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​Who are your Assembly Members? Find your Assembly District and contact the me​mbers that represent you​ or use our PDF map and contact list.

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District 1 | North ​Anchorage

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Christopher Constant

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E-Mail: Christopher.Constant@anchorageak.gov

Term Expires: 2026

  • Chair - Assembly​
  • Chair - Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Quality Municipal Services Committee
  • Housing & Homelessness Committee
  • Community & Economic Development Committee
  • Transportation Committee
  • ​Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Ex Officio Member - Anchorage Chamber of Commerce
  • Liaison - Federation of Community Councils
  • Liaison - National League of Cities (NLC)
Christopher Constant has lived in the North Anchorage district since 1998. Professionally, Christopher is a licensed real estate agent as well as a Grants and Contracts Director for a statewide nonprofit substance abuse and behavioral health treatment provider. During his past involvement with the Fairview Community Council, including two terms as President, Christopher successfully led an effort to improve public safety in his neighborhood which was the catalyst that led him to consider serving as an Assembly Member. Christopher is a strong supporter for improving key infrastructure, strong schools and advocating for intensive services needed by Anchorage's homeless population. Perseverance is a quality that he admires most as can be seen by his favorite quote from The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, “The secret of life, though, is to fall seven times and to get up eight times."​

Daniel Volland

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E-Mail: Daniel.Volland@anchorageak.gov

​Term Expires: 2028

Education: BS Biology, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA; Doctorate of Optometry, Pacific University College of Optometry, Forest Grove, OR

   
 
  • Co-Chair - Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Chair - Transportation Committee ​
  • Municipal Audit Committee
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Ex Officio Member - Anchorage Community Development Authority (ACDA)
  • Safe Routes to Schools Working Group​
  • AMATS Policy Committee​​
Daniel is a licensed optometric physician and owner of an independent eye care clinic in downtown Anchorage. He has also provided eye care throughout rural Alaska. Arriving by small plane, boat, snow machine, ATV, and sled, he has performed pop-up eye clinics in over thirty Alaskan communities. Daniel has served as Vice Chair of the South Addition Community Council and has volunteered on the council's Neighborhood Plan Committee and Land Use Committee. Additionally, he has served on the boards of the Arctic Encounter Symposium and the Alaska World Affairs Council, and been an involved member of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee, Young Professionals Group, and the Anchorage East Rotary Club. In 2021, he was honored to be awarded "Alaska Young Professional of the Year" by his peers. He loves being in nature and exploring Alaska, whether it’s packrafting, backcountry ice-skating, hiking, or walking his dog, Juniper, on the Coastal Trail. Daniel is honored to represent North Anchorage, one of the most diverse districts in the United States. He is passionate about helping Anchorage be a safe, welcoming community that creates opportunity for all. ​

​District 2 | Chugiak, Eagle River, JBER


Jared Goecker

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​Contact Info: (907) 343-4113
E-Mail: Jared.D.Goecker@anchorageak.gov
​Facebook: Assemblyman Jared Goecker​

Term Expires: 2028

  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Housing & Homelessness Committee
  • Municipal Audit Committee
  • Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Alternative - AMATS Policy Committee

Jared first moved to Alaska in 2002 when his father was stationed at JBER with the Air Force. After graduating with honors from Angelo State University with a degree in Political Science and Communications, he returned to Alaska immediately—committed to building a life and career in the state that shaped him.

His extensive public sector experience includes serving as Deputy Director of Human Resources for the Municipality of Anchorage. Previously, as Deputy Director of Labor Relations for the State of Alaska, he negotiated statewide unions contracts and spearheaded a major modernization of the state’s payroll systems. 

Since 2024, Jared has worked as the Public Relations Director for the Chugiak-Eagle River Senior Center, where he is focused on delivering meaningful results for residents and the local community.

Jared is actively involved throughout the local community, serving on the Chugiak-Eagle River Advisory Board as an alternate for his community council, volunteering with the Eagle River Sleeping Lady Lions Club, serving ​as President of the Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks Board of Directors, is active with the District-23 Republican Party, volunteers to do cleanup work on local trails, and serves regularly at a downtown shelter. Above all, he is proud to raise his young son in Eagle River and is committed to ensuring Chugiak-Eagle River remains a vibrant, family-friendly place to live and thrive.

Scott Myers

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​Contact Info: (907) 343-4114

E-Mail: Scott.Myers@anchorageak.gov

Term Expires: 2026

  • Vice Chair - Community & Economic Development Committee
  • ​Vice Chair - Legislative Committee
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole​

“Knowledge is Power” is a phrase Scott learned from the first Broker he worked for and it stuck. Scott started his real estate career in Central Oregon at the age of 18 and moved to Alaska in 2010. Scott served on the Anchorage Board of Realtors for 7 years, both as Director at Large and then as 2017 President. He has served on the Executive Board of The Alaska Association of Realtors​ and has served as the Alaska representative for Realtor Political Action Committee (RPAC), Major Investor Council for the National Association of Realtors. 

Scott's continued community involvement includes a past board member for the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce, a member of District 23 Republican Party. He has previously served​ on the Board of Equalization, the Zoning Board of Examiners and Appeals for the Municipality of Anchorage and as President of the Southfork Community Council.​


 
 
 

​District 3 | West Anchorage

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Anna Brawley​

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4116
E-Mail: Anna.Brawley@anchora​geak.gov  
Term Expires: 2026 
Education: BA History, Denison University, Granville OH; MA Social Sciences, University of Chicago, Chicago IL; MRP (Planning), Cornell University, Ithaca NY​

  • Vice Chair - Anchorage Assembly
  • ​​​Co-Chair - Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Vice Chair - Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Community and Economic Development Committee
  • Housing and Homelessness Committee
  • Municipal Audit Committee
  • Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Quality Municipal Services Commitee
  • Transportation Committee
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Liaison - Alaska Municipal League (AML)
  • Liaison - National League of Cities (NLC)​
​Anna B. Brawley is a planner, project manager, and owns a small consulting firm in Anchorage, with a background in history and urban planning. She likes learning how complex systems work, such as cities, and how to improve them.

Before serving on the Assembly, Anna has served as chair of the Anchorage Budget Advisory Commission, an officer for Spenard and Turnagain Community Councils, on the board of NeighborWorks Alaska, and as a community advocate. She lives in Turnagain with her family and two highly opinionated cats. When not working, she enjoys gardening, creative projects, biking, walking, and Nordic skiing.​


 Kameron Perez-Verdia

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4115
E-Mail: Kameron.Perez-Verdia@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2028
Education: BA Communications, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA; MBA Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, Denver, CO

  • Chair - Housing and Homelessness Committee​
  • Chair - Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Infrastr​ucture, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • ​Liaison Alternate - Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB)

Kameron was born and raised in Alaska, growing up the community of Utqiaġvik, Alaska. Prior to his service on the Anchorage Assembly, ​Kameron served on the Anchorage School Board for four years, serving both as vice president and president. With an extensive history in the local non-profit world, helping to build stronger and healthier communities is an intrinsic part of who Kameron Perez-Verdia is. Currently he serves as the President and CEO of a local non-profit organization founded in 1972 that brings Alaskans together to think critically to ultimately build and strengthen communities. Kameron holds a Batchelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Puget Sound and an M.B.A from the Daniels College of Business at University of Denver. He is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys exploring Alaska with his wife and two young daughters.​​


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​District 4 | Midtown Anchorage


Erin Baldwin Day

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4117
E-Mail: ​Erin.Baldwin.Day@anchorageak.gov​ 
Term Expires: 2028

  • Vice Chair - Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Vice Chair - Transportation Committee
  • Community & Economic Development Committee
  • Legislative Committee
  • Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • AMATS Policy Committee

Erin is a born and raised Alaskan “boomerang kid”: after graduating from East Anchorage High School in 2000, she left to go to college in the Lower 48 and returned to Anchorage in 2009 to raise her own family in Midtown. Following fifteen years of service as a local policy advocate, community organizer, pastor, and nonprofit leader, she joins the Assembly with a particular focus on the issues that impact the daily lives of working people in Anchorage: housing supply, childcare access, and transportation infrastructure. Erin lives in University Park with her husband of twenty years, two fantastic teenagers, and a dog named Max. When she’s not at work you might find her flying down a trail on her fat tire bike, whipping up delicious messes in the kitchen, writing bad poetry, or enjoying live music. She lives by the mantra that the long moral arc of the universe only bends toward justice if the people do the pulling.​

Felix Rivera

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Contact Info: (907) 764-0841
E-Mail: Felix.Rivera@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2026
Education: BA Liberal Studies, Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage

  • Chair - Municipal Audit Committee
  • Chair - Quality Municipal Services Committee
  • Housing & Homelessness Committee
  • Public Health & Safety Committee​
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Liaison - Alaska Municipal League (AML)​

Felix came to Alaska for college and never left. His work as Constituent Relations and Special Assistant for the Mayor's Office helped to prepare him for his role as Assembly Member and Chair. His passion is making a difference in the lives of people in his community; and he has been able to do this by not only serving on the Assembly, but by sitting on the board of directors for several nonprofits that help those in need. Writing and journalism is another way Felix has been able to make an impact. While studying journalism at APU he covered local events around town as well as wrote for an international wire service. His stories were published around the world. Felix considers his proudest accomplishment to be “helping fight and eventually obtain protections for LGBTQ Anchorage residents in employment, housing, and public accommodations."

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District 5 | East Anchorage



George Martinez

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​Phone: (907) 343-4120
E-Mail: George.Martinez2@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2026
Education: AA Liberal Arts, Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York, NY; BA  Political Science, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY; Doctoral Fellow, Ph.D. Program - MEQ Level II - American Political Science, City University of New York Graduate School and University Center, New York, NY. 

  • Chair - Community & Economic Development Committee
  • Vice Chair - Quality Municipal Services Committee
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole​
George is a husband, father of two ASD students, doggy daddy to Betty and Popeye, and self-employed strategic consultant. He's had successful careers as a community organizer, college professor, artist, and government/ nonprofit executive, eventually receiving international diplomatic appointments across the Western Hemisphere. He is a former Special Assistant to the Mayor of Anchorage and recently served as the Northeast Community Council president.

George serves on several boards, including the Alaska Youth Orchestras and Alaska Center for the Performing Arts. He is also an advisory member of Anchorage Cops for Community and the University of Alaska Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Extension.  

George is committed to bringing people together for a connected, safe, and thriving city where businesses succeed, our economy grows, neighborhoods flourish, and our families are healthy and prosperous.


Yarrow Silvers

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4119
E-Mail: Yarrow.Silvers@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2028


  • Vice Chair - Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Legislative Committee
  • Housing & Homelessness Committee
  • Budget and Finance Committee-of-the-Whole​
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
An East Anchorage resident for more than a decade, Yarrow Silvers brings a deep-rooted Alaskan perspective and a passion for public service to the Anchorage Assembly. Raised in some of the most remote corners of the state, she earned her degree in Environmental Science from Metropolitan State University in Denver after beginning her studies at the University of Alaska at Anchorage.


Her entrance into public life began in 2021, when she successfully organized for traffic safety improvements in East Anchorage, and against a gerrymander that would have harmed East Anchorage communities. Since then, she has served as Vice President of the Scenic Foothills Community Council and co-founded two civic organizations: Anchorage Action, a grassroots advocacy group, and the Alaska Current, an independent media collective focused on local issues.

On the Assembly, Yarrow is focused on practical solutions that strengthen neighborhoods, including addressing homelessness, expanding affordable housing, improving public safety, revitalizing public spaces and cleaning up streets and parks to ensure neighborhoods are safe and welcoming again. She lives in East Anchorage with her husband, Tim, and their two children, both of whom attend Anchorage public schools.​
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District 6 | South Anchorage, Girdwood, Turnagain Arm

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Zac Johnson

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4122​
E-Mail: Zac.Johnson@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2026
Education: BS Aviation Technology, University of Alaska Anchorage, Anchorage, AK​

  • Chair - Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Chair - Legislative Committee
  • Community & Economic Development Committee
  • Public Health & Safety Committee
  • Budget & Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Ex Officio Member - Anchorage Economic Development Corporation (AEDC)​

Zac Johnson spent his early years living in a cabin along Turnagain Arm. Although his family moved away from Alaska when he was young, Zac found his way back after leaving active duty with the Marine Corps. Zac is a proud UAA graduate, former State Trooper, and was an active member of his community council. 

Today, Zac happily resides in the Upper Hillside area with his wife, Liz, and their dog, Archer.​

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Keith McCormick

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Contact Info: (907) 343-4121
E-Mail: Keith.McCormick@anchorageak.gov
Term Expires: 2028

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  • Vice Chair - Housing & Homelessness Committee
  • Community & Economic Development Committee 
  • Public Health & Safety Committee
  • ​Budget & Finance Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Infrastructure, Enterprise & Utility Oversight Committee-of-the-Whole
  • Rules Committee-of-the-Whole
Keith McCormick was born and raised in South Anchorage, graduating from South Anchorage High School. He served five years in the Marine Corps Infantry, before working as a contracted combat medic overseas. While working in Afghanistan, he founded a software company which patented unique algorithms to optimize business efficiency, and earned recognition as Alaska’s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2018. After sale of the company, he went on to earn a Doctorate in Medical Science, and now works as a PA-C with a focus in pediatric psychiatry. Keith spends his free time enjoying the Alaskan outdoors with his wife and two sons.  
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​Office of the Municipal Clerk

​The Municipal Clerk administers the Assembly offices and oversees Municipal elections. The Municipal Clerk's Office publishes the agenda; records all Assembly-related actions; and pro​duces the minutes for all Assembly meetings. The Municipal Clerk's Office oversees business licensing and staffs several Municipal boards, including the Board of Ethics, the Board of Adjustment, the Election Commission, and the Salaries and Emoluments Commission.

Vision Statement:  The Anchorage Municipal Clerk's Office is dedicated to excellence by courteously, accurately, and timely performing its duties to facilitate a well-informed, well-served community and government officials, thus, maximizing public participation in the democratic process of local government.

​Phone: 907-343-4311
Fax: 907-343-7999
Clerk's Office: wwmasmc@anchorageak.gov
Business Licenses: MuniLicenses@anchorageak.gov ​
Elections: Elections@anchorageak.gov or 907-243-VOTE (8683)
Mailing address: P.O. Box 196650, Anchorage, AK 99519-6650​​​​​

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​​Municipal Clerk's Office

632 W 6th Ave., Ste. 250
Anchorage, AK 99501

Tuesday - Friday
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 
except Municipal holidays​
Appointments are encouraged.
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​MOA Election Cente​r

619 E Ship Creek Ave., Ste. 100, Door D
Anchorage, AK 99501

​Tuesday - Thursday​
9​:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 
c​​losed during lunch hours and ​​​Municipal holidays
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Legislative Services​​

​The Assembly's Legislative Services team is the community's liaison to the Legislative branch of municipal government and serves all twelve members of the body through communications, policy and issue research, public engagement, orientation and education, strategic planning, and project management of major initiatives.

Vision Statement: We seek to elevate the Anchorage Assembly as an institution, ensure that the Assembly’s work is visible in the community, and ensure that the people of Anchorage are engaged and included in that work. We see our office as essential in the functioning of the Municipality of Anchorage and we are dedicated to making Anchorage a great place where people can take pride in their local government and see it working for them. Read our Strategic P​lan.​

Ph​one: 907-343-4125
Email: wwmasls@anchorageak.gov
Mailing address: P.O. Box 196650, Anchorage, AK 99519-6650​​​​​

Clare Ross, Legislative Services Director
Allie Hartman, Assembly Communications Director
Jennifer Veneklasen, Assembly Legislative & Policy Analyst


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