Alaska Senate Unanimously Passes Budget, Closes Gap

Here's more Anchorage news from March 14th.

The Alaska Senate unanimously passed a supplemental budget this week to cover a $343 million

gap in essential state.

Spending.

Those funds will match federal money for transportation projects and provide support

for disaster prevention and relief efforts across the state.

This move comes after projections showed a sudden spike in oil revenues helping close

the shortfall.

Some makers from both parties agreed it was a practical step to keep communities funded

and secure tens of millions in federal infrastructure dollars.

State leaders have faced ongoing fiscal pressures for years due to ups and downs in oil income

with similar revenue boosts seen four years ago during.

Global events.

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