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PRIVILEGE LOG

Date Author 7/19/2008 Frank Bailey 7/19/2008 Janeen Bailey 7/19/2008 Mike Nizich 7/19/2008 Mike Nizich

7121/2008 Mike Nizich 7121/2008 Bill McAllister

8/612008 Mike Nizich 8/5/2006 Bill McAllister

7/29/2008 Frank Bailey

7/19/2006 Kris Perry

7/1912008 Kris Perry 7/19/2006 Gov. Palin

E-mails from Office of Govemor Accounts ra Wooten

Raclpent Meghan Stapleton Frank Bailey Sharon Leighow Frank Bailey

Kris Perry Mike Nizich

Bill McAllister Mike Nizich

Sharon Leighow

Gov. Palin; Janice Mason

Sharon Leighow Frank Bailey: Kris Perry

7/19/2008 Meghan Stapletor Gov Palin 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 7/1912008 Molly McCann

7/1912008 Mike Nizich 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 7/1912008 Molly McCann

7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 7/19/2008 Molly McCann

7/1912008 Kris Perry 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 7/19/2008 Molly McCann

8/18/2007 Kris Perry 8/17/2007 Todd Palin

Meghan Stapleton Gov. Palin

Gov. Palin

Randy Ruaro. Meghan Stapleton. Sharon Leighow, Mike Nizich, Talis Colberg Gov. Palin

Gov. Palin

Randy Ruaro, Meghan Stapleton. Sharon Leighow. Mike Nizich, Talis Colberg Gov. Palin

Gov. Palin Frank Bailey Gov. Palin

Mike Tibbles Kris Perry

Subject Walt Walt Walt Walt

Teday's Presser Teday's Presser

What up What up

Reporter's email

Hoffman

Wooten Wooten Wooten Wooten Wooten

Molly's Statement; Monday Molly's Statement; Monday Monday

Molly'S Statement; Monday Molly's Statement; Monday Monday

Monday Monday Monday

AST AST

Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive PriVilege

Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege


Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege

Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege

Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Confidential Personal E-mail, Art I, sec. 22

Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Confidential Personal E-mail, Art I. sec. 22

Deliberative Process; Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Confidential Personal E-mail. Art I, sec. 22

Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Confidential Personal E-mail, Art I, sec. 22


OFFICE OF GOVERNOR E-MA1LS 24 E-mail Strings Related to Commissioner Walt Monegan Termination:

Date Author Reclpent Subject Privilege1. 101912007 Karen Renleld 'On/2007 Rao<I~ Ruaro

2. 10/1812007 Randy Rooro 1011812007 Karen Rehfeld 1011812007 Karen Rehfeld 10/1812007 Wa't Monegan 1011712001 Karen Rehfeld 10111r.W08 Roody RlIBro

3.

11/512001 R<lI1<ly R'laro 111512007 Karen Rehfeld 1l!5I2007 Randy Ruaro 11'512007 Karen Rehfeld 111512007 Mary Sulton 111512001 Mary Sul',," 11.15.'2007 Joan Kasson 11 '512007 Mary Sutlon 11/2/2007 Dan Spencer 1'11212007 Dan Spencer

4.

121,212007 Randy Poa,o 12/1212007 Kalen Rehfeld 12/12l2oo7 Rar.dy Rua!'o 12/1212007 Karen Rehleld 1211212007 Randy Ruaro 12/1212007 Kalen R~·,feld

12/1212007 Randy Ruam 12/1.212007 Karen Rahtelc 12/1212007 RMdy RUaJo

5. 111012008 Karen Rehfeld 111012008 Randy Rua'o 1110.'2008 Karen Rehfeld 1/1 OJ20~8 Randy RlJaro

6. 1/2312008 Karen Retl/eld 1123120Ci8 Walt Monegan

7. 112512006 Karer. Rehrerd 1125/2008 John Glass

8. 1/2812008 Raney Ruaro 1/2812008 Karen Rehfeld 112812008 Ran<ly Ruaro 1/2812008 Karen Rehfeld 1128/2008 Randy Ru"ro 112812008 Jell Turner

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112912008 Randy Rua'" 1/2912008 Ka'en Rehield 1/2812008 Ranay Ruato 1128/2008 Karen Renfeld 1/28/2008 Randy Ruaro 1/2812008 ,(are" Rehfeld 1/26/2008 Randy Ruaro 1/2812008 JeN Turner

10. 11'2912008 II.llfen Rehfeld 1/2912006 Wait Manegan

Randy Rumo Karen Rehfeld. Mi~" Tibbles

Karen Rehfeld Ranoy Ruaro Wall Manegan Karen Rehfeld Raney Ruaro. lauren Rice lauren Ruce

f<are" Rellfeld Randy Rmro Karen Rehfeld Randy Ruaro Karen Reh'eld Joan Kasson. Dan SpenC<!J' Mary S""oo. DlVl Spencer Dan Spencer Mary Swt~Of)

Mary sJnon

Karen Rehleld Randy Ruwo Kalen Re'lfeld Randy Ruam Karen Rehleld Randy Ruaro Karen Rellfelo Randy Ruaro Karen Rehfeld. Mike Tlbbles. Mike N'Zlch

Raney Room Kare~ Rehfeld Raney Ruaro Karen Rehfeld

Randy RUMO K""en Rellfeld

Joh...., Glass "aren Reh'eld

~aren Rehfeld Randy '«laro Karen Rel1leld Randy Rua'o Karen Rehfeld l.lst

Karen Rehleld Randy Ruaro Karen RehfelO Randy Ruaro KOJren Rehfeld Randy Ruam Karen Rehfeld liSl

Walt Monegan. John Glass t<",,,,, Rehteld. John Glass

DPS Plan and Request !Of Governo(s Signature OPS Plan and Re",rest for Governors S;gnature

DPS 10 Vear Plan , Meetir.g on October 25 DPS 10 Vear Plan I Meehr.g on October 25 DPS 10 Year Plan I Meellng on October 25 DPS 10 Vear Plan I Meeting on October 25 DPS 10 Year Plan I Meeting on Qc,ober 25 OPS 10 Year Plan I Meeting on Qc!ober 25

Crime lab Capital Request Crime lab Capital Request Crime Lab Capital Request Crime Lat> Capilal Request Crime Lab Capital Request Crime l"b Capltel Request Crime Lab Capital Request Crime Lab Capital Request Cnme Lab Capita! Request Crcme lab Capital Requesl

DPS· Operalln,g Budget I DPS Inilialive on Dome.hc Violen<:e and Sexual Assaun DPS • Operalrng Bodget I DPS IMialire on Dome.lie Violence and Sexual Assault DPS • Operating BUdgel lOPS Iniliatlve on Domestie VIOI~ and Sexual Assault DPS - Operating Budget lOPS In,tial.ve on Oomestic Violence and Sexual ASO<lUII OPS - Ope<ating Budgell DPS Initialve on DomeslH; VlClence and Sexual Assaull DPS - Operating Budget I DPS Initiat,ve on Domeslic V,oleoce and Sexual Assault DPS - Operanng BUdget lOPS Initiat,ve on Domestic VIolence and Sexual Assault DPS· Operallng Bucget lOPS IMlailVe on Dornes!ic Violence ood Sexua! Assauit DPS - Operating Budget 1 C?S Inltiabve on Domes"c Violence and Sexual Assault

Meeting today at 2,00 With crilTllnal j<.'Stice agenom; I Sen. French h....ring. Meeting today at 2:00 WIth crimlnal/uslice agenc,es I Sen. Freoch heanng. Meeting today .1 2:00 wllll criminal iusllCe agenOes I Sen French hearings Meeting today at 2:00 with cr!mlnal justice ageooes 'Sen French hearings

UANAST Sexual Assa'Jlt Study UAAlAST Se"",,1 Assault Siudy

Crime lab Come Lab

VPSO raSi< FO!ce Releases Report 10 the Senate VPSO Tasl< Force Releases Report 10 lhe Senale VPSO Tasi< Force Releases Report \0 the Senate VPSO Tas. Force Releases Rep<>rt 10 Ihe Senate VPSO Task FOlce Releases Report to Ihe Senate VPSO Task Force Releases Report 10 lhe $el\3le

VPSO Task For<:e Releases Report to Ihe Senste VPSO Task Force ReJeases Report to Ihe Senate VPSO Task Force Releases Rep0l1to the Senate VPSO Task Force Releases Report to the $enate VPSO Task Force Releases Report 10 the Senate VPSO Task For<:e Releases Repon to the Senale V?SO Task Force Releases Report to the Senate VPSO Task Foret! Releases Repo~ to the Senale

VPSO Task Report VPSO Task Reporl

Gov Olc Privilege log.•ls

Dehberalove Process; ExecutIVe PriVilege Deliberative Process; Ex""ulive PrlVlleile

Delibefatsve Process; E:ltecutfYe PriVilege DeHberatNe Process; Executive Pri ilege Deliberative Proces~, Executive Pri llege DehberaHve Proce$s: Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process: Executive Privjlege Oelibefaliw Process E,e<;u'ive Pnvdege

Dehberali...e Process. Execu:ive Puv[lege Deliberative Process, E1<ecutlVe Prilrtlege Deliberallve Process; E>:ecultVe Privilege Deliberative Process; Exew"ve PriVilege OeliberBlJve Process: Executive Pnvllege DeliberatNe Process. Exec:..rtlve Pnvllege Deliberative Process, Exec.'.J~ive PriVilege Deliberative Process. ExecutIVe Privilege Deliberative Process; ExecutIVe Privilege Dehbe!3'«ve Process: E:t~cutive PriVilege

Oefiberath/e Process; ExeClJ1ivB P...ivifege Deliberative Process; ExecutIve Privilege Deliberative Proce!o.$. Exe<:.vilve PriVilege Deliberative Process; Executive PrivlJi!ge Deliberative Process; E,ecullve Priv,lege Delll>erative Process, execu~ve P,.vilege DeJiberatlve Process. Executive Prillttege Deliberatrve Process. Execut.ve PriVilege Dellberstive Process; Exe""liVe PriVilege

Deliberative Process. Executive PriVilege 0eliberath/6 Process. Executive Prillilege Deliberative Precess; Executrve Pnvilege Del'befative Process; ExecutIV. Prlvileile

Dehberative PrOCC!"ss; Ex.ecutive Privilege DeJibefm;ve Process; ExecutIve Privilege DeHbetahve Plocess. Executive Privilege oelil>erative Proc""p'$s. Executive Pnvi;ege DeHbefattve Process; E.xecutive Privilege

DeJil>eralive Process: Execullve Priv,Iege Deht>er91lve Process; becuhve Privilege Delibefalive Process; <'xecut"e Privilege Oeliberative Process. Executive PrIVilege Deliberative Process. Executive Privilege Roc! a-mail not povlleged

Deliberative Process: E)(e~utfve PriVIlege Delioerative Precess; E)(ecutive Privirege Deliberative Process: Executl\,e PrivUege DeHberative Process; E,ecuJive Prrvilege Dehbe,at,ve Process; Exocu!iov-e Privilege Dehce.ratNe Proc.e$s. ExecLt~ve PriVilege Deliberative Pmcess, Execulive Privilege Root e.-mail not priVileged

Dehl:>efative Proce:;s: ExecullVEl PriV11ege Dellberallve Process. ExeculJve Privilege

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112912008 Karen Rell/ela Wan Monegan, John Glass VP50 Task Report11. De!iberahve Process. Executive P"lIilege

21212008 Karen Rehfekl 21212008 JCImce Mason

21512008 Randy Ruaro 13.

212512008 Karen ReNeid 14.

313/2006 K.a."en Reh'eld 31312006 Randy RU<lfo 312/2008 K""en Rehfeld 3/212008 ,(aren Rehfeld

15. 41612008 Ran<ly RW8<C

16.

