- "Mat-Su Crime Prompts Call for Borough-Funded Policing" by Liz Raines. KTVA CBS 11 News, 17 Jul 2018.
- "Mat-Su Borough to Let Voters Decide on Additional Law Enforcement" by Heather Hintze. KTVA CBS 11 News, 31 Jul 2018.
- "Sullivan-Leonard to DPS in Urgent Plea: Send 6 More Troopers to Valley" by Suzanne Downing. Must Read Alaska, 31 Jul 2018.
- "Amid Crime Concerns, Mat-Su Voters Will Consider Borough Policing" by Zaz Hollander. Anchorage Daily News, 1 Aug 2018.
Friday, August 3, 2018
Mat-Su leadership respond to Justice Center workload-based report showing need for more Troopers, ask voters to weigh in
Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved putting language on the October 2 ballot to let voters weigh in on whether they want additional law enforcement in Mat-Su. The ballot measure, proposed by Assembly member Jim Sykes, is in response to a Justice Center report showing the need for increased Trooper staffing. The workload-based staffing model for Alaska State Troopers B Detachment, developed in a report authored by Troy Payne, associate director of the Alaska Justice Information Center and Justice faculty, is featured in the April 2018 Alaska Justice Forum. Responses to the study have been the subject of recent KTVA news and other media reports:
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