AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park
A DNR preliminary decision would transfer about 19,950 acres, roughly 31 square miles, of state land about two miles north of Houston in the Mat-Su to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority at no charge, a state subsidy meant to seed a multi-use industrial and energy district that AIDEA's own development plan describes as including scalable data centers, advanced manufacturing pads and a logistics hub on the Parks Highway and the Alaska Railroad, about 60 road miles north of Anchorage. Written public comment was to close August 19th, DNR extended it to September 14th, and it is now closed. The decision sits with the department.
How the public reaches this
The comment room is closed. Written comment on ADL 234762 ran from July 10th through September 14th, the state's notice archived the day after, and Alaska DNR received more than 2,100 comments. Only people from whom the division received timely written comment during that period may appeal the Final Finding and Decision, so the appeal stays open to those who wrote in and is shut to everyone else. No final finding and decision has been published. Houston's city council heard a two-year moratorium on new data center construction on October 8th, and no outcome could be found as of October 11th. The Senate Resources Committee has scheduled Natural Resources Commissioner John Crowther to appear on October 26th after voting to subpoena him.
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2026-07-17 Tracked. DNR under Commissioner John Crowther released a 45 page preliminary decision to give about 20,000 acres near Houston to AIDEA at no charge for a data center and industrial district, with public comment open through August 19. Reported by Dermot Cole on July 13 and Northern Journal on July 15.
2026-07-18 Re-verified against Alaska Beacon and Alaska News Source. The 41 page DNR preliminary decision would transfer about 30 square miles of state land north of Houston to AIDEA at no cost for a multi use industrial and energy development district that includes data centers, with public comment open through 5 p.m. August 19. AIDEA director Randy Ruaro said there are no pre determined and set land use decisions. Houston Council Member Johansen introduced a June ordinance to ban data centers within city limits and the council postponed the vote to August 13. Unlike the off grid North Slope campus, a Railbelt data center here could move household bills either way depending on the utility rate deal.
2026-07-21 Re-verified against Mat-Su Sentinel and Alaska News Source reporting from July 15 and 16. The City of Houston council took up Council Member Lisa Johansen's ordinance to ban data center development inside city limits and voted July 16 to postpone action to its August 13 meeting, so a small municipality is now moving to zone out the buildout on the state parcel next door on permafrost thaw and water supply grounds. DNR public comment on the no cost land transfer to AIDEA still runs through 5 p.m. August 19. Added the August 13 council vote as a tracked key date.
2026-07-22 Selected as this run's carousel. Re-verified the DNR primary notice ADL 234762. It remains a preliminary decision proposing a noncompetitive no-cost conveyance of about 19,950 acres of state land roughly two miles north of Houston to AIDEA, with written public comment open through 5 p.m. August 19. The notice says that if no significant change is required the preliminary decision will issue as the Final Finding and Decision. Daniel Jenkins is the listed contact. This is the one open comment room among the tracked decisions.
2026-07-26 Re-verified against Northern Journal. Public comment on the DNR preliminary decision runs through August 19 and the Houston City Council postponed its vote on a data center restriction ordinance to its next meeting on August 13, to allow a work session that had not yet been scheduled. Parcel described as 30 square miles, roughly 60 road miles north of Anchorage. Dates unchanged.
2026-07-29 Correction. Between July 21 and today this entry showed August 13 as the comment deadline. That is the date of a separate Houston City Council vote, which stays tracked here as its own key date. The DNR comment deadline was and remains 5 p.m. August 19, 2026, re-verified today against the primary notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431, ADL 234762, which shows no extension or amendment.
2026-07-31 Re-verified today against the primary notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431. The deadline is unchanged at 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the parcel is approximately 19,950 acres about two miles north of Houston, and no extension, amendment or correction appears. Two things worth stating plainly for anyone deciding whether to write. First, the notice limits appeal rights to people who comment during this window, so a comment is the only way to keep a say after the decision issues. Second, the Houston City Council vote tracked here for August 13 is a separate question before a separate body. Mat-Su Sentinel reporting places this parcel outside Houston city limits, and the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, which does have jurisdiction, does not require a special permit for a data center, so a city ban would not by itself reach this land.
2026-08-04 Re-verified against the primary notice. The comment deadline is unchanged at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, 2026, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431, ADL 234762.
2026-08-05 AIDEA argued its case in the opinion pages. Deputy director Brandon Brefczynski published a piece in the Anchorage Daily News on August 4 stating there is no committed data center tenant, industrial developer, site plan, power source, cooling system, water supply plan or construction schedule, and that what is open through August 19 is the land decision itself. The Houston City Council vote on a data center ban ordinance is still set for August 13.