5/4/2008 K4Iren Rehfeld 51412008 Randy Rualo 51412008 Au":" Holloway 5f~12008 Randy Ruaro

17,

6/10/1C08 Me... Nizle!) 6110/2003 Karen Rero!e'd

Janice Masor.. Mi'e Tibbles. Randy Rwaro Mlle.e Tibbles. Karen Rehfeld. Randy Ruaro

Gov. Palin

Randy RUll(O

Randy Ruaro Karen Rehfeld Ra1dy Ruaro Wai'Monegen

Mike Tibt>tes, Karen Rehfeld

Randy Ruaro, Annene Kreitzer, Kev,n Broo~s

Annelte Kre'lLer, K",en Renteld, Kevin Brooks Randy Ruaro AUll,e HOlloway

Randy Ruaro, An.,a Kim Mike N'z,ch

6;9<l008 Annel1e Krellzer Rachel Pe(ro. Quinlan Steiner, Rachellevitl &912008 Larry Coh1 liSl

5/27/2008 Larry Cohn list 18.

€{17t2OCB Ra!'ldy Rl.aro Karen Rehfeld €1171200B Jay Puthns Randy Ruaro 611712008 Annette Kreitzer U Gov ParneH, KristIne $nowsiter

19. 712/2008 Raooy Ruaro 71312008 Anna Kim 713!2008 Randy Ru.ro 71312008 Mil')! S"~tcn

7!2/2008 Ramly Ruare 20.

71312008 K,,,,,,, Rer'feld 713120Cll Reooy Ruaro 7i3J2ooB AMa Kim 71312008 Ra..,,1y Ru",o 7rJi20G8 Mary SuUon 712,'2006 Randy Roam

21, 7(1 Sl200B Randy Ruaro

7!2212C0IJ R"ndy Ruaro 712212008 Gov. PilE" 712ZlZ008 Randy Ruam

23.

Karen Rehfeld Randy Rwaro Anna Kim Randy RUalo, Kalen Rehfeld Karen Rehfeld

Ra'ldy Ruaro Karen Rehfeld Randy Ruaro Anna Kim

Randy Ruaro, Karen Rer.!e'd Karen Rehfeld

Sharon leighow, MI." N,ZIct1

Gov Palin Randy R"....o Gov Pal",

8119!2008 Annelte KreiUer Randy Roar<>, Karen Rehfeld, Joan Brown 811912008 Randy Ruam Anne"e Kreitzer. Karen Rehfeld, Joan er"",'Il

24. 8120f2008 Mike Nlzict1 edl McAIIr&ler, Gov. Palin, Sharon LeIghow, Randy Ruaro, KeUy Goode 812012006 e~1 McAlIiot... Gov. Palm, Sharon llrighow, Mike Nizich, Randy ~, Kelly Goode llI2OI2OO8 Gov. Palin Bill McAllister, Shwon Le.g!low, Mike Nizich, Randy RuarD, Kelly Goode

Meetlng wi Governor 216108 Meetu\9 wi Governor 2iei08

Meeting WllI1 Commissione< Moneg3l1 I 5e.ual Assault lnl(labve I VPSO's

Leiter from DPS

Feb. 15 leller Feb. 15 letler Feb 151etler Feb 151eller

Cnme Lab FUfldll19

Scanned from . (Trooper RetenliO'l aoo AO 237) Scanned froill . . (Trooper Relentlon aoo AO 237) Scanned fro!"tl (Trooper Retention am: AO 237) Scanned from . (Trooper Reter.t,on anll AD 237)

Informal; on for CJWG by May 31 Information for CJWG by May 3; In/ormation for CJWG by May 31 In/ormation to< CJWG by May 31 In/ormation to< CJWG by May 31

CJWG and lunding requests CJWG antllund,ng requests CJVVG and fundJn9 requests

DPS . Sexua! Assau~ i~.jliative

DP 5 • Sewal Assau~ '!'\lUallva DPS - Sexual Assau" tri.ltlahve DPS - Se.ual Assau~ In.liative DPS - Sexual Assa~Jtt InitiatIve

DPS - Sexual Ass&.II' Irnhative OPS - Sexual Assa,J11 Initia:;v" O"S - Sexual Assau~ Intliative DP S • Sexual Assault Initiative DPS • Sexuai Assault lailialive OP5 . Sexuai Assaul! Initiative

Bullets

HB 4002 . Reso<.1rce Rebate H6 4002 . R...""rce Rebate HB 4002 • Resource Rebate

DPS Personnel and 8udgel Issues DPS Per$OnneJ and Budget Issues

Lay OIls? lay OIls? Lay Oils?

Deliberative Process; Exe<:ulive PnVllege DelibefatIVe Process, Executive Pnvdege

Deliberative Process; E.eculive Pnvilege

Deliberative Process; Execut,ve ?nvilege

Deliberative Process; Execullve Privilege Del!b«alive P,ocess; E.ecufive Privilege Dehberative Process, Executive Privilege Deliberative Process: Execut!ve Priv.!ege

Dahberal,ve Process, Executive Pr'vdege

Det,befat,ve Process; Execullve PrivIlege DeliberatIVe Process, Execut,ye Prll/i1ege Deliberative Process, ExecutIVe Privil",}e Deliberalive Pm""ss; Executive P"vilege

Oekberative Process.: E);ecu!lve Privilege Delib...auWl Plocess; E.ecuhve Ptivi'ege Deliberative Process, Execu!:ve Phvi:ege Root e-marl 00l prjy;legea Root e·mait not priV:leged

Deliberative Proces$: Exec;Jh\le Prfvilege Delrbefative Process; Exec""ve Priv,lege Deliberative Process; Ex.ecutlve Privilege

Oeliberatllie Process; hecutlve Pr;volege De.lberall~= Process; Executive PttVI~ge

Deliberatl....e Process, Exeeutlve Pnvf~ege

De~beralive Process. Exeeutve Privilege Deliberative Process: EXeCIJtlve Privilege

Del.berative Process; ExeCutive Privilege Deliberative Precess, Exec"tlve Privilege Deliberative Process, ExeC<lllve PriVilege Dehberatj'Je Process, ExecutIve Privi~ege

Deliberative Process; Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process. E)(ecu~ive Pnvtlege

Delibera"ve Process; Executive P'ivilege

Del'berative Process. Executive Privilege Deliberative Process. Execullve Privilege Deiiberative Proces~, bec"'i,,e Privilege

Debbefallve Process, ExecutIve Prrvile1le Qetib«alive Process; Executive Pnvilege

OeIiberatMt Process; Executive Pnvilege [)elibetaliwe Process; Executive Privilege Oeli_ive Process; ElUlCUtive Privifege

Gov Ole Priviiege log,,'s Page 2

OfFICE OF GOVERNOR E-MA1LS, PART 2 20 E-mail Strings Related to CommissIoner Wall Monegan Termination:

Date Author 1.

&12712007 Cms Clark 612712007 Wa~ Monegan

2. 11/512007 Joan Brown 11/512007 Karen Rehfeld 11/512007 Karen Rehfeld 11/512007 Randy Ruaro 1:1512007 Karen Rehfeld 11/512007 Mary Sutton 11/5/2007 Dan Spen<:el' 11/512007 Mary Sutton 111512007 Joan K,,:;san 11/5/2007 Mary Sutton 11121'2007 Dan Spencer 11/212007 Dan Spencer

3. 11'23.'2008 Walt fJ.ol\eg"," 1123,/2008 Karen Rehfeld 1/2312008 Walt Monegan

4.

112412008 Rendy Ruaro 1124J2008 Walt Manegan 1/2312008 Lauren R;C8 1123/2008 MII\.cly Rowland

5. 113012008 Walt Monegan ,rJO/2ooS I«;ren Renfela 1130/2008 Walt Monegan 1/29/2008 Karen Rehleld 112912008 Wa'i Manegan 1129/2008 Karen Rehfeld

6. 2/1812008 Wan Mor,egan 211812008 Karen Rehfeld 2115/2008 Mindy Rowi<lrd

7. 2/2912008 KrlS PetTY 2/29-'2008 GO\l. Palin 2i28f2008 Gw. Palin 2/28/2008 Janice Mas{)n 2/28t2C08 Gov P&hn 2/28/2008 Janice Mason

8. 3i5/200a Karen Rellfeld 3151200a Wa~ Monegar. 315/2OC8 Karen Rehfeld 3/512006 We'! Manegan 3/212008 Karen Rehreld

9, 313012008 Ivy Frye 3130/2008 Wa~ Monegao

10.

