Alaska HJR26 urges Congress to fund workforce development for the Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas Project, prioritizing state residents and small.
The Alaska HJR26 resolution encourages sponsors and contractors of the Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas Project to prioritize hiring trained state residents and contracting with state-based small businesses. It emphasizes the importance of keeping wages, skills, and economic benefits within the state. The resolution also urges Congress to appropriate $20,000,000 authorized under the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Act to support workforce development through in-state training centers.
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