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What's Next

Sealaska expects that the Haa Aaní legislation will require months to come to fruition. Sealaska is prepared for this struggle and is currently working to familiarize elected officials, stakeholders and tribal member shareholders to Haa Aaní and the complex issues it addresses.

What can I do?

You can contact the Alaska delegation directly to thank them for recognizing the needs of the Southeast communities in this critical legislation.

Senator Lisa Murkowski
Anchorage 1.877.829.6030
Ketchikan 907.225.6880
Washington, D.C. 202.224.6665

or write:
Senator Lisa Murkowski
709 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Senator Mark Begich
Anchorage 907.271.5915
Washington, D.C 202.224.3004

or write:
Senator Mark Begich
825C Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Congressman Don Young
Anchorage 907.271.5978
Ketchikan 907.225.6880
Washington, D.C 202.225.5765

or write:
Congressman Don Young
2111 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515

What can I do as a shareholder?
One of Sealaska's priorities is to keep shareholders informed, so in order to be kept up-to-date on Haa Aaní in early 2009, shareholders should check back on the website, read the Shareholder newsletter and sign up for the eNews Network.

 

 
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