Recipenl

Karen Rehfeld Gov PalJtl

Karen Rehfeld Joan Brown Randy RUAro Karen Rehfeld Randy Ruaro Karen Rehfeld Mary Sullon. Joan Kasson Joan Kasson, Dan Spencer Mary SuM". DM Spencer Dan Spencer Mary Sutton Mary Sulton

Karen Rehfeld Walt Monegan Karen Rehfeld

Walt Manegan Ra'ldy Rualo Mindy Rowla'ld Lauren Rice

Karen Rehfeld Walt Monegan Karen Rehfeld Walt Monegan. John G'ass Karen Renteld. John Glass ,,",VaU MQnegan. JOhn Glass

K.aren Rehleld War. Monega~

Russ Keily. Randy Ruaro, Karen Rehfeld

Mike Nizic~ Janice Mason JanICe Ma~o!l. Todd Palin Gov Palin. Todo palin Janke Mason Gov Palin, Todd Palin

Walt Mor,egan Karen Rehfela Walt MOf'le9an Karen Renfeld WaltMOI1<lgat)

Todd Pa'in. Frank Baoley IvyFr~e

51412008 Annelte Kreitzer Karen Rehfeld. Rardy Rvaro. Kevin B'oo's 514/2008 Karen Rehfeld 5/4/2008 Randy Ruara 514/2008 Audie HOlloway 51412008 Raney Rua<c

11. 6;1912008 Wan MonegBn 6;19/2008 Tati Cams

Randy Ruaro. AnneUe Kre,t"'f. Kev,n B"'aks Arvlette K·eilzer. Karen Rehfeld. Kev" Broo~s

Randy Rusro Alldoe Holloway

Karen Reh!eJa L,st

SUbject

Wall and AUdoe's plan 10 fix lhe Alaska Criminal jus!lCe syslem Ptan 10 Address Sexual Assau!1 in Western Alaska

Crime Lab capital request Crim<! Lab ~aprtal requ..,sl Crime Lab capital request Crime Lab capital request Crime Lab capital request Crime Lab Capital Request

Crime Lab Capital Request Cnme Lab Capital Request C"me Lab Cap:lal Reque"l Cnme Lab Cap'lal Requesl Cnme Lab CapItal Request

UAAlAST Sexual Ass",,~ StUdy UAAlAST Sexual A....,,1t StUdy UAAlAST Sexual Assault StUdy

Crime lab Positions Crime Lab Positions Crime Lab f'o.ibon. Crime Lab POSitlrY.lS

VPSO Tasi< Report VPSO Task Report VPSO Task Report VPSO Task Report VPSO Task Report V>'SO Task Repa1

Doublif19 Fund1119 Doubhf19 Funding Daubllf19 FUnd"'9

Sched~1e - Wed 0227 - 03.C8.08 SchedUle - Wed 02.27· 0306.08 Schedule - Wed 02.27 - 03 08 08 ~ch_,I.. - WP.d 0"7 - 03 08.08 SchedUle - Wed 02.27,03.08.08 Scheoule . Wed. 0227 - 03.08.08

Feb 15 leller Feb 15 Jetter Feb. 15 'etter Feb 15 letter hb.15leUer

PSEA ads PSEA ads

Scanned from SCanneo from Scarvled ~rom

Scanned 'rom SCanned frem

{Trooper RetenHon and AO 237) (Trooper RelentlOn and AO 237) (Trooper Retention ;md AO 237) (Trooper Retention and AO 237) (Trooper Refention and AO 237)

Agenda to/' JU'le 24 Meeling of CJWG Agentla If){ June 24 Meeling of CJWG

Privilege

Deliberative Process; Executive Prhiilege Delibefa'ive Process; ExecuWe Privilege

Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Deliberal"e Process; Execulive prfVIlege Deliberative Process; Execullve PrIVilege Deliberative Process; Execu1ive Privi.ege D~jberatiye Process: Executlw Privilege Deliberative Process; ExeC1mve PnVltege

Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Deliberative Process: Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Deliberative Process: Executive PriVilege

DeliberaHve Process; Exe~lve Privilege DelIberative Process; executIve PriVIlege Deliberative Process; Execuhve Prlv,tege

DelIberative Process: Executive Prlvilege Deliberative Process: Executove Privilege Deliberative Process. Executive Privilege De~iberative Process; Exeeurive Prlvl~ege

Deliberative Process: Executive Pnviiege De!iberatlve Process. Executive Pnvile-ge Deliberative PfOce5s; Exec".rtive Pnvilege Deliberative Process, ExeC4.1ive Prlvilegp. Deliberative Process; Execullve PriVilege Deliberative process; Executtve Privilege

DeliberaHve ?rocess, EX~I\'e Pnvi:ege Delibefalive Pnx:IOSS; EXeou\ove Priv,lege Deliberative Process: Ex<:cU~ve Pflvilege

Deliberative Process; Executive PriVilege Delibefalive Process. Executive Provilege Deliberalive Process; Executive Privilege Oelibera11'We Precess: Ej(ecu~j"e P(lvll~e

Deliberati"e Process; E>:ecutive Privi.lege Dehberative Process: Executive Pnvi~@glit

DeJiberatjve ProcB5s; Executive- Pr~v;le(je

Dellberahve Proc!"ss, Execvtlve Pnvilege Deliberative Process: Execullve Privilege DellOO!ra1ive Process: Execulive Pnvilege DeliberatIve Process; Execu~ive PriVIlege

Deliberative Process: E.,':I(ecut!ve PrIvilege Deliberaliv<l Process; Exerul've Pnvllege

D"liberat~ Process; Executive PriVilege Deioberative Process, Execuhve Pflvilege DelIberative Process: E):Bculive Prhille~

Detlbefallve Process; Executive Privilege Dellberati\'e Preces.s: EXec.ulrve PriVilege

OeJiberative Process; Exetut£ve Pnvilege RoO! e-mail nO! privileged

Gov Olc Pflvllege Log II .•Is Page 1

12. 71312008 Milte NlzlCh Walt Mcnegan Coordir.aHon

Deliberalive Process; ExeC'~hve Privilege7J31200JJ Walt ""'neg"" Mike Nillch Coordination Deliberalrve Process; Exec.utNe Privilege 71312oo8 Mi~e Nozicll Walt M",~egan Coordination

13. Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege

712112oo8 Kris Perry Gov. Palin, Rosanne Hughes, Randy Ruato. Sllaron Leighow 7i22I201'AI Gov. Palin Rosanne Hughes. Ranoy Ruaro, Sharon Leighow 71211'2008 Rosanne Hughe: Gov. PalIn 7121/2008 Gov. Palin Rosanne Hughes 712112008 Rosanne Hughe: Gov. Palin 7/2trl008 Gov. Palin Rosanne Hughes 712112008 Rosanne Hugh", Gov Palin 712112008 Gov Palin Randy Ruaro 7/2112008 RMdy Ruaro Gov PalL~

14. 7122/2005 Gov. Palln Randy Ruaro. Kris Perry, Mi1<e Nizich 712212008 Randy Ruare Gov. Patin 71221200e Gov Palon Randy R'J~HO

7/2212008 RaMy Ruaro Gov Pailn 15.

112212008 Kris Perry Sha,on Leighow, Gov. Palin, Randy Ruare 7/22,'2008 Sharen LelS!1"w GoY Palin. Randy Ruaro, Kris Perry 7/22,12008 Gov Pale' Randy Ruaro, Sha,on Leighow, I<'is Perry

16. l1f3U008 Randy Ruaro Mike Barnhill &1'3/2008 Ran.(1y Kuma Randy Ruaro

17. 811 grzooe Gov. Fal'n Karen Rehfeld. A.,nette- Kreit2er 8120i2.0:J8 Go\!' PaJ~n M,~c Nizich. Kris P""Y 81i9/2008 Mike NlliCh Go', Pa/;n. I<,;s Perry a/19i2COO B'II McAtl..ter Sleve MacDonald

18. 6/2Gi2COO Annette K'eltzer Karen Rehfetd. Mi,e N'zjcll 8120i2008 Karen Rehfel" Ml~e NIZ,ch. Annette Kreil.Z:cr 8/1 S/2008 Goy Pahn Katen Rehfekt. A!'Inette Kreitzer 8ll0:2008 Gov. Pal '1 M'ke NlzlCl1, Kris Perry 8119,2008 M;ke NirlCh Gov Palin. Kris Perry 8119,'2\)08 B,II MeAllSle, Steve MacDonald

19.

812012008 Annette Kre:tzer Goy Palrn. Karen Rehfeld 8/20!2oo8 Gov Palin Annetle KrM.zer, Karen Rehfeld 8i2CIl008 Annene Kreitzer Go. Pailn, Karen Rehfeld 5/1 ;1.<;<0;;6 Gov Par" Karen Rehfeld, Annette Kreitzer 8!:!O!2006 Gov P:llin M~k~ Nizir.h. Kn$ Pflrry 81~9l2008 Mike NIZICh GO\! Palin, Kr1s Perry 811912008 Bill McAll..ler SIeve MacDonatd

20, 812012008 M,~e Niz.icIl Karen Rehfeld 812012000 Karen Rehfeld Mike NiZicll. Annette Kreitzer 811912008 Gov. Pal,n Katen ReNeld. AnnetIe Kreitzer 8120/2008 Gov. Pall/l MI~e Niz,cll, IVis Petry 8/1!l12OO8 Mi1<8 Ni2ich GoY. Palin, Kris Petry 8J1!l12OO8 Bill McAllister SIeve MacOonaid

Need number Revised Drall Need number. Revised Draft ReviSed Dlart Rev,sed Dran ReVIsed Draft Revised D,-aft Rev;sed D'att Revised Drat: Revised Oran

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Gov Of" PriVilege Log II xis Page 2

JOHN KATZ PRIVILEGE LOG 4 E-mail Strings Related to Commissioner Watt Monegan;

Date Author 1. 7/14/2008 Randy Ruaro 7/14/2008 Aneet Makin 7/10/2008 Randy Ruaro 7/1012008 Aneet Makin 711012008 Randy Ruaro

719/2008 Aneet Makin 71812008 Randy Ruaro 71812008 Aneet Makin 7/7/2008 John Katz 71712008 Randy Ruaro 71712008 John Katz 71712008 Randy Ruaro 71712008 John Katz 7/612008 Randy Ruaro

2. 711412008 John Katz 7/1412008 Randy Ruaro 7/14/2008 John Katz 7/11/2008 Randy Ruaro 7/11/2008 lauren Rice

3. 71712008 Karen Rehfeld 7/712008 John Katz 7/7/2008 Randy Ruaro NT/2008 John Katz 71612008 Randy Ruaro

4. 71712008 John Katz 71712008 Randy Ruaro 71712008 John Katz 7/712008 Randy Ruaro 71712008 John Katz 71612008 Randy Ruaro

Reclpent

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Randy Ruaro John Katz Randy Ruaro John Katz John Katz

John Katz Randy Ruaro John Katz Randy Ruaro John Katz

Randy Ruaro John Katz Randy Ruaro John Katz Randy Ruaro John Katz

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Bailey Privilege Log.xls Page 1

MICHAEL NlllCH PRIVILEGE LOG Search teml: todd and wooten Note: There are many duplicates in this set of e-mails

Bates No. Date Author 6894 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich

6894-6895 7119/2008 Meghan Stapleton 6695-6896 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

6896 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6896-6897 7119/2008 Gov. Palin

6898 7/1912008 MicI1ael Nizich 6898 7/19/2008 Kelty Huber 6898 7/19/2008 Michael NIZich 6899 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton

6899-6900 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 6900-6901 7/1912008 Gov. Palin

6901 7/19(2008 Gov. PallO 6902 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich 6902 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton

6902-69037/19/2008 Michael Nizich 6903 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 6904 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

