can to make it financeable. So we get a gas line.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:25
Mike Dunleavy
“it's my understanding it's anywhere between $9 and $12. But I'm not an expert on that. That's being worked on by folks that this is their business. But in state we would hope to get gas for half that or less than half that.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:24
Mike Dunleavy
“This is really an Alaska advantage at this point. And to Our Asian allies, it is because our proximity to Asia, eight days of Tokyo, eight or nine days of Tokyo and Seoul, South Korea. But uncontested waters is really the big thing.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:34
Mike Dunleavy
“This bill has got to be. We got to be able to construct a bill that doesn't tax investors just on property that sits there, which the current property tax would do, as opposed to when gas is flowing.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:46
Mike Dunleavy
“without a gas line and importing gas, the legislature is going to have to work on an urban power cost equalization program in the tune of 2 to 5 billion dollars to build renewables and batteries and wind and solar and to import gas.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“I would say that you go above $0.10, ideally you're within the $0.06 range. If you go above, much above that, you're probably not going to get a project that's financeable. Somebody comes in with a 20 cent throughput tax, it's not going to be financeable.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:21
Mike Dunleavy
“the big item on the agenda, I think, for Alaskans is energy and energy with regard to this gas line.”Governor Dunleavy: Press Conference: LNG Gas line Update · May 8, 2026
0:19
Mike Dunleavy
“this project went last year from discussion. It's gone from concept to discussion to now execution. This is how far this project has gone in such a short period of time.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“one of the biggest projects amongst the many that are being represented here at this conference, of course, is our Alaska LNG project. This has been something that's been talked about for decades and decades and decades.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
0:47
Mike Dunleavy
“that enormous amount of gas would enable us to get incredibly low prices, relatively speaking here in state in Alaska, which would reduce, as opposed to what's happening in other parts of the country, reduce the cost of energy for Alaskans for the long term.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“our first oil play was actually just out the window here in Cook inlet in the 1950s and 60s. And there was so much gas that that was one of the reasons why there was an LNG export concept that was developed, because you got to remember the rest of the United States was not exporting LNG at that time. We were trying to import and get as much lng, excuse me, gas as possible. In any event, in the late 60s, the port was developed and we were shipping LNG to Tokyo to Japan for 50 straight years uninterrupted.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
0:24
Mike Dunleavy
“we're running out of gas in the very inlet in which we pioneered LNG export. Right out the window here, we're running out of gas.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
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Mike Dunleavy
“we had one of the largest fertilizer plants also next to the LNG export plant, to just Monetize that enormous amount of gas that was there. Well, that gas is, that gas is diminishing rapidly.”Governor Dunleavy: Delivering for Alaskans: What's Next for AKLNG · May 21, 2026
0:48
Speaker A
“we'll have four months of surveys and information presented online through the website. And that will be focused on an October meeting where we'll explain the information that we gathered over the course of the summer and discuss that. And then we'll have the agency review draft that will go out in November, followed by the public review draft in December which will go out for 60 day review and public comment.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
0:37
Speaker A
“the five year forest management schedule will continue to be developed during this amendment process. We'll take a pause. So because the management plan is being amended, I won't be issuing one in this season, which is typically the time that I would. It'll come again in another two years.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Irvin Carlson
“we aim to have the final product signed by the Commissioner by mid April of 2025.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Irvin Carlson
“we will be preparing a draft of the Haines State Forest Management Plan. With that allow us to enter carbon offset market.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Irvin Carlson
“it's at the direction of the Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources that directs us to make the state forests open for possible carbon offset projects.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Speaker A
“every acre on the forest that's available for timber sale is going to be available for carbon offset programs. And so like Mr. Fulton explained, the intention is to create the highest value for the state and the resources that they own on these lands that we manage.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest Resource Management Area- Opening Meeting May 8th 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Geneva Preston
“Timber harvest would are very likely to be designed in coordination with the Department of Fish and Game and they would be designed with the purpose of enhancing habitat.”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 · Jun 3, 2026
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Speaker A
“What is the goal? I mean, what. What is the justification for changing what's in place? What's driving this desire to change the existing plan?”Alaska DNR Forestry: Haines State Forest RMA Project Update Meeting – October 10, 2024 · Jun 3, 2026