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Dom Pannone

Program Management and Administration · Department of Transportation & Public Facilities

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Dom (Don) Pannone is the Director of Program Management and Administration at the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, where he leads the Director's Office for the division. He oversees administrative services and can be contacted through the department's Juneau office.

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Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities: Director

Prince William Sound faces a winter without ferry service as the Aurora is overhauled

Prince William Sound faces a winter with little or no ferry service while the 1977-built Aurora is overhauled. New docks are the fix, and they're years away.

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Lawmakers press state on Safer Seward Highway project's size and funding as DOT reopens comment

Lawmakers pressed DOT on the Safer Seward Highway's size and funding. DOT pointed to open houses, new data online and 30 more days of public comment.

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Alaska DOT faces continued budget shortfall despite partial restoration

Alaska DOT gets only half of $5 million budget restored for next fiscal year, leaving shortfalls in equipment, utilities, and energy costs. • Department will keep cost controls in place and monitor spending to protect maintenance services. • Capital budget and federal matching funds were fully approved for fiscal year 2027.

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House Finance hears $8.4M in governor's budget amendments

House Finance heard $8.4 million in budget amendments, including salary increases for public safety workers and a reversal of pay raises for newly unionized University of Alaska employees.

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