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2015-12-21 Joint Work Session CITY COUNCIL - BOROUGH ASSEMBLY JOINT WORK SESSION AGENDA Monday, December 21, 2015 Kodiak library Multi-Purpose Room 1:15 p.m. (Borough Chairing) Joint work sessions are informal meetings of the Borough Assembly and City Council where elected officials discuss issues that affect both Borough and City governments and residents. Although additional items not listed on the joint work session agenda are sometimes discussed when introduced by elected officials, staff, or members of the public, no formal action is taken at joint work sessions and items that require formal action are placed on a regular Borough Assembly and/or City Council meeting agenda. Public comments at work sessions are NOT considered part of the official record. Public comments intended for the "official record"should be made at a regular Borough Assembly or City Council meeting. Page 1. Briefing of the Governor's Fiscal Plan 2 - 11 A. Sustainable Alaska Plan Sustainable Alaska Plan 2. 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POWANy TeapmAd4er Ne RoeppAY iC)orarun Ye 3 y a UN UNS v a m m UN Spending Reductions • Multi-year approach • All agencies and programs involved • Service reductions and closures • Reduced grants and subsidies • Efficiency initiatives n n ALASKA ,' ii CO i F � @"mud'd'sinr �"a,NCr,%iier iPoD Mtrc@' Y Our "ouNie rr¢^ a a Cn N W Cr 0 m N 7C' Spending Reductions Workforce • 600 fewer state employees compared to last year • 150 additional staff reductions est. in FY17 • By FY19 there will be 900 fewer employees than FY15 • Hold personnel costs Agency Operating Budgets • $400M cut in FY16 • $139M cut in FY17 ➢Education, UA, AVTEC reduced by $25M (1.590 ➢Health, Life Safety, and Justice reduced $64M (3.6%) ➢Other agencies reduced $50M (8.590) n ALASKA -M y a m W W M New Sustainable Alaska Planm Sg, v. $5,GDO 4 000 $3,Ud0 $2, Oil ��vr��i%///i%%�////%%%°�//(//%%///rl�d/J/o%%%u%//r%%/G//%Ci/,,,,,,,;, „, %%/'/%%iG//%/%%/%%//////%/////G//�//�IJ1/•'��%%��,%'�,,:;;`,c; Sa j IP ll e 11 15ti -p 14C.Ntl :°w ISN n T A I N A S L IGii. rn ALASKA ii mmf�,/ I IfsPilu'tl�S�rig 7,mugr�the'r-1Ibu Build Onr FuiRiwmrmi�� � �� ����������� 3 Cn y Cr v m For more M* formation on the budget m _ ALAS KA OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT W BUDGET . a I a s k a . Pat Pitney.. Director Office of Management and Budget 907-465-4660 Pat. ,. II,�II'..III"AVIIWADIII II-AASKA P I_ A N1 /, KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ® WORK SESSION J Ave Work Session of: G OV V vi lease IIID RINT your name Please ,PRIINT your name ell � n AA v ..