Erin Baldwin Day

Erin Baldwin Day

Assembly Member · Anchorage Assembly · District 4

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48 articles · 20 transcripts · 24 clips

Also known as:Assembly Member DayDay

Born and raised Alaskan. East High graduate. Fifteen years as policy advocate, community organizer, pastor, and nonprofit leader. Focus on housing, childcare, and transportation. Term expires 2028.

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Anchorage picks up the tab for building repairs the state used to help fund

State and federal funding has shifted significantly over the last decade, and as a result of that, we are shouldering more of the burden for our capital needs
Alaska News1w ago

Anchorage union deals would sweeten benefits amid a labor shortage

we are competing with the private sector for employment
Alaska News1w ago

A Hillside road district taps its own savings to fix its own roads

They're only responsible for paying for the maintenance on their little strip of road.
Alaska News1w ago

Anchorage weighs $1 million for nonprofits feeding and sheltering vulnerable residents

I'm curious how much that base grant funding has decreased.
Alaska News1w ago

Anchorage takes another run at its missing-middle housing rules

Alaska News1w ago

South Anchorage rezone would allow industrial use in a residential area

we have a cottage industry that has cropped up around shepherding people's applications through the rezone process for the municipality is its own comment that deserves further review
Alaska News2w ago

Anchorage Assembly resolution seeks school-funding scenarios and deferred maintenance analysis

Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage planning boundary dispute unresolved between Assembly and state

It is really important if we are going to do the collaborative work together, we really need to have all the information before us to be able to make the decisions.
Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage resolution would steer infrastructure to neighborhoods absorbing new housing

that trajectory does not get us to 10,000 homes in 10 years
Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage Assembly studies removal process it has never used

Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage police and fire overtime budgets built on 2010 math, OMB says

our full-year actuals with police were over $10 million in overtime spend. The approved overtime budget for this year is $4.9 million.
Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage's Assembly weighs censure — or removal — of George Martinez

What is not clear is what the second piece of this process looks like, which is the question of the Assembly taking action to remove one of its own members.
Alaska News3w ago

Anchorage keeps deferring a public safety commission it can't agree on

what I still am not clear on is really what is the problem we are trying to solve. And in all of the documentation I've worked through, I don't really see consensus on that question. What, what is the problem we're trying to solve?
Alaska News4w ago

Anchorage Assembly approves $750K True North grant after amendments fail and crisis-care dispute divides members

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage Assembly to consider first-ever removal proceeding against Martinez

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage planners say 30-foot R-1 height cap would undermine housing overlay

30 if the underlying zone is R-1. So one of the things we heard during the TSDO process was a really significant current concern about shadows in these R1 neighborhoods, the residential single-family neighborhoods. And so this was a response to that concern to say, okay, in, in R1, we will maintain the height as is, as it already exists in that zone.
Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage takes another run at 'missing middle' housing

The goal is more housing at more price points for more people, for more of our neighbors.
Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage planners count 21 stalled projects as Assembly weighs housing overlay

We have never made the jump from our comprehensive plan to actual code change when it comes to these transit supportive corridors. Places where, again, we've said this is where additional density belongs in Anchorage.
Alaska News1mo ago2 attributions

Anchorage approved three ice-arena contracts. The office that oversees them has one employee.

going back to the audit findings, and this is really sort of an internal business question, but I think it's germane. a lot of those findings were really related to some challenges with contract administration and capacity.
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Anchorage child care fund squeezed by programs moved from alcohol tax

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage Assembly unanimously passes veteran-owned business preference ordinance

Alaska News1mo ago

APD awards $1.66M opioid settlement contract for deflection program

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage's hockey community moves to take over its own arenas for $10 a year

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage Assembly takes up wipes ban in city sewers June 23

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage city funds carry $45 million in deficits — biggest two still growing

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage budget trade-off: schools OR general government, not both, may be coming

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage homeless residents tell Assembly: shelters worse than jail

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage Assembly reviews missing middle housing overlay for transit corridors

The problem that we are trying to solve is Once more. Housing supply. That is the point of what we are doing with the Missing Middle Housing Opportunity Overlay.
Alaska News1mo ago2 attributions

True North dropped crisis services from Fairview plan after months of pushback

when I look at a feasibility study and there's an entire paragraph that says, you know, the mobile outreach team is the service line with the least amount of billable revenue associated given the target population of the service line, and then there's a question at the end about operational impacts if additional grant funding isn't made available. I have questions about sustainability when it sounds like we're shifting harder into that mobile outreach model.
Alaska News1mo ago2 attributions

Anchorage ordinance would open industrial zones to adult care facilities

Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage raises veteran bid preference cap to $50,000

So I just want us to be clear about both of those things as we're contemplating this change.
Alaska News1mo ago

Anchorage transit plan adds $684M in routes, microtransit zones through 2052

is the nexus point for planning for the state and also our local government
Alaska News2mo ago2 attributions

Anchorage advances 5% bid preference for veteran-owned firms

A 5% stackable preference for a $100,000 contract is $10,250 difference
Alaska News2mo ago2 attributions

Anchorage Assembly weighs veteran contracting preferences

A 5% stackable preference for a $100,000 contract is $10,250 difference
Alaska News2mo ago2 attributions

ASD projects $40M FY28 deficit — two months after voters rejected school bond and tax levy

Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage Assembly to vote on natural burial cemetery on HLB land

Alaska News2mo ago

Assembly to hear natural burial cemetery proposal for South Anchorage

Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage School District to receive $37 million from state education funding increase

Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage secures $25M for Port of Alaska in state capital budget

Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage veteran preference splits on eligibility, contract scope

local preference already exists in the world of ITB, of invitations to bid, and that would be stackable with this particular preference, which means that a local veteran would have an additional layer of preference over a veteran who might be bidding from out of state
Alaska News2mo ago3 attributions

Anchorage sees 28% drop in unsheltered homelessness as shelters reach capacity

do you have a sense, you know, based on sort of this data set that we're building, what the, what the true demand is for shelter at this point? And I think looking at, looking at our utilization rates, I mean, and to your point that 93% is full or greater, it does make me wonder, you know, where, where should we be looking? What should our capacity, what should our real capacity be?
Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage proposes second round of child care licensing code changes

Alaska News2mo ago

Anchorage faces $1.3 billion stormwater infrastructure deficit

Alaska News2mo ago

Assembly Approves $64.8M Bond Appropriation for Capital Projects

Alaska News3mo ago

Anchorage faces mobile home park crisis as South Park Estates closes

Alaska News3mo ago

Assembly postpones developer's land deadline amid mobile home park dispute

Alaska News3mo ago

Assembly rejects resolution seeking larger Basher Trailhead parking lot

Alaska News3mo ago

Assembly Approves Study of Wildfire Service Area for High-Risk Zones

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