Last year, all the repub & dem politicians could talk about was how badly alaska needed state sales, income, and property taxes. Meek as church mice now about the issue; so the money must be really rolling in.
Guess i'd much rather pay 350/gal for gas than 10,000 in increased taxes.
It's $2.40 here for ultra high-test ethyl. $2 for regular. They said it is $5 in the villages depending on remoteness and as much as $7 in fly-in villages. The villages might be inconvenienced if gasoline is cut off by excessive price or lack of supply, but Fairbanks would be out of business. We're not there yet; Fairbanks could pay $5 without disenfranchising more than a few citizens.