Alaska Ferries Get $410M Lifeline | Anchorage News

Alaska’s ferries are getting a major lifeline after the Trump administration approved $410 million in federal funding — a win for Governor Dunleavy and his team who lobbied hard in D.C. The money includes $161 million to keep ferries running through 2027, plus funds for a new Juneau terminal, replacing an aging vessel, and upgrading infrastructure. While hailed as a bipartisan victory from last year’s infrastructure bill, critics debate whether operations should trump boat replacements. With over $1 billion expected over five years, this funding eases fears of service cuts — but timing still creates budget headaches for the state.

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