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...received a better deal, including a longer period of monitoring, but Department of Administration then-Commissioner Annette Kreitzer said it was important to get the credit protection in place quickly, and not have a protracted legal battle.It...
...received a better deal, including a longer period of monitoring, but Department of Administration then-Commissioner Annette Kreitzer said it was important to get the credit protection in place quickly, and not have a protracted legal battle.It...
...second from left, looks over a questioned ballot Thursday, with Assistant Attorney General Libby Bakalar, left, Annette Kreitzer, second from right, an observer for Republican Bob Bell, and Sandy Harris, an observer for Democrate Sen. Hollis...
Annette Kreitzer painted a false picture with regard to the offers she made to state employee unions. A 4 percent increase for the General Government...
I've known Annette Kreitzer for two years and have never known her to be dishonest, but her letter in support of Cathy Muñoz was as deceptive as any I've...
After reading the My Turn column submitted by Department of Administration Commissioner Annette Kreitzer regarding the Department of Labor building ("A vow to fix 'plywood palace,'" July 9) and hearing other recent media comments...
I have to take issue with several points in Alaska Commission of Administration Annette Kreitzer's editorial of Oct. 10. She stated, "The average stay of an employee with the state right now is about 10 years, and the...
...Labor Commissioner Clark "Click" Bishop, Deputy Labor Commissioner Tara Jollie and Administration Commissioner Annette Kreitzer. Sound off on the important issues at Bishop, of Fairbanks, is the administrator for the Alaska Operating Engineers...
...business woman." Why not "Realtor" or "tycoon?" I wasn't concerned initially, but the tone and insinuations of Annette Kreitzer's letter of Sept. 28 regarding the semantics of "conservationist" and "environmentalist" got me thinking...
...off on the important issues at The first obvious answer, more money, probably isn't going to be possible, said Annette Kreitzer, commissioner of the Department of Administration. "It's a balancing act, trying to figure out what we can...