Reapportionment
Every ten years after the U.S. Census is complete, governments across the country update their election districts to match the new population data. In Anchorage, the process is called Reapportionment and is led by a Reapportionment Committee, which is charged with reviewing the State final redistricting plan, taking public input, and developing proposed maps for the Anchorage Assembly to consider for adoption to realign the boundaries of the six Assembly Election Districts to ensure fair and equal representation. The Reapportionment process will have several opportunities for the public to participate, submit map proposals, and provide input. To learn more, visit the Reapportionment Committee.
Reapportionment Fact SheetReapportionment Timeline and Opportunities for ParticipationView the Draft Maps
Assembly Unanimously Approves 2022 Municipal Operating BudgetAt the November 23 Assembly Meeting, the Assembly unanimously passed the Municipality’s 2022 general operating budget, and passed the Utilities and Capital budgets with overwhelming majorities. After several Assembly amendments were vetoed by the Mayor, the Assembly met on December 10 for a special meeting to address the vetoes of AO 2021-96, AO 2021-97, and AO 2021-98 and upheld the majority of budget amendments that were made with the November 23 passage of the Municipality’s 2022 general government operating, utilities and enterprise, ACDA, and capital budgets. Revised budget documents will be posted here within the next month.
At the November 23 Assembly Meeting, the Assembly unanimously passed the Municipality’s 2022 general operating budget, and passed the Utilities and Capital budgets with overwhelming majorities. After several Assembly amendments were vetoed by the Mayor, the Assembly met on December 10 for a special meeting to address the vetoes of AO 2021-96, AO 2021-97, and AO 2021-98 and upheld the majority of budget amendments that were made with the November 23 passage of the Municipality’s 2022 general government operating, utilities and enterprise, ACDA, and capital budgets. Revised budget documents will be posted here within the next month.
Overview of the Budget Process View the Municipal Budget Homepage Veto Override Presentation - December 10, 2021
2022 Municipal ElectionsThe next Regular Municipal Election will be on Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Address verification cards were mailed to registered voters in early December. Keep an eye out for your card and if any information needs to be updated, you can update it through the State of Alaska's Online Voter Registration website: voterregistration.alaska.gov.
The next Regular Municipal Election will be on Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Address verification cards were mailed to registered voters in early December. Keep an eye out for your card and if any information needs to be updated, you can update it through the State of Alaska's Online Voter Registration website: voterregistration.alaska.gov.
Visit the Municipal Elections WebsiteAddress Notification Press Release
For public notice information please go to the Public Notices page.
As the legislative branch of the Municipality of Anchorage, the Anchorage Assembly is charged with setting policy for the Municipality. The Assembly is guided by the 2019-21 Municipality of Anchorage Assembly Priorities. Read more about our priorities and recent accomplishments.
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The COVID-19 Mitigation Plan is in effect for Anchorage Assembly meetings until further notice:
Read the COVID-19 Mitigation plan for full detailsRead the Muncipality of Anchorage COVID-19 FAQs
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