Erin Baldwin Day
Context
Associated municipality: Anchorage.
Assembly Member (District 4). From the city website (retrieved 2026-10-22); verify.
Issues
- AO 2026-108 surveillance technology and license plate readers
- AO 2026-135 Eklutna hydroelectric agreements
- AR 2026-304 seismic and natural hazards working group
- Censure of Assembly Member Martinez
- Waste-to-energy facility design contract
- 2027 General Government Operating Budget
- AR 2026-275 2027-2032 six-year fiscal program
- AO 2026-125 2027 utility enterprise budgets
- 2027 Capital Improvement Budget and 2027-2032 CIP
- Facility energy efficiency and deferred maintenance bonds
- Cuddy Park chalet funding and master plan
- Fire service expansion bond and levy proposal
- Downtown foot patrol funding
- Real Time Crime Center Audio Visual Purchase
- Assembly Member Travel Investigation
- HUD Annual Action Plan Grants
- Anchorage COMMONS Social Capital Initiative
Log
- 2026-10-16 - 2026-10-16 - Assembly Worksession: Questioned ambulance reimbursement budgeting, debt service, position count mismatches, the 2028 fund balance line, the port modernization spending update, Goose Lake and the Cuddy Park chalet size, energy efficiency funding and fire station ballot language.
- 2026-10-20 - 2026-10-20 - Assembly Regular: Sponsored and pulled AR 2026-304, pulled AIM 179-2026 on third-party plan reviews, amended amendment 4 to AO 2026-108, and committed to meet Pastor May about the censure.
- 2026-10-22 - Page created from public sources.
- 2026-08-18 - 2026-08-18 - Assembly Regular: Moved to postpone the Real Time Crime Center purchase to September 1; moved to take the Sensimilla item last.
- 2026-08-04 - 2026-08-04 - Assembly Regular: Moved approval of the Real Time Crime Center purchase; her motion to strike most of the S-2 resolution failed 6-5.
- 2026-07-21 - 2026-07-21 - Assembly Regular: Authored the amendment to the Martinez censure acknowledging his compliance (10-0); moved the FY2027 budget priorities resolution and approval of the HUD plan; moved to postpone the COMMONS initiative indefinitely.