The city ombudsman last week referred results of an investigation into a city election challenge to the state Office of Special Prosecutions, and recommended that the mayor fire city IT Director Marc Dahl for his involvement in the incident.
City Hall is reflected in the window of a car parked outside the building in downtown Anchorage on Friday, Feb. 12, 2021.
A few hours later, Graham and two other observers quoted that policy verbatim in a challenge to the city election. A“The September 8 worksession is an opportunity for you to speak on the public record about the circumstances surrounding the April 11 election complaint, the findings of the final investigative report and the recommendations included therein,” Constant said in the letter to Dahl.
The mayor’s office on Thursday said Dahl is still employed by the city. In statements last week, the mayor’s office said Dahl has been on administrative leave for several months, and that the “Mayor’s office is reviewing the investigative report thoroughly and will take all recommendations into consideration.”
Last month, the administration released a batch of public records related to the incident to the Assembly , which included Dahl’s April 11 email to Graham of the illegitimate policy. However, many emails and attachments were
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