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Tammie Wilson

Assembly Member · Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly

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Also known as:Assembly Member WilsonWilson

Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska

Tammie Wilson is the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly Member for Seat F, with a term expiring in October 2027. She serves on the Borough Assembly in Fairbanks, Alaska, where she can be contacted through her official borough email and phone listed on her member page.

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Fairbanks adopts flood maps that take about 2,900 buildings out of the high-risk zone

Fairbanks adopted new flood maps that take about 2,900 buildings out of the high-risk zone and put about 540 in. Salcha comes out ahead; Moose Creek doesn't.

Cover image for article: Fairbanks adopts flood maps that take about 2,900 buildings out of the high-risk zone

Fairbanks votes Oct. 6 on capping taxes, moving elections and hand counts

Fairbanks voters decide Oct. 6 whether to cap borough taxes, move elections to November and count ballots by hand. Any of it locks for two years.

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Fairbanks voters will weigh banning voting machines for hand counts

Fairbanks voters decide Oct. 6 whether to ban voting machines and hand-count all ballots — an initiative its backers call cost-saving and its critics contest.

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A vacant Fairbanks school's fall reopening hinges on a vote — and an unsigned charter

A vacant Fairbanks school could reopen as a charter this fall — if the Assembly says yes Wednesday and the charter group finally signs a district contract.

Cover image for article: A vacant Fairbanks school's fall reopening hinges on a vote — and an unsigned charter

Anchorage schools adopt regional nurse model, will pull nurses from schools with fewer medical needs

Anchorage schools will reassign nurses from schools with fewer medical needs to cover schools with students requiring tube feedings or diabetes management, responding to a shortage that left some schools without staff.

Cover image for article: Anchorage schools adopt regional nurse model, will pull nurses from schools with fewer medical needs