Alaska would fund state operations and programs for fiscal year 2027, with some payments and appropriations depending on revenue, other bills, or outside funding.
State agencies, schools, universities, courts, and the Legislature would receive operating funds for fiscal year 2027. Some funding depends on related bills becoming law.
If fiscal year 2026 revenue is high enough, excess money could fund a $200 energy payment with the 2027 dividend, school grants, a bulk fuel loan fund, and reserves.
During fiscal year 2027, the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation would direct up to $800 million to unsubsidized housing loans and $30 million to subsidized housing loans and projects.
The state would provide operating funds to state agencies, the University of Alaska, the courts, and the Legislature. The funding covers government operations and programs listed in sections 1 through 4, including public safety, health care, education, transportation, and public assistance. Some funding for legislation depends on that legislation passing and not being vetoed. The listed appropriations include $23.823 million for legislation-based funding. Funding follows the amounts and sources listed in the act. The main operating budget covers July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, and sections 1 through 4 are retroactive to July 1, 2026.
The state would set aside excess unrestricted general fund revenue for a possible $200 energy payment, school district grants, a bulk fuel loan fund, and the budget reserve fund. The provision applies when fiscal year 2026 unrestricted general fund revenue exceeds $6.3 billion, with the total allocation limited to $700 million. The $200 payment would be part of the fiscal year 2027 permanent fund dividend. School grants would be distributed based on each district’s adjusted average daily membership. The listed uses are funded in order, with any remaining amount going to the budget reserve fund. The revenue is measured for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the energy payment and school grants apply to fiscal year 2027.
The Alaska Housing Finance Corporation would use corporate receipts for housing loan programs. The funding includes up to $800 million for housing loan programs not subsidized by the corporation and $30 million for subsidized housing loan programs and projects. The money comes from corporate receipts held by the corporation and allocated between its housing revolving funds. The $30 million must come from corporate receipts derived from arbitrage earnings. The corporation’s board adopts the procedures for allocating receipts between the two funds. The appropriations apply during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.