2026-08-06 A reader asked for the authority's funding decisions to be tracked more widely. The one that touches this beat is already here, and it now carries the date the board next sits. The authority's published schedule lists a board meeting on Wednesday, August 26th, 2026, which is the first after public comment closes on August 19th, and the schedule notes that its dates are subject to change or cancellation. No agenda for that meeting has been posted, so whether this project is on it is not yet knowable.
2026-08-07 Re-verified today against the primary notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431. The comment deadline is 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, 2026 on the proposed noncompetitive conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston to AIDEA. No decision has been issued.
2026-08-08 Re-verified today against the primary notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431, ADL 234762. The notice reads that the deadline for public comment is 5:00 PM, Wednesday, August 19, 2026, and the entry is unchanged. Only people who comment in writing by that time may appeal the final finding and decision. The Houston City Council vote on an ordinance banning data centers inside city limits remains set for August 13.
2026-08-09 Re-verified today against the primary notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431, ADL 234762. The notice reads that the deadline for public comment is 5:00 PM, Wednesday, August 19, 2026 on the proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston to AIDEA, and no Final Finding and Decision has been issued. Only persons from whom the division receives timely written comment during that period will be eligible to appeal. The Houston City Council vote on the ordinance that would ban data centers inside city limits remains set for August 13, 2026, postponed there from July 16.
2026-08-12 Re-verified against the state notice. Public comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance north of Houston still closes 5 p.m. on August 19th. The Houston City Council's separate vote on a data center ban ordinance remains set for August 13th.
2026-08-13 Re-verified against the state notice. Public comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance north of Houston, ADL 234762, still closes 5 p.m. on August 19th, and only people who comment in writing during the window can appeal. The Houston City Council's separate vote on a data center ban ordinance is still set for August 13th, postponed there from July 16th.
2026-08-14 Re-verified against the state notice. Public comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance north of Houston, ADL 234762, still closes 5 p.m. on August 19th, and the notice still says only people who comment in writing during the window can appeal the final decision. The Houston City Council was due to vote on its separate data center ban ordinance on August 13th. No record of what the council did has been published yet, so this entry carries no outcome for that vote.
2026-08-15 Re-verified against the state notice. Public comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance north of Houston, ADL 234762, still closes 5 p.m. on August 19th, and only people who comment in writing during the window can appeal. The Houston City Council's separate ordinance to ban data center development was set for a vote on August 13th, and no result has been published anywhere searchable as of today, so this record shows the vote as scheduled rather than decided.
2026-08-16 Re-verified against the state notice. Comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance north of Houston, ADL 234762, closes 5 p.m. on August 19th, three days out. The notice states that only persons from whom the division receives timely written comment during the period will be eligible to appeal the final finding and decision.
2026-08-18 Re-verified against the state notice. The public comment window still closes 5 p.m. August 19th, and the AIDEA board meets August 26th, its first meeting after comments close.
2026-08-19 Houston's council answered on August 13th, and it answered about process rather than about data centers. Two resolutions passed unanimously objecting to how the state ran the transfer, one aimed at the AIDEA conveyance and one at an unrelated parcel bound for the state housing finance corporation. Council member Jeffrey Brasel said "There was zero transparency. They had made preliminary decisions before we even had a decision to make." The separate ordinance that would have banned data centers inside city limits FAILED 4 to 2 the same night, with Callie Courtney and Lisa Johansen voting for it. The city has asked AIDEA to come to a council meeting in September. Re-verified against the state notice as well. Comment on the roughly 19,950 acre conveyance, ADL 234762, closes 5 p.m. today, August 19th, and only people from whom the division receives timely written comment during the window will be eligible to appeal the final finding and decision.
2026-08-20 The comment window closed at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, August 19th, 2026, exactly as the state notice printed it. The proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston now sits with the Department of Natural Resources for a final decision, and no final finding has been published. AIDEA's board meets on August 26th, the first board date after the close.
2026-08-21 The comment window did NOT close. It reopened. DNR published an extension on August 19th, the day the original period was to end, and written comment on the proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority now runs to 5 p.m. Monday, September 14, 2026, per the state notice for ADL 234762. Anyone who thought the chance had passed has 24 days. AIDEA published its own case for the conveyance on July 30th and its board meets in public on August 26th.
