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Capitol Updates

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Capitol Building

The sun shines on construction crews as they refinish the front pillars of the Capitol Building

31st Legislature Schedule

  • 1st Regular Session:
  • 1st Special Session:

  • 2nd Special Session:

  • 2nd Regular Session:

Contact Lists: Districts | Who's Who
Public Testimony Opportunities
Public Opinion Messages

From the Glossary of Legislative Terms

"Legislature" - The lawmaking body of the state; in Alaska, composed of 40 representatives elected to 2-year terms and 20 senators elected to 4-year terms from districts based on population. Each Legislature has a duration of two years, encompassing two regular sessions and any special sessions during that period, and is numbered accordingly (the 22nd Legislature runs from 2001-2002).

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Streaming Committee Meetings

Currently, the Capitol is equipped to stream committee meetings from all of the standing committee rooms. Certain special events may be streamed from locations inside and outside the Capital. This service exists to provide Alaskans with live access to every committee meeting in the State Capital.

Floor Session streams are available through Gavel Alaska.

For Archived Meetings, visit the Committees tab or visit Gavel Alaska's Archive. Meetings streamed outside of Juneau are archived to our Vimeo site.

  • No live meetings.