690W905 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6905 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6906 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich 6906 7/19/2008 Rosanne Hughes 6906 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich

6907-6908 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 6908·6909 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6909·6910 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6910-6911 711912008 Gov. Palin

6912 7/1912008 Michael Nizich 6912 711912008 Kelly Huber 6912 711912008 Michael Nizich 6912 7/19/2008 Kelly Huber 6913 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich

691 3-6914 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 6914-6915 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

6915 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 6915-6916 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

6917 7/19/2008 Michael Niziell 6917 7/19/2008 Kelly Huber 6917 7/19/2008 Michael Nlzich 6917 7/19/2008 Kelly Huber 6917 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich 6918 7/19/2008 Kelly Huber 69187/19/2008 Michael Nl~ch

6918·6919 7119/2008 Meghan Stapleton

Recipent Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin: Sharon Lelghow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Kelly Huber Michael Nlzich Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin: Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Meghan Stapleton Michael Nizich; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Meghan Stapleton: Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Rosanne Hughes Michael Nizich Meghan Stapleton. Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov Palin; Sharon Leighow: Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow. Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Kelly Huber Michael Nizich Kelly Huber Michael Nizich Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow. Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Kelly Huber Michael Nizich Kelly Huber Michael Nizich Kelly Huber Michael Nizich Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro

Nizich Privilege Log xis

Subject Tooay's Reporters Toctay's Reporters Tooay's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Toctay's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Taday's Reporters Today's Reporters To<lay's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters

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69196920 7/1912008 Gov. Patin 6920-6921 711912008 Gov. Palin

6921 7119/2008 Gov. Palin 6922 7/21/2008 Michael Nizich 6922 712112008 Gov, Palin

6922-6923 7121/2008 Gov, Palin 6924 712112008 Gov. Patin

6924-6925 7/2112008 Gov, Palin 6925 712112008 Sharon Leighow 6925 7121/2008 Gov, Palin

6925-6926 712112008 Gov, Palin

Department of Law, 101812008

Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Bill McAllister Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich

Today's Reporters Deliberative Process; Executive Pr'lvilege Reporters Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Hoffman Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Dps Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Dps Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege AGIA and Dps Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Dps Deliberative Process; Execu1ive Privilege AGIA and Dps Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Govemor wanted to mi Deliberative Process; Execulive Privilege Dps Deliberative Process; Execu1ive Privilege AGIA and Dps Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege

Nizich Privilege log,xls Page 2

FRANK BAILEY PRIVilEGE LOG

Bates No. Date Author

7046 7121/2008 Gov. Palin 7046-7047 7121/2008 Gov. Palin

7047 7/2112008 Sharon Leigllow 7047 712112008 Gov. Palin

7047-7048 7/21/2008 Gov. Palin 7049 8/1312008 Frank Bailey 7050 811312008 Frank Bailey

Department of Law, 1018/2008

Search term: todd and wooten

Recipent

Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro; Michael Nizich Bill McAllister Randy Ruaro: Michael Nizich Randy Ruaro: Michael Nizich Sharon Leighow; William McAllister Sharon Leighow; William McAllister

Subject Privilege

Dps Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege AGIA and Dps Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Govemor wanted to me Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Dps Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege AGIA and Dps Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege My Statement Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege My Statement Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege

Bailey Privilege log.xls Page 1

RANDY RUARO PRIVILEGE LOG Search term todd and wooten Note: There are many duplicates In this set of e-mails

Bates No. Date Author 8923 7/18/2008 Gov. Palin 8924 7/1812008 Gov. Palin

8924-8925 7/1812008 Gov. Palin 8926 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8926-8927 7/1812008 Sharon Leighow 8928 7/18/2008 Gov. Palin 8928 7/1812008 Frank Bailey

8928-8929 7/18/2008 Gov. Palin 8929 7/18/2008 Frank Bailey 8929 7/1812008 Gov. Palin 8930 7/1812008 Frank Beiley

8930-8932 7/18/2008 Frank Bailey 8933 7/19/2008 Gov, Palin

8933-8934 7/19/2008 Gov, Palin 8935 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8935-8936 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8936-8937 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8938 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 8938-8939 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8939-8940 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8940 7/19/2008 Gov. PallO 8941 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro

8941-8942 7/19/2008 Gov, Palin 8942·8943 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8943 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8944 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 8944 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8945 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8945-8946 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8947 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton

8947-8948 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8948-8949 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8949 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 8950 7/19/2008 Joseph Schmidt

8950·8951 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8951 711912008 Gov. Palin

895H3952 7/19/2008 Gov, Palin 8953 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8953-8954 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8954 7119/2008 Gov, Palin

8954-8955 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8955 7119/2008 Gov. Palin 8956 7/1912008 Gov. Palin

Recipent Subject Frank Bailey; Kristina Perry; Todd Palin; Ivy Frye; Sharon Leighow; Mi Wooten Frank Bailey; Kristina Perry; Todd Palin; Ivy Frye; Sharon Leighow; Mi Wooten Frank Bailey; Kristina Perry; Todd Palin; Ivy Frye; Sharon Leighow; Mi Wooten Sharon Leighow; Kristina Perry; Frank Bailey Mike Ross Gov. Palin Mike Ross Frank Bailey; Todd Palin; Kristina Perry; Mike Nizich Re (Monegan) Todd Palin; Kristina Perry; Mike Ni'?:ich; Gov, Palin Re (Monegan) Frank Bailey; Todd Palin; Kristina Perry; Mike Nizich; Sharon Leighow Re (Monegan) Gov. Palin Frank Bailey; Todd Palin; Kristina Perry Gov. Palin; Todd Palin; Kristin;'! Perry Sharon Leighow Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Sharon Lelghow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov, Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Lelghow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Rllndy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin, Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Randy Ruaro; Megan Stapleton

Ruaro Privilege Log.xls

Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process: Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; ExeC1Jtive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Execulive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; ExeC1.Jtive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Execulive Privilege Deliberative Process: Executive PriVilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Pnvilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege Deliberative Process; Execulive Privilege Deliberative Process; Executive Privilege

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Re (Monegan) Re (Monegan) Fw (Moneglln) (Monegan) Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Today's Reporters Reporters Hoffman Today's Reporters

8956 7/19/2008 Ivy Frye 8956-8957 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8957-8958 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8958-8959 7119/2008 Gov. Palin

8960 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 89607/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8960-8961 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8961-8962 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 8962-89637/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8963 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8964 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 8964 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8964-8965 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8965-8966 7/19/2008 Gov Palin 8966-8967 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8967 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8968 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 8968 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8968-8969 711912008 Meghan Stapleton 8969-8970 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8970-8971 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8971 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8972 7119/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8972 7/1912008 Gov. Palill

8972-8973 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton 8973-8974 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 8974-8975 7/1912008 Gov. Palin

89757/1912008 Gov. Palin 8976 7/1912008 Michael Nizich

8976-8977 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton 8977-8978 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8978 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 8978-8979 7/1912008 Gov. Palin

8980 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 89807/1912008 Michael Nizich

8980-8981 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8981-8982 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8982-8983 7/1912008 Gov. Palin

89837/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8984 7/19/2008 Annette Kreitzer 8984 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton

8984-8985 7/19/2008 Michael Nlzich 8985-8986 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton

8986 7/19/2008 Gov. Palill 8986-8987 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 8987-8988 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8989 7/1912008 Annette Kreitzer

Gov. Palin Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow Meghan Stapleton, Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Pallll; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Meghan Stapleton; Sharon leighow Meghan Stapleton: Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro GOII. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Meghan Stapleton. Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Michael Nizich: Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Palin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow, Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Meghan Stapleton; Michael Nizich; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Michael Nizich; Sharon Lelghow; Randy Ruaro Meghan Stapleton; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Gov. Patin; Sharon Leighow; Randy Ruaro Sharon leighow. Randy Ruaro Sharon Leighow Janice Mason Meghan Stapleton; Michael Nizich; Sharon LelQhow; Randy Ruaro


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8989 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8989-8990 711912008 Michael Nizich 8990-8991 7119/2008 Meghan Stapleton

8991 71"19/2008 Gov Palin 8991·8992 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8992-8993 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8994 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 8994 7/1912008 Annette Kreitzer

8994-8995 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8995 7119/2008 Michael Nizich

8995-8996 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 8996-8997 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

8997 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 8998 7119/2008 Gov. Palin 8999 7/1912008 Randy Ruaro 8999 7/1912008 Annette Kreitzer

8999·9000 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton 9000 7/1912008 Michael Nizich

9000·9001 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 9001-9002 711912008 Gov. Palin

9002 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 9003 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 9004 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro 9004 7/19/2008 Annelle Kreitzer

9004-9005 711912008 Meghan Stapleton 9005 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich

9005·9006 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 9006-9007 7/1912008 Gov Palin

9007 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 9008 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 9009 7/19/2006 Rosanne Hughes 90097/19/2008 Randy Ruaro

9009-9010 7/19/2008 Annette Kreitzer 9010-9011 7/19/2006 Meghan Stapleton

9011 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich 9012·9013 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 9013·9014 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin 9014-9015 7/1912008 Gov. Palin 9015·9016 7119/2008 Gov. Palin

9017 7/1912008 Randy Ruaro 9017 7/19/2008 Rosanne Hughes 9017 7/19/2008 Randy Ruaro

9017-9018 7/19/2008 Annette Kreitzer 9018 7/19/2008 Meghan Stapleton 901 9 7/19/2008 Michael Nizich

9019-9020 7/1912008 Meghan Stapleton 9020·9021 7/19/2008 Gov. Palin

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Date: 2008/07/18 08:39 Subject: FW: Officer Wooten From: "Nizich, Michael A (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV); GPalin

FYI

Janice indicated we are getting favorable emails messages on what was done at piS .. She will share some of those messages with you.

From: Colberg, Talis J (LAW) Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 10:30 AM To: Nizich, Michael A (GOV) Subject: FW: Officer Wooten

Dear Mr. Nizich, Another email and with a very different perspective. Talis

From: Korting, Nancy A (LAW) On Behalf Of General, Attorney (LAW sponsored) Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 10:25 AH To: colberg, Talis J (I,AW) Subject: FW: Officer Wooten

As below.

From: Charles Layman MD (mailto~

Sent: Friday, July 18, 200B 10:~

To: General, Attorney (LAW sponsored) subject: Officer Wooten

Attorney General,

It is kno~TI that Palmer is the training detachment and the post where officers that are new or need remediation are posted. They shoot people sitting in cars in parking lots.

It is the scuttlebutt in Palmer that even other Troopers think Officer Wooten is a jerk. I believe the accusations tha Palin Family made. I suspect that the "review" that was done was tainted. The 2 things that were proven against Wootem were enough to fire an officer and all we know was that Wooten did them. What would happen if a private citizen shot an illegal moose? A Safety Officer/Wildlife Officer SHOULD BE FIRED.

