The Alaska AFSCME Retirees Chapter 52 (AARC52) is a membership of individuals who are receiving retirement compensation from any State of Alaska retirement system and is a chapter chartered by and affiliated with the AFSCME Retiree Program of AFSCME Int’l, an international organization that is 190,000 retiree members strong.
AFSCME RETIREES ALASKA CHAPTER 52
“I’m impressed by Janice’s enthusiasm and genuine commitment to public service. She brings a fresh perspective and a strong dedication to our community. Her experience outside of government offers a valuable, real-world viewpoint, and she is eager to listen, learn, and lead with integrity and ethics.”
Elvi Gray-Jackson
State Senator
“Janice Park understands that local government isn’t about left or right—it’s about getting things done. I’ve seen firsthand how committed she is to doing the work, listening to neighbors, and making smart, informed decisions. Anchorage needs competent leaders who can work across the divide with an open mind and a focus on delivering results.”
Carl Jacobs
Anchorage school board president
“Janice Park has walked with people through some of the hardest chapters of their lives. That kind of leadership is precisely what our city needs right now. We need women who lead with both strength and compassion, who aren’t afraid to work across the aisle to do what’s right. Janice is that kind of leader, and I’m proud to endorse her candidacy.”
Margo bellamy
Anchorage School Board Vice President
“As a 26-year resident of Midtown, Janice understands what’s at stake for our neighborhoods, our kids, and our future. I’ve seen her bring determination and thoughtfulness to every challenge she takes on, and I know she’ll bring that same energy to the Assembly.”
Andy holleman
Anchorage School Board member
“Janice has spent years helping people navigate complex systems that often fail the very people who need them most. That kind of steady, compassionate leadership is exactly what Midtown needs.”
Pat Higgins
Anchorage School Board member
“I endorse Janice Park for the Anchorage Assembly. She knows how to get results for people who are too often left out. I’ve watched her stand up for women, families, and fairness, and I know she will show up, listen, and work hard every day. I trust her to put Midtown first.”
Jane Angvik
Former Anchorage assembly chair