2026-08-25 DNR added two public meetings. Both run on Zoom, the first on August 27th, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. and the second on September 2nd, 2026 at 11:30 a.m., per the department's notice published August 24th, which also restates that written comment stays open from July 10th through September 14th. The extension itself was re-verified against the state notice published August 19th, which prints the close as 5:00PM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026. Anyone who wanted to say something out loud rather than in writing now has two dates to do it, and the first is two days away.
2026-08-26 The board meets today. AIDEA's published 2026 schedule puts a board meeting on August 26th at 813 W Northern Lights Blvd in Anchorage, the first board date since written comment on the conveyance reopened. Comment on the roughly 19,950 acres near Houston, ADL 234762, runs to 5 p.m. Monday, September 14th, and the two public meetings on the conveyance stand at 6:00 p.m. on August 27th and 11:30 a.m. on September 2nd, both on Zoom. Nineteen days remain to write in.
2026-08-27 Checked against the state notice published August 24th, 2026 for ADL 234762. The written comment period stays open from July 10th through September 14th, and the department lists two public meetings on the conveyance, both on Zoom. The first is tonight, August 27th, 2026 at 6:00 p.m., and the second is September 2nd, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. Nothing moved.
2026-08-28 Re-verified against the state notice published August 19th for ADL 234762, which prints the written comment close as 5:00 PM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. The first of the two public meetings on the conveyance was held last night on Zoom. The second stands at 11:30 a.m. on September 2nd, 2026. Seventeen days remain to write in on the roughly 19,950 acres.
2026-08-29 Re-verified against the state notice published August 24th, 2026 for ADL 234762. The written comment period stays open from July 10th through September 14th, and the department still lists two public meetings on the conveyance. The first was held August 27th, 2026 and the second is September 2nd, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. on Zoom. Nothing moved.
2026-08-30 Re-verified against the state's own notices for ADL 234762. The extension notice published August 19th, 2026 sets the deadline for public comment at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14th. The meeting notice published August 24th lists two sessions on Zoom, August 27th at 6:00 p.m. and September 2nd at 11:30 a.m., and says both are informational only and that comments are not taken during them. The parcel is about 19,950 acres, roughly two miles north of Houston in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
2026-08-31 Re-verified against the state's own notice for ADL 234762. Written comment closes at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14th, 2026, and the second of the two informational meetings on the conveyance is set for September 2nd, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. on Zoom, where the department explains the review and takes no testimony. The Northern Alaska Environmental Center reported on August 25th, 2026 that more than 2,000 written comments had been submitted. That count comes from an advocacy group and not from the department, which publishes no running total. Fourteen days remain to write in on the roughly 19,950 acres.
2026-09-01 Re-verified against the state's own meeting notice for ADL 234762, published August 24, 2026. Written public comment closes September 14, 2026, and the second informational meeting is set for September 2nd at 11:30 a.m. on Zoom. The notice says more than 2,000 written comments have been received to date, and that the meetings are informational only with no comment taken during the sessions.
2026-09-02 Re-verified today against the state's own notices. Written comment closes at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14th, 2026. That deadline lives on a second notice, the extension posted August 19th, 2026, and the original notice still prints the superseded August 19th close, so both are listed as sources here now. The extension says the department intended to hold two virtual meetings during the extended period and would announce the details separately.
2026-09-04 Re-verified today against all three state notices for ADL 234762. Written comment closes at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14th, 2026, ten days out. The department's own meeting notice of August 24th, 2026 records that more than 2,000 written comments have been received to date, and describes the purpose as creating a multi-use industrial and energy development district. Worth stating plainly for anyone writing in. None of the three notices contains the phrase data center. The original notice of July 10th, 2026 states no intended use at all, and the extension of August 19th, 2026 names Land Classification Order NO SC-08-001A04, so the classification order takes comment on the same deadline as the conveyance.
2026-09-07 Re-verified against the state's own extension notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224879, published August 19th, 2026. The deadline for written comment on ADL 234762 is 5:00 p.m. Monday, September 14th, 2026, one week out. Comments go to Daniel Jenkins at the Division of Mining, Land and Water. Note for anyone searching the notice system, the original notice id 224431 still carries the superseded August 19th deadline, so a reader who finds that one first will read a window that has already closed.
2026-09-09 Re-verified today against Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224930, ADL 234762. The notice states the public comment period remains open from July 10th through September 14th, 2026. Five days are left. The two virtual public meetings it announced, August 27th and September 2nd, have both been held, and no final finding or best interest decision has been published.
2026-09-10 Re-verified against the state's extension notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224879, published August 19th, 2026. Written comment on ADL 234762 closes at 5:00 p.m. Monday, September 14th, 2026, four days out, and the notice archives the day after. Comments go to Daniel Jenkins at the Division of Mining, Land and Water, by email to dmlwprogramsupport@alaska.gov, by fax to 907-269-8916, or by mail to 550 W. 7th Ave. Ste. 1050, Anchorage, AK 99501.
