Alaska
Dunleavy appoints former aide to Alaska oil, gas commission
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has appointed a former aide as chair of a fee that oversees oil and fuel drilling within the state.
Dunleavy’s workplace on Monday introduced the appointment of Brett Huber Sr. to the Alaska Oil and Fuel Conservation Fee. The appointment is topic to legislative affirmation.
Huber managed Dunleavy’s profitable 2018 gubernatorial marketing campaign and at varied factors was an aide to Dunleavy throughout his first time period.
Huber was named in a grievance filed by two watchdog teams that alleged improper coordination between Dunleavy’s 2022 marketing campaign and a bunch referred to as A Stronger Alaska that supported Dunleavy’s reelection. Huber and attorneys for the Dunleavy marketing campaign and A Stronger Alaska denied any coordination.
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