January 6, 2012

From ADN.com — Assemblyman Paul Honeman accused Mayor Dan Sullivan today of “cronyism” and “wrongdoing” following reports that the city will offer the outgoing port director a $60,000 consulting contract.  More →

Anchorage mayoral candidate Paul Honeman is criticizing Mayor Dan Sullivan’s decision to keep former Gov. Bill Sheffield on as a consultant for the Port of Anchorage.  More →

I understand through recent news reports you intend to contract with outgoing Anchorage Port Director Bill Sheffield to serve as a liaison to federal agencies on the Port project at a cost of $60,000 per year. Given the ongoing serious concerns about the future of the Port expansion project and ability to secure state and federal support, I have several questions regarding the $60,000 sole-source contract:  More →

December 29, 2011

ADN.com – Former Gov. Bill Sheffield will retire as director of the Port of Anchorage as of Jan. 15, according to a news release from the port Thursday.  More →

December 27, 2011

Mayor Dan Sullivan has decided to put his campaign finances in front of the needs of the municipality of Anchorage. On December 28, 2011; Anchorage’s Port Authority Director, former Gov. Bill Sheffield, will hold a campaign fundraiser for Mr. Sullivan. This fundraiser will be held at the home of Gov. Sheffield.  More →

November 22, 2011

from the Anchorage Daily News — Anchorage Assemblyman Paul Honeman, who is running for mayor, says the current mayor should fire Anchorage Port Director William Sheffield because of problems with the port expansion project.  More →

November 21, 2011

Anchorage, AK – Anchorage Assemblyman and Mayoral Candidate Paul Honeman is calling upon current mayor Dan Sullivan immediately remove Director of the Port of Anchorage, former Governor William Sheffield.  More →

November 18, 2011

from the Anchorage PRESS — Yes, election day is next April… that’s local election day here in Anchorage and it’s time for some voter-imposed term limits. Dan Sullivan needs to be shown the door from the Mayor’s office. Like George Wuerch before him, voters should decide that three years of penny-pinching do-nothing is enough.  More →