2026-09-11 Re-verified against the state's extension notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224879. Written comment on ADL 234762 closes at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14th, 2026, three days from today, and the notice states that deadline in its own capitals. The parcel is still about 19,950 acres of state owned land in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough roughly two miles north of Houston, proposed for conveyance to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority. The notice also says that if no significant changes are needed the final decision issues without further notice, and that a copy goes to everyone who commented in time. Anyone who wants a say has until Monday afternoon.
2026-09-12 Re-verified against both state notices today. The original notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224431, still prints its own first deadline of 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 19th, 2026, and the extension notice, id 224879, published August 19th, 2026, carries the operative one in its own capitals, extended comment period ends 5:00 p.m. Monday, September 14th, 2026. Two documents carry two dates and the later one governs. Written comment on ADL 234762 closes at 5:00 p.m. Monday, September 14th, 2026, two days from today, and both notices archive the day after. Only persons from whom the division receives timely written comment during the period are eligible to file an appeal of the Final Finding and Decision, so a reader who misses the window also loses standing.
2026-09-13 Re-verified against both DNR notices. Notice 224431, the preliminary decision for ADL 234762, still shows its own deadline as 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 19th and has not been amended in place. Notice 224930, published August 24th, is what carries the extension, and it says the comment period remains open from July 10th through September 14th. Correction. This entry has shown the extended close as 5 p.m. September 14th. The date is right and the time is not in the extension notice, so the time comes off and the entry now says the window ends September 14th. Written comment goes to DMLW Program Support at the Anchorage address in the notice.
2026-09-14 Re-verified today against the extension notice, Alaska DNR Online Public Notices id 224879. Written comment on the proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres to AIDEA closes at 5:00 p.m. today, Monday, September 14th, and the notice archives tomorrow. The notice repeats in its own words that only persons from whom DNR DMLW receives timely, written comment during the identified comment period will be eligible to file an appeal of the Final Finding and Decision or related actions, so today is the last day to preserve that standing. No final finding and decision has been published.
2026-09-17 The comment room closed and the argument moved to other rooms. Written comment on ADL 234762 closed September 14th and Alaska DNR received more than 2,100 comments. This entry carried the room as open for three days after it shut, and the state's own notice archived on September 15th. Five members of the Senate Resources Committee, Cathy Giessel, Bill Wielechowski, Forrest Dunbar, Matt Claman and Scott Kawasaki, wrote to the department on September 9th citing a Legislative Affairs Agency attorney's finding that the conveyance may raise legal issues without a DNR review of the proposed projects for the industrial district. The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly voted unanimously on September 15th to oppose the transfer and asked that development of this size go to the Point MacKenzie and West Susitna areas instead. Houston's city council has introduced a two-year moratorium on the construction of new data centers, to be heard October 8th. No final finding and decision has been published.
2026-09-21 Re-verified today against the state notice. The Division of Mining, Land and Water's proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority remains at the preliminary decision stage, with comments having closed at 5:00 p.m. on August 19th and no final finding and decision published. The notice says that if no significant change is required, the preliminary decision will be issued as the final finding and decision without further notice. Checked and unchanged.
2026-09-25 Re-verified today against the state notice. The fetched notice for the proposed conveyance of about 19,950 acres near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority still presents a preliminary decision and shows no separate final finding and decision. Written comment, first due August 19th, was extended to September 14th and has closed. The notice says a preliminary decision can become final without further notice, so this records what the notice shows and not DNR's internal status. Checked and unchanged.
2026-09-29 Re-read the State of Alaska public notice for ADL 234762 today. It still carries the preliminary decision and the August 19th comment deadline, with no final finding and decision posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-01 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. It still presents the preliminary decision to convey about 19,950 acres near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority, with written comment extended to 5:00 p.m. on September 14th and now closed. The attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, with no final finding and decision posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-02 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. The attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, and no final finding and decision has been posted. The Houston City Council hearing on a two-year moratorium stays set for October 8th. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-03 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. The attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, the notice was last modified August 19th, and no final finding and decision has been posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-04 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. The attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, and no final finding and decision has been posted. The Houston City Council hearing on a two-year moratorium stays set for October 8th. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-05 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. It was last modified August 19th and archived September 15th, the attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, and no final finding and decision has been posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-06 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. Its revision history still ends on August 19th, it was archived September 15th, and the attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map, with no final finding and decision posted. The Houston City Council hearing on a two-year moratorium stays set for October 8th. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-07 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. Its revision history still ends on August 19th, it was archived September 15th, and its attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map. No final finding and decision is posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-08 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. Its revision history still ends on August 19th and its attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map. No final finding and decision is posted. The Houston City Council's hearing on a two-year moratorium on new data center construction stays on the calendar for October 8th. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-11 Re-read the State of Alaska notice for ADL 234762 today. Its revision history still ends on August 19th and its attachments are still the application, the preliminary decision and a vicinity map. No final finding and decision is posted. No outcome of the Houston City Council's October 8th moratorium hearing has been published that could be found today. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-15 The Senate Resources Committee voted on October 14th to subpoena Natural Resources Commissioner John Crowther over the roughly 20,000-acre transfer, and the department confirmed he will appear at a hearing on October 26th, Alaska Public Media reported. The report says the governor's office had not allowed him to attend the committee's October 8th meeting. The state notice for ADL 234762 still posts no final finding and decision.
2026-10-16 The Senate Resources Committee posted its hearing packet. In it, DNR's September 22nd reply declines the committee's invitation to the October 8th hearing because the governor's office had not given permission to attend, and AIDEA Executive Director Randy Ruaro's July 30th letter says no project has been approved or selected and that there is no committed data center tenant, developer, site plan or power source. Alaska's News Source reported that Ruaro told the October 8th hearing a data center there is implausible because there is no excess energy supply. DNR's separate preliminary decision to convey about 885 acres near Port MacKenzie to AIDEA keeps a reverter if the land is not used within five years, while the Houston decision waives it. The Legislature's schedule lists the Senate Resources meeting on October 26th at 10 a.m. in the Anchorage Legislative Information Office.
2026-10-21 Re-read the state notice for ADL 234762 today. It still carries the preliminary decision, the application and the vicinity map, was last modified August 19th, and posts no final finding and decision. Commissioner Crowther's subpoenaed appearance before Senate Resources remains set for October 26th. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-22 Re-read the DNR public notice for the Houston conveyance today. It still shows the preliminary decision stage, last modified August 19th, with no final finding posted. The Legislature's website did not answer today, so the October 26th Senate Resources appearance was not re-verified. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-23 Re-read the DNR public notice for the Houston conveyance, ADL 234762, today. It still shows the preliminary decision with three attachments, last modified August 19th, and no final finding and decision is posted. Checked and unchanged.
2026-10-25 The Legislature's schedule for Monday, October 26th lists the Senate Resources Committee at 10 a.m. in the Denali Room of the Anchorage Legislative Information Office, marked with a time and location change, for a presentation on public and charitable use land conveyances by Natural Resources Commissioner John Crowther and Brian Butcher, chief executive of the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation. The DNR public notice for ADL 234762 did not load today, so its preliminary decision stage was not re-read.
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What is AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
A DNR preliminary decision would transfer about 19,950 acres, roughly 31 square miles, of state land about two miles north of Houston in the Mat-Su to the Alaska Industrial Development and...
Who decides AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
Alaska DNR, Commissioner John Crowther
Can I comment on AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
The comment room is closed. Written comment on ADL 234762 ran from July 10th through September 14th, the state's notice archived the day after, and Alaska DNR received more than 2,100 comments. Only people from whom the division received timely written...
Where is AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
North of Houston, Mat-Su Borough
Has AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park been decided?
It is pending a decision. The Legislature's schedule for Monday, October 26th lists the Senate Resources Committee at 10 a.m. in the Denali Room of the Anchorage Legislative Information Office...
What happens next with AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
No further date is published. It is pending a decision and the record is checked against its source every day.
What changed on AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
The Legislature's schedule for Monday, October 26th lists the Senate Resources Committee at 10 a.m. in the Denali Room of the Anchorage Legislative Information Office...
What kind of decision is AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park?
A state land lease, decided by Alaska DNR, Commissioner John Crowther.
When did AIDEA's free state land for a Mat-Su data center park start?
Tracked since July 17th, 102 days ago. The earliest date on its record is July 13th.
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Alaska DNR Online Public Notices, Reporting From Alaska, Northern Journal, Mat-Su Sentinel, Anchorage Daily News, AIDEA opinion, Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority, Anchorage Daily News and Mat-Su Sentinel, Alaska Beacon, Alaska Public Media, Alaska Senate Resources Committee, timeline of events, Alaska DNR Preliminary Decision ADL 234762, Senate Resources packet, Alaska's News Source, Alaska Legislature (BASIS). Every one is listed with its date on the decision page.
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