You need to re-investigate Wooten and the charges and you need to investigate the investigation and the review and the punishment that was administered at the time. You need to assure the people that the Troopers are controlled by the People and not themselves. I am very disconcerted by John Cyr and others that think the high profile firing is what is important here. The safety of the Governor's family or any family is more important. Was the man fired still in the Union. If so, what a conflict of interest!

Control the Troopers.

Charles Layman MD

Date: 2008/07/19 14:56 SUbject: Re: Monaghan Fr~ "Bailey. Frank T (GOV)" <[email protected]) To, ...... • 2. i ~.rr_'" WOO, Call me Larry. 3386163 so~etime this eve~ tomorrow. You're jumping to a conclusion on half the facts. I'll fill you in.

Original Message

From: Larry wood

To: Bailey, Frank T (GOV)

Sent: Sat Jul 19 12:30:13 2008

Subject: Monaghan

Frank,

l-Iho's on first?

I read the article in Anchorage worker today.

First I had heard. Did not have access to the internet on site until I discovered verizon's broadband service.

Now. I have Internet wherever in the U.S.

Whoopee ding.

What's the thinking with the Palins and you regarding the Wooten thing?

You should know and so should our Gov that for her to get involved or to try to influence the situation is tantamount to playing squash with a sweating stick of dynamite. You might get away with hitting it once, but sooner or later the nitro sweating out to the surface will react and

boom.

Looks like you all made Lyda's day.

I don't get it.

The matter was for the courts and the cops, not the gov's office.

I have experience, as both my youngest son and his wife split after his return from Iraq, and my youngest brother's first marriage resulted in a nasty divorce.

My brother's wife would call the cops, got a restrai.ning order, and hounded him. untjl, one day, the right cop at the right time, and the hell that vias his life stopped.

The system does work.

Does Sarah's sister have a restraining order against Wooten?

Too, playing games with the custody is dumb for both sides.

If Wooten gets a domestic misdemeanor for violating a restraining order or for assault, he is no longer employable as a cop.

Why did Sarah get involved?

Why did you get involved?

,'lhat's done is done, and this time, I fear our gov has given the opposition plenty to \'JOry: with. This is not going away tomorrow, Frank.

The system will work.

For Sarah to get involved is saying that she does not trust the courts and HER AST to do the right thing in the matter.

In my case, all I wanted was for a pathological liar to be removed after demonstrating his failures.

Yet, Monaghan gets fired over a domestic issue in the Palin clan.

A full commissioner for basically doing his job and staying out of the matter.

Does this mean that my issue is dead?

~~d, if Sarah could do this to a full commissioner, why is Westall still in place after the document I sent you and others?

I think r have sho'wn that there is a problem in DMVA that has existed for too long.

r hope that the mistake with Monaghan, who's appointment I did not agree with because APD's culture lS not AST, will be weathered.

I thought Sarah would promote out of the ranks within the various depts.

What was done in Monaghan's situation was not ethical. It reads like an abuse of power.

Westall was a legit case.

Your name was mentioned prominently in the article. Bad news bears.

I see that Lyda is whopping the war drum, and she has nothing to lose.

Thi.nk scapegoat.

Be careful, Frank.

Let me know on the westall issue, please.

Larry Wood, Gen. Mgr.

Terra Resources, Ltd.

4750 wolverine Rd. I Palmer, Alaska 99645

Tel: 907-746-4983 I Fax: 907-746-4980 I cell: 907-355-5933

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Date: 2008/07/20 19:12 Subject: Re: Monaghan From: "Bailey, Frank T To: ~anlb.i~e?,r:.;;;p

Ok Larry.

Just give me a holler when you can. Your email be 10"] certainlv sounds like you had made up your mind. I trust that is not the case.

Take care.

F

Original Message ----

From: Larry Wood <[email protected]>

To: Bailey. Frank T (GOV)

Sent: Sun Jul 20 19:11:56 2008

Subject: RE: Monaghan

Frank,

~igured as much.

1 was not "jumping to a conclusion", just reacting to what I had read, plus concerns from others.

I am surprised the daily worker came down on Sarah this hard, though. For awhile, she could do no wrong, much to Fagan et aI's ire.

I am working through GoToMy PC and was just able to get access a little bit ago.

Too late to call you tonight, but I would like to understand what's up.

I am wondering if Lyda is contemplating a run at Sarah, given her posturing?

Things are going hard here, weather is affecting us and the project. Rains come in several hour increments replete with thunder and lightenlng. I mean all night. I haven't slept much since we returned on the 5th.

We wor~ 7 days a week, so we don't have days off. Today was in the upper 90s with no wind. Our section of the Iowa desert is hot because of the sand and no vegetation.

Let me know when a good time to call would be a little later on.

Great fireworks display from some nearby berg to the south during dinner.

Thanks for the response.

Be careful being the fireman.

LDW

From: Bailey, Frank T (GO'l) [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2008 4:56 PM

I SUbject, Re, ,"on.gh,n

To:

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Call me Larry. 3386163 sometime this eve or tomorrow. You're jumping

to a conclusion on half the facts. I'll fill you In.

Original Message

From: Larry Wood t.~ro ~


Sent: Sat Jul 19 12:30:13 2008

SUbject: Monaghan

Frank,

Who's on first?

I read the article in ~nchorage worker today.

First I had heard. Did not have access to the internet on site until I discovered Verizon's broadband service.

Now, I have internet wherever in the U.S.

Whoopee ding.

What's the thinking with the PaHns and you regarding the Wooten thing?

You should know and so should our Gov that for her to get involved or to try to influence the situation is tantamount to playing squash with Cl.

sweating stick of d~lamite. You might get away with hitting it once, but sooner or later the nitro sweating out to the surface will react and

boom.

Looks like you all made Lyda.'s day.

I don't get it.

The matter was [or the courts and the cops, not the gov's office.


My brother's wife would call the cops, got a restraining order, and hounded him, until. one day, the right cop at the right time, and the hell that was his life stopped.







What's done is done, and this time, I fear our gov has given the opposi tion plenty to work with. This is not going away tomorrol';, Frank.




Yet, Monaghan gets fired over a domestic issue in the Palin clan.



And, if Sarah could do this to a full commissioner, why is Westall still in place after the document I sent you and others?

I think I have shown that there is a problem in DMVA that has existed for too long.

I hope that the mistake with Monaghan, who'S appointment I did not agree with because APD's culture is not AST, will be weathered.


What was done in Monaghan's situation was not ethical. It reads like an abuse of power.




Think scapegoat.

Be careful, Frank.

Let me know on the Westall issue, please.



4750 Wolverine Rd. I Palmer, Alaska 99645

Tel: 907-746-4983 I Fax: 907-746-4980 / Cell: 907-355-5933

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Date: 2008/07/22 10:02 Subject: 13 From: "Bailey. Frank T (GOV)" ..-:[email protected]> To: Kokotovich, Selina M (GOV)

Hi Selina,

Plz just call her and tell her that I'm slammed today but that I've said everythi,ng there is to say about the situation with Wooten. I'm not the guy to go for on hiring, that would be Mike Nizich, the Acting Chief of Staff.

Thanks.

Frank Bailey

Director, Boards and Commissions

Office of Governor Sarah Palin

907.465.3934 - Juneau

907.269.7450 - Anchorage

Date: 2008/07/29 09:58 Subject: FW; reporter's email From: "Bailey, Frank T (GOV) " <£[email protected]> To: [email protected]

Hi Eric.

I'm so sorry I am slammed today in meetings. I am definitely from Kodiak. lived there since '72 in fact was a paper boy for the Freeman's who previously owned the Kodiak Daily Mirror. As has been mentioned previously I never pressured or contacted Commissioner Monegan regarding Trooper Wooten.

My apologies I'll be in and out of communication range for a lot of the afternoon here, but I hope this helps.

Frank

From: Kokotovich, Selina M (GOV) Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 10:38 ]\}1

To: Bailey, Frank T (GOV) Subject: reporter's email

ewander@Jwdiakdailymirror. com

Selina Kokotovich

Boards & Commissions, Office of the Governor

(907) 465-3934

[email protected]

Date: 2008/08/14 15:39 Subject: follow up From: "Hopkins, Kyle" <[email protected]> To: Bailey, Frank T (GOV)

Frank, Thanks for getting back to me. So, you mentioned you and your family are deciding what to do next.

Do you expect to continue working for the governor's office? How about for the state? What arc your options?

The governor is under pressure from her critics to let you go. Do you think she will?

Also: I'm trying to find out what the rules are for looking at personnel and worker's comp records. Can you tell me more about how you learned about Wooten's record?

Thanks, Kyle

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Date: 2008/07/26 21:48 Sub] eet: Google .Zl.lert ., sarah palin From: Google Alerts <[email protected]> To: Frye, Ivy J (GOV)

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Sarah Pali.n's proposal to hand every Alaskan an extra $1200 this year was a bad idea when she called it "energy relief." She has since relabeled the $1200 ... See all stories on this topic

Hunting laws need to apply to all, even troopers Anchorage Daily News (subscription) - Anchorage,AK,USA Sarah Palin and Alaska State Trooper Mike Wooten now find themselves involved: • That the hunting laws that apply to the rest of us apparently don't apply ... See all stories on this topic

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Is Wooten a good trooper? Anchorage Daily News (subscription) - Anchorage,AK,USA Sarah Palin, her aides or her husband pressured commanders to fire Trooper Mike Wooten, and whether she then fired the state's top cop when Wooten stayed on ... See all stories on this topic


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Palin aide says he acted on his own when pressing for trooper to ... Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Fairbanks,AK,USA Sarah Palin said he acted on his own when he pressed a state official to fire a trooper, who had gone through a bitter divorce with Palin's sister. See all stories on this topic

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Date: 2008/0S/13 20:46 Subject: different topic From: mike heimbuch ......111•••• To: ~rye, Ivy J (GOV)

Ivy, I am concerned about morale in your office tonight - after reading 175 comments on the AnN blog about Frank and Wooten. Do you have enough variety of input in how to handle the coming mess? I hope SP can turn from playing defense on this - and go on the offense.

There are concerns and circumstances in life for which the law is simply inadequate. And though we do our best ~o comply - there are times when the heat and unfalrness of an issue and the limitations of law - bring even the most well intentioned person uncomfortably close to a breach of conduct. I do not wi~h to see this governor or her staff hide from those conflicts nor retreat one step from her honest assessment of the character of Molly's ex husband.

Please share my sentiments with your boss and Frank if they will pr"ovide any sort of morale boost - and if you would like any outside point of view written for media or internal use don't hesitate to ask. Mike

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Date: 2008/07/21 09:15 Subject: constituent From: "Fradlcy, Tara D (GOV)" [email protected]> To: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV)

Gary ED is

232-2792

He called to say that Trooper Wooten is interfering in his case. He says he was assaulted by a member of Wooten's family and the trooper has interfered and now nothing is happening. He was trying to file an assault case. I have told him that I would pass on his concerns.

Date: 2008/08/23 15:39 Subject: RE: Your e-mail From: Michelle Nolan > To: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV)

Well then Randy, why don't you for\vard this to the AG's office when AST has completed their investigation. Maybe Talis Colberg can do something better with his time than make phone calls on the behalf of the Governor' s personal family problems ( trooper Wooten ) Thanks Mick Nolan

From: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV) [mailto:[email protected]]

i~~t: Saturday, August 23, 2~3~..1} PM~6. ~

Cc: Svobodny, Richard (LAW) 'CII'flf' ~O,"~

Subject: Y01.1r e-mail

Dear Mr. Nolan:

Thank you for writing to the Governor. I have been assigned to provide a response. There is presently a dispute as to what has actually occurred and a criminal investigation is ongoing. It would be improper at this time to comment on a situation where the facts are not yet fUlly known and the investigation not yet complete. If the investigation by the Alaska State Troopers concludes that a crime(s) was committed, then the prosecution of those crime(s) lies with the office of the Attorney General.

Again, thank you for writing.

Sincerely,

Randy Ruaro

Special Assistant

Date: 2008/07/17 08:41 Subject: FW: Another letter From: "Nizich, Michael A (GOVl n [email protected]> To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)

fyi

From: Kopp, Charles (DPS sponsored) Sent: Thursday, JUly 17, 2008 10:27 AM To: Nizich, Michael A (GOV) Subject: FW: Another letter

From: Vrabec, Terry E (DPS) Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 9:42 AM To: Kopp, Charles (DPS sponsored); Holloway, Audie E (DPS); Glass, John D (DPS) Subject: Another letter

Gentlemen,

JJst FYI on a letter that was sent to me today, I don't know if it went out to the media, or if it was a blog. ! of course do not respond to any of these if they get sent to me.

Terry

From: Richard Krause [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 9:06 AM To: Vrabec, Terry E (DPS) Subject: info

Why Walt Monegan got fired: Palin's abuse of power

Last Friday, Commissioner of Public Safety Walt Monegan went into a meeting with Governor Sarah Palin's acting chief of staff thinking he was going to be discussing security for the governor's picnic. He left the meeting without a job.

The abrupt f i.ring of Wal t ~lonegan was a shock not only to him but all of

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the men and women of the Department of Public Safety. The way Monegan was fired raises serious questions about the governor's true motives.

So why was Walt Monegan fired out of the blue? Why would Governor Palin send a surrogate to fire her Public Safety Commissioner and then not have a decent explanation for the public? And why would Monegan's replacement be telling people three days before Monegan got fired, that he was going to become the new Commissioner of Public Safety?

Walt Monegan got fired for all of the wrong reasons. Walt Monegan got fired because he had the audacity to tell Governor Palin no, when apparently nobody is allowed to say no to Governor Palin.

Monegan said no, he couldn't cut his budget because his State Troopers were already being stretched to the limit and pUblic safety SUffering. He said no, he couldn't cut his budget because fuel costs for planes, boats and patrol vehicles soaring, while crime in rural Alaska was putting more demands on the Troopers transportation system.

But more alarming than any budget battle, Monegan said no to firing a State Trooper who had divorced Governor Palin's sister because the guy was being maliciously hounded by Palin's family.

And not just that; Monegan's firing came after his Colonel had to reprimand the governor's office for meddling in department personnel affairs.

Monegan's budget battles

When Walt Monegan's was appointed, he realized the deep problems at DPS including low morale, understaffed detachments and the lack of a funding commitment to a long term vision.

He also recognized, that along with the strategic plan his department developed and introduced just months ago, there needed to be a commitment of resources to follow through on the pu~lic safety needs for Alaskans.

"We want out employees to know that help is on the way; that we are planning to grow our staff to provide both the needed services for this vast state, and the appropriate training necessary ~o do it", Monegan wrote in his 2008-17 Strategic Plan.

But the Palin administration wanted Monegan to go in another direction. They wanted him to cut corners that had already been cut to the bone over the last decade. To make matters worse, the change to the state's retirement benefit program adopted by the legislature in 2004 has had a negative effect on the departments ability to recruit new Troopers.

Meanwhile, since Governor Palin appointed Walt Monegan in 2007, she has spent less than one hour in face to face discussions with him about the critical public safety issues in Alaska. k~d her fy09 budget for public safety clearly shows the results of her lack of understanding about the challenges that DPS faces.

According to the Legislative Finance Agency, the Public Safety budget in fyOS was cut by .05% while the governor's own bUdget increased 22.6%.

The problem for Palin was that Monegan was vocal about his concerns about the growing problems in rural Alaska due to a:cohol and drug abuse and recognized that the state needed to invest more in protecting the

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A few months ago, Monegan warned that Troopers were stretched so thin with no funding support coming from the administration that they might not be able to respond to all calls and even suggested the department prepare a statement for when those situations occurred

Monegan and his department were getting too far out in front of Palin, acting in ways that were independent and contrary to the governor's wishes. Palin needed to replace Monegan with someone who would be seen but not heard while doing the governor's bidding.

That's why Palin replaced Monegan with Chuck Kopp from Kenai, an old Palin family acquaintance who is more likely to follow the governor's line and never say no.

Monegan, ever the good cop, even advocated for a safer Alaska after he was relieved of his duties. In an interview with KTUU on Sunday, two days after he was unceremoniously fired by one of Palin's surrogates, he stated that he informed the administration of a few things that should not be ignored, including the current economic situation in Alaska's rural communities, where he believes poor fishing returns could potentially cause social unrest.

"Thefts increase. Domestic violence increases. When you apply a lot of stress on a situation, money and fuel oil are an absolute hope at some point. And unless we band together as a government to address it head on it could be very bad," Monegan said.

Walt Monegan was fired because he fought too hard. Governor Palin fired Monegan because she understood too little and wanted a puppet as commissioner.

But there was another reason that contributed to Monegan's ouster; a more alarming reason.

Trooper Mike Wooten: Being hunted by the governor

In the fall of 2004, Trooper Mike Wooten had decided the differences between he and his wife Molly of four years had grown to the point of being irreconcilable. His wife just happened to be the younger sister of Sarah Palin.

The beginning of the divorce proceedings set off a chain of bizarre and chilling events that has continued through today. During that time it has resulted in the governor and her family trying to ruin the career of an eight year Alaska State Trooper that has served his state on the SERT Team, Motor Unit and DUI Team.

Beginning in spring of 2005 and for the next ten months, over 25 formal complaints were filed by Palin and Heath family members against Trooper Mike Wooten. From drinking while driving his patrol car to making threats to shooting a moose without a permit.

According to Trooper records, Sarah Palin said that in January and February of 2005, Wooten was drinking while driving. After investigating the complaint, the investigator found that Palin never actually saw what she reported.

In another complaint, Sarah's father said that Wooten made threatening remarks. Again, the investigator found there was no probable way that it

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could have happened.

In all cases except one, the charges were ruled unfounded after an internal investigation. And the one charge that was valid, Wooten immediately admitted to.

In 2003, Wooten, his wife and a friend were moose hunting. Upon spotting a moose, Wooten instructed his wife to shoot the moose since she had the permit, she refused so Wooten did.

After carting the moose back to town, Sarah's father actually butchered it in his garage, and Wooten shared the meat with both Sarah and Todd Palin as well as her parents. Two years later, during the divorce battle,

the family filed a complaint alleging that Wooten had taken that moose illegally. At least they waited until they finished the meat to file the complaint against Wooten.

But it didn't stop there. Threatening phone calls, private detectives that were hired to follow Wooten, notes left on win~shields, Todd Palin taking pictures then submitting them to Wooten's supervisor, all designed to intimidate Wooten into backing off from demanding equal child custody rights.

But every time they filed a spurious complaint, the Troopers would bring in an Administrative Investigator who after seeing more than two dozen of these ridiculous and time consuming complaints stated that in all his years he had never seen such a shotgun pattern agai~st one offi.cer.

Meanwhile in court, Wooten prevailed at every turn as Judge Suddock quickly realized there was a concerted effort to damage Wooten. Finally the judge warned that if any of their actions caused Wooten to lose his job or pay in anyway, Molly and her family would be held liable.

After the divorce was final in late 2005 things set~led down, until last fall.

At the request of the court, Wooten and his ex-wife were instructed to return to re-visit the custody schedUle. Once the paper work started in April of 2008, the complaints and the intimidation started allover again.

But now Wooten wasn't dealing with just Sarah Palin, he was dealing with Governor Sarah Palin.

On April 23, 2008 in written testimony to the court, Palin denied ever making claims against Wooten, when in fact she had emalled a State Trooper Colonel in April of 2005 accusing Wooten of dxiving drunk.

Twice in the last few months complaints were filed by the gover.nor's office accusing Wooten of improperly using his patrol car. Both times he was visiting his kids at school and both times he had permission from his sargent. The last complaint came in May after Todd Palin saw Wooten pulling out of the school parking lot and six days later the complaint landed on Wooten's supervisor's desk.

During the legislative session this past spring, Pa:in reportedly told Commissioner Monegan to fire Wooten because he was giVing Troopers a bad name. However Monegan said he would do no such thing.

A short time after.wards, it was discovered that confidential material in WooLen'S Administrative Investigation file had been released to his ex

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wife and her attorney. This drew outrage from the Public Safety Union as well as the Commissioner. AI files are strictly confidential and can only be released with the written signature of the Trooper, but yet no one could explain how the detailed confidential information was released.

Reportedly, both Commissioner Monegan and Colonel Audie Halloway warned that if they found out the file was leaked by the governor's office, they would pursue charges.

Unfortunately, Commissioner Walt Monegan has been fired and word on the street is Colonel Audie Halloway's days are numbered as the new commissioner brings in those who won't object when the governor uses the Troopers as her own private security force.

The most tragic part of this whole story is Trooper Mike Wooten. For the last four years his children have endured inexcusable stress at the hands of the governor and her family. The same governor who has been on television telling Alaskans how important it is to love your kids and spend time with them. Truth be told, Governor Palin should watch her own television commercial.

For eight years, Trooper Mike Wooten has served the people of the State of Alaska by putting his life on the line to protect them from harm. Today the question is; who will protect Wooten from the blatant abuse of power now that the governor has free hands.

Commissioner Walt Monegan was fired because he fought for his employees, he fought for a safer Alaska and he didn't care if he had to fight Governor Palin to do it.

In the mean time, God help Trooper Mike Wooten.

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Date: 2008/07/27 08:31 Subject: FW, technologically stranded in Sweden! From: "Nizich, Michael A (GO'l) " <[email protected]> To: Perez, Linda J (GOV); Clark, Kami S (GOV)

Any way to get this to work. I thought it was set up for international? From: Bill McAllister [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sun 7/27/2008 8:23 AM To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) Cc: Hughes, Rosanne D (GO'l) Subject: technologically stranded in Sweden!

Help! The BlackBerry is not working in Sweden; I have not received a message since my brief layover in Seattle. Complicating matters, I can't access my personal Gel on-line account from here, either. So bizarrely, I'm sending this note through my still live Channel 2 account. This could be yanked at any time, though. Basically, I've lost touch. For big stuff, there's the phone in the cabin -- 011-46-457-40300 (I had an extra 0 in the e-mail I sent out Thursday). If anybody can tell me how to make the BlackBerry work, that would be great. OtherWise. I will check in when I get use our neighbor's wireless connection or when we go into to·~. Those will both be not daily events, unfortunately.

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Date: 2008/07/18 08:39 Subject: FW: Officer Wooten From; "Nizich. Michael A (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: Perry. Kristina Y (GOV); GPalin

FYI

Janice indicated we are getting favorable emails messages on what was done at p!S .. She will share some of those messages with you.

From: Colberg, Talis J (LAW) Sent: Friday, July 18. 2008 10:30 AM To: Nizich, Michael A (GOV) Subject: FW: Officer Wooten

Dear Mr. Nizich. Another email and with a very different perspective. Talis

From: Korting. Nancy A (LAW) On Behalf Of General. Attorney (LAW sponsored) Sent: Friday. July 18, 2008 10:25 AM To: Colberg, Talis J (LAW) Subject: FW: Officer Wooten

As below.

From: Charles Layman MD [mailto Sent: Friday. July 18, 2008 10:1~AM

To: General, Attorney (LAW sponsored) Subject; Officer Wooten

Attorney General,

It is known that Palmer is the training detachment and the post where officers that are new or need remediation ar'e posted. They shoot people sitting in cars in parking lots.

It is the scuttlebutt in Palmer that even other Troopers think Officer Wooten is a jerk. I believe the accusations tha Palin Family made. I suspect that the "review" that was done was cainted. The 2 things that were proven against Wootem were enough to fire an officer and all we know was that Wooten did them. What would happen if a private citizen shot an illegal moose? A Safety Officer!..iildlife Officer SHOULD BE FIRED.

You need to re-investigate Wooten and the charges and you need to investigate the investlgation and the review and the punishment that was administered at the time. You need to assure the people that the Troopers are controlled by the People and not themselves. I am very disconcerted by John Cyr and others that think the high profile firing is what is important here. The safety of the Governor's family or any family is more important. was the man fired still in the Union. If so, what a conflict of interest!

Control the Troopers,

Charles Layman MD

Date: 2008/07/19 14:56 Subject: Re: Monaghan Fr~ "Ba_i~ey, Frank To: r.l_~ <franL:;~~@al;/~7

Call me Larry. 3386163 sometime this eve~ tomorrow. You're jumping to a conclusion on half the facts. I I 11 fi 11 you in.

Original Message

From: Larry


Sent: Sat Jul 19 12:30:13 2008

Subject: Monaghan

Frank,

~Jho's on first?

I read the article in Anchorage worker today.



Whoopee ding.

What'S the thinking with the Palins and you regarding the Wooten thing?

You should know and so should our Gov that for her to get involved or to try to influence the situation is tantamount to playing squash with a sweating stick of dynamite. You might get away with hitting it once, but sooner or later the nitro sweating out to the surface will react and

boom.


I don't get it.



My brother's wife would call the cops, got a restraining order, and hounded him, until, one day, the right cop at the right time, and the hell that was his life stopped.


Does Sarah's sisteT have a restraining order against Wooten?


IE Wooten gets a domestic misdemeanor for violating a restraining order or for assault, he is no longer employable as a cop.



What's done is done, and chis time. I fear our gov has given the opposition plenty to work with. This is not going away tomorrow, Frank.




Yet. Monaghan gets fired over a domestic issue in the Palin clan.

A full corr®issioner for basically doing his job and staying out of the matter.


And, if Sarah could do this to a full commissioner., why is Westall still in place after the document I sent you and others?

I think I have sho1.'ffi that there is a problem in Dl'WA that has existed for too long.

I hope that the mistake with Monaghan, who's appointment I did not agree with because APD's culture is not AST, will be weathered.


What was done in Monaghan's situation \-las not ethical. It reads like an abuse of power.



I see that Lyda is \'/hopping the war drum, and she has nothing to lose.

Think scapegoat.

Be careful, Frank.




4750 Wolverine Rd. / Palmeri Alaska 99645

Tel: 907-746-4983 I Fax: 907-746-4980 I Cell: 907-355-5933

e-mail: <mailtollllllllllllllllil web urI: w~w.terrawash.com

Date: 2008/07/20 19:12 Subject: Re: Monaghan From: "Bailey, Frank or. (GOV) " dran"b.i ~e?,r.;;;pTo: ••

Ok Larry.

Just give me a holler when you can. Your email below certainly sounds like you had made up your mind. I trust that is not the case.

Take care.

F


From: Larry Wood <[email protected]~


Sent: Sun Jul 20 19:11:56 2008

Subject: RE: Monaghan

Frank,

Figured as much.

I was not "jumping to a conclusion", just reacting to what I had read, plus concerns from others.

I am surprised the daily worker came down on Sarah this hard, though. For awhile, she could do no wrong, much to Fagan et al's ire.

I am working through GoToMy PC and was just able to get access a little bit ago.

Too late to call you tonight, but I wc)uld like to understand what's up.

I am wondering if Lyda is contemplating a run at Sa:::ah, given her posturing?

Things are going hard here, weather is affecting us and the project. Rains come i~ several hour increments replete with thunder and lightening. I mean all night. I haven't slept much since we returned on the 5th.

We work 7 days a week, so we don't have days off. Today was in the upper 90s with no wind. Our section of the Iowa desert is hot because of the sand and no vegetation.

Let me know when a good time to call would be a little later on.

Great fireworks display from some nearby berg to the south during dinner.

Thanks for the response.

Be careful being the fireman.

LDW

From: Bailey, Frank T (GOV) [mailto:[email protected]]


::bJect, Reo Monaghan /--.,") fN.,,1

Call me Larry. 3386163 sometime this eve or tomorrow. You're jumping

to a conclusion on half the facLs. I'll fill you in.

Original Message

From: Larry Wood ,.1111111111111 t..r~~


Sent: Sat Jul 19 12:30:13 2008

Subject: Monaghan

Frank,

Who's on first?

I read the article in k~chorage worker today.



Whoopee ding.

What's the thinking with the Palins and you regarding the wooten thing?

You should know and so should our Gov that for her to get involved or to try to influence the situation is tantamount to playing squash with a sweating stick of d~1amite. You might get away with hitting it once, but sooner or later the nitro sweating out to the surface will react and

boom.


I don't get it.



My brother's wife would call the cops, got a restraining order, and hounded him, until, one day, the right cop at the right time, and the hell that was his life stopped.







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Yet, t-lonaghan gets fired over a domestic issue in the Palin clan.



And, if Sarah could do this to a full commissioner, why is Westall still in place after the document I sent you and others?

I think I have shown that there is a problem in DI{VA that has existed for too long.

I hope that the mistake with Monaghan, who's appointment I did not agree with because APD's culture is not AST, will be weathered.

I thought Sarah would promote out of the ranks with:n the var~ous depts.

What was done in Monaghan'S situation was not ethical. It reads like an abuse of power.




Think scapegoat.

Be careful, Frank.




4750 Wolverine Rd. I Palmer, Alaska 99645

Tel: 907-746-4983 I Fax: 907-746-4980 ! Cell: 907-355-5933

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Date: 2008/07/22 10:02 Subject: 13 From: "Ba~ley, Frank T (GOV)" ",[email protected]> To; Kokotovich, Sellna M (GOV)

Hi Selina,

Plz just call her and tell her that I'm slammed today but that I've said everything there is to say about the situation with Wooten. I'm not the guy to go for on hiring, that would be Mike Nizich, the Acting Chief of Staff.

Thanks.

Frank Bailey

Director, Boards and Commissions

Office of Governor Sarah palin

907.465.3934 - Juneau

907.269.7450 - Anchorage

Date: 2008/07/29 09:58 Subject: FW: reporter's email From: "Bailey, Frank T (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: ewander@kodiakdailymirror. com

Hi Eric,

I'm so sorry I am slammed today in meetings. I am definitely from Kodiak, lived there since '72 in fact was a paper boy for the Freeman's who previously owned the Kodiak Daily Mirror. As has been mentioned preViously I never pressured or contacted Commissioner Monegan regarding Trooper Wooten.

My apologies I'll be in and out of communication range for a lot of the afternoon here, but I hope this helps.

Frank

From: Kokotovich, Selina M (GOV) Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 10:38 AM To: Bailey, Frank T (GOV) Subject: reporter's email

[email protected]

Selina Kokotovich

Boards & Commissions, Office of the Governor

(907) 465-3934

[email protected]

Date: 2008/08/14 15:39 SubJect: follow up !?rom: "Hopkins, Kyle" ..:KHopkJ.ns@adn. com> To: Bailey, Frank T (GOV)

Frank, Thanks for getting back to me. So, you mentioned you and your family ate deciding what to do next.

Do you expect to continue working for the governor's office? How about for the state? What are your options?

The governor is under pressure from her critics to let you go. Do you think she will?

Also: I'm trying to find out what the rules are for looking at personnel and worker's camp records. Can you tell me more about how you learned about Wooten's record?

Thanks, Kyle

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Ivy, I am concerned about morale in your office tonight - after reading 175 comments en the /~N blog about Frank and Wooten. Do you have enough variety of input in how to handle the coming mess? I hope SP can turn from playing defense on this - and go on the offense.

There are concerns and circumstances in life for which the law is simply inadequate. And though we do our best to comply - there are times when the heat and unfalrness of an issue and the limitations of law - bring even the most well intentioned person uncomfortably close to a breach of conduct. I do not wish to see this governor or her staff hide from those conflicts nor retreat one step from her honest assessment of the character of Molly'S ex husband.

Please share my sentiments with your boss and Frank if they will provide any sort of morale boost - and if you would like any outside point of view written tor media or internal use don't hesitate to ask. Mike



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Date: 2008/07/21 09:15 SUbject: constituent From: II Fradlcy, Tara D (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV)

Gary El1is

232-2792

He called to say that Trooper Wooten is interfering in his case. He says he was assaulted by a member of Wooten's family and the trooper has interfered and now nothing is happening. He was trying to file an assault case. I have told him that I would pass on his concerns.

Date: 2008/08/23 15:39 Subject: RE: Your e-mail

From: Michelle Nolan U2~~""IIII""""I?1t

To: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV)

Well then Randy, why don't you forward this to the AG's office when AST has completed their investigation. Maybe Talis Colberg can do something better with his time than make phone calls on the behalf of the Governor' s personal family problems ( trooper Wooten ) Thanks Mick Nolan

From: Ruaro, Randall P (GOV) [mailto:[email protected]]

~~~t: Saturday, August 2., 2~3~1j PM~~ ~

Cc: ~VObOdny, Richard (LAW) ICII"" ~O,4t",

Subject: Your e-mail

Dear Mr. Nolan:

Thank you for writing to the Governor. I have been assigned to provide a response. There is presently a dispute as to what has actually occurred and a criminal investigation is ongoing. It would be improper at this time to comment on a situation where the facts are not yet fully known and the investigation not yet complete. If the investigation by the Alaska State Troopers concludes that a crime(s) was committed, then the prosecution of those crime(s) lies with the office of the Attorney General.

Again, thank you for writing.

Sincerely,

Randy Ruaro

special Assistant

Date: 2008/07/27 06:39 Subject: Re: technologically stranded in Sweden! From: "Bailey, Frank T (GO,,')" <frank.bailey,~alaska.gov:>

To: bmcallisterGktuu.com

Thank~ Bill.

We can have our IT folks check on why it isn't working tomorrow.

Frank

From: Bill McAllister To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) Cc: Hughes, Rosanne D (GOV) Sent: Sun Jul 27 08:23:28 2008 Subject: technologically stranded in Sweden!

Help! The BlackBerry is not working in Sweden; I have not received a message since my brief layover in Seattle. Complicating matters, I can't access my personal Gel on-line account from here, either. So bizarrely, I'm sending this note through my still live Channel 2 account. This could be yanked at any time, though. Basically, I've lost touch. For big stuff, there'S the phone in the cabin -- 011-46-457-40300 (I had an extra 0 in the e-mail I sent out Thursday). If anybody can tell me how to make the BlackBerry work, that would be great. Otherwise, I will check in when I get use our neighbor'S wireless connection or when we go into town. Those will both be not daily events, unfortunately.

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Date: 2008/03/29 21:04 Subject: Re: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President From: [email protected] To: Todd Palin; Frye, Ivy J (GO'l)

Unbelievable. Yet this is the organization that fights for Troopers like Spitzer, Osborn and Wooten.

-----Original Message----

From: fek9~mr~/ahoo.com

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 21:55:31

To: "Frank Bailey" c:[email protected]>,"Ivy J (Dord Frye" c:iV'.{.frye@alaska. gov>

SUbject: Fw: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President


From: Paulette Schuerch c:[email protected]>

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 20:04:30

To: 'Todd Palin' c:[email protected]>

SUbject: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President

Hi Todd; here's another email that has gone out. Hope all is well. paulette

Terrence Shanigan c:[email protected]> wrote: Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 09:54:55 -0700 (PDT)

From: Terrence Shanigan c:[email protected]>

Subject: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President

To: Frieda Byars c:[email protected]>, Frieda Byars c:[email protected]>,

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Sharon Sellens <[email protected]>,

Dan & Beth Przywojski <[email protected]>,

Dan Przywojski <[email protected]>,

Beth Przywoj~ki <[email protected]>, Ronalda & Tony <[email protected]>

Marlane Shanigan <[email protected]>, John Lawson <[email protected]>,

Paul Johnson <[email protected]>,

Paulette Schuerch <[email protected]>,

Leslie Ridle <[email protected]>, Joelle Hall <[email protected]>,

Joe Kashi <[email protected]>, Jim Delker <[email protected]>,

Carol Denkinger <[email protected]>

This is an e-mail from our President, Trooper Rob Cox, asking for individual Troopers to pass this on to friends and family who might be willing to support the Trooper fight for 150 new Troopers statewide and improved compensation for all Troopers. People are encouraged to submit letters to the editor of their local papers and go onto the State website and submit letters of support to the Governor, Lt. Governor and your legislators. If you are interested and need the web addresses check your mail later on today and it will include the web pages to visit to submit your thoughts. If each Trooper can encourage just five people to write short note of support to the Governor that would give us 1000 common voices. That is huge. Remember that United we stand and divided we fall. Troopers serve the public and if the public doesn't think more Troopers are needed or better compensation provided then there is no need to write a letter.

Here are some facts tor you to ponder:

* Troopers carn 35% less than municipal police in Alaska.

* Troopers have to work 25% more to earn the same as their Alaska counterparts. This means Troopers have to work 40 hours to earn what other earn in 40.

* Troopers have had 30 funded, but unfilled vacancies since 2004. Since that time AST has lost 96 Troopers and gained 99 for a total neg gain of 3 Troopers.

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* At the current recruitment rate of 3 Troopers per year it will take 50 years to hire 150 new Troopers unless something is done to make our job more attractive when it comes to pay/compensation.

* Numerous Trooper have had to apply for food stamps and WIC benefits.

* VPSO's who do not carry guns, tazers or batons and do not investigate crimes unless directed to do so by their oversight Trooper just received a 27% pay increase in 2008 bring their wages up to those of Troopers.

Over the past 10 years (through 2006) Trooper wages have not kept up with the rate of inflation to a tune of -15%. So this means that even if the State of Alaska gave each Trooper a 15% [pay increase tomorrow we would only be brought up to the level of the cost of living. In 2007 the rate of inflation was 4.7% and it is expected to be 5.1% in 2008. In rural Alaska food prices are up 23% and fuel/energy costs are up 45% in the past 18 months. The State is offering the Troopers 3% wage increases each year and ignoring the huge gap that needs to be filled first. 3% increase through 2010 is a total of 9%. No lets do some simple math.

(1997 to 2006) Inflation -15%

( 2007) Inflation -4.7%

(2008 to 2010 projected) Inflation -1.2%

TOTAL -31%

Proposed By State

(2008 ) Wage Increase +5%

(2009) Wage Increase +3%

(2010) Wage Increase +3%

TOTAL +11%

Result by 2011 -31%

+ +11%

-20%

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So this means that in 2011 Troopers wont juzt be 20% behind their Alaska coun~erparts in pay and compensation. You have to add the current 35% disparity that already exists. Troopers will be a minimum of 45% behind in pay and compensation to Police around Alaska. Why would anyone want to work for AST when they can work for APD, Fairbanks PD, Juneau PD or Sitka PD where the pay is significantly better? Doesn't this alarm you when Alaska is #1 in forcible rapes in the USA? #3 in aggravated assaults and is ranked #2 for the most dangerous state to raise a child?

* A first year Anchorage School District Teacher that works 9 months out of the year complains that they don't make enough and threatens to strike every other year. Bud a new Trooper makes $3,000 less for working the entire 12 months and is prohibited from striking by state statute. The ASD first year teacher makes an average of $5,100 per month before taxes compared to the Troopers $4100. the average pay for a 1st year Anchorage Police Officer ( Per APD website) is $73, 918 or $6, 159 per month. That is what about a 10 year Trooper earns.

With competition being fierce other police agencies in Alaska are fighting for the same potential recruits from the same applicant pool. When it comes to making a decision about which agency the new recruit wants to work for, setting pay disparity aside, do you think they will choose the department that offers free education tuition at UAA, free dry cleaning, twice as many vacation days per year, 4% pay increases for having an associates or 8% for a bachelord degree, full-time incentive pay for being a Field Training Officer/SERT member/Training Officer, high tech equipment in their vehicles, $500,000 in additional wage earnings over 20 year career and $500,000 additional retirement earnings?

Well the municipal agencies in Alaska offer all of those and AST offers none of it.

Governor Palin and the Department of Administration Commissioner Annette Kreitzer refuse to budge from their 3% offers in an effort to hold down state government growth. If they gave the Troopers everything we are asking for it would cost the state an additional $600,000 per year. Now the Governor just signed the largest education funding bill ever with a bonus of $1.2 Billion. with $3.9 Billion in the bank and a projected $6 Billion extra next year doesn't it seem like a meek $600,000 could be spared for our 300 employees?

In 1990 Alaska's population was 550,000 (US Census). We had 400 Troopers then. The current State population is 640,000 and we have around 300 Troopers now. That is a 20% increase in population and a 25% decrease in the number of Troopers.

So do you think you are willing to support a letter to the Governor or Lt. Governor? Read the note below.

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Scnt: Friday, March 28, 2008 7:29:38 PM

Subject: FW: PR Car.1paign

FW: PR Campaign


From: Rob Cox

Sent: Thu 3/27/2008 1:34 PM

To: PSEA Members

Subject: PR Campaign

Dear l>1embers,

Our newspaper ads will be out in the coming days. They will appear in every newspaper in the state except ADN. The ad calls for the citizens to call Governor Palin and demand that she provide 150 more Troopers and APFO's. Please watch for the ads and call the Governor's office in response. Also, please encourage your family, friends and fellow PSEA members to do the same. It would be a BAD thing for the ad to run and the Governor's office to get no calls - it would undermine our membership and your efforts to heighten awareness on the issue. Thank you.

Rob Cox

PSEA President

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Date: 2008/08/14 09:37 Subject: FW: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President From: "Frye, Ivy J (GOV) " <ivy,[email protected]::. To: Cox, Susan D (LAW)

Susan,

Here's the email I referenced in our conversation.

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From: j [n¢ilto:•••••••••

Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 11:05 PM

To: Todd Palin; Frye, Ivy J (GOV)

Subject: Re: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President


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From:

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 21:55:31

To: "Frank Bailey" .-••••••••• "Ivy J (DOA) Frye" <ivy.frye@alaska. gOY>

SUbject: Fw: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper president


From: Paulette Schuerch <[email protected]>

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 20:04:30

To: 'Todd Palin' ";2 3

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Subject: Fwd: Support PR Campai.gn from Trooper President


Terrence Shanigan <:[email protected]~wrote: Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 09:54:55 -0700 (PDT)

From: Terrence Shanigan


To: Frieda Byars <: Frieda Byars <: ...

Sharon Sellens j I ~,

Dan & Beth Przywojski <: ~,

Dan Przywojski <[email protected]>,

Beth Przywoj ski <: 2." Ronalda & Tony <: >

Marlane Shanigan <: ~, John Lawson <: §~,

Paul Johnson <[email protected]~,

Paulette Schuerch

Leslie Ