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Erin Baldwin Day

Erin Baldwin Day

Assembly Member · Anchorage Assembly · District 4

Elected OfficialVerified

9 articles · 20 transcripts · 20 clips

Also known as:Assembly Member DayDay
www.muni.org/Departments/Assembly/Pages/About%20Us%20-%20Member%20Profiles.aspx

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 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.”
Alaska News2d ago2 attributions

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 News1w 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 News1w ago2 attributions

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 News2w 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 News2w 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 News2w ago2 attributions

Anchorage Assembly weighs veteran contracting preferences

“A 5% stackable preference for a $100,000 contract is $10,250 difference”
Alaska News2w ago2 attributions

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 News1mo 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 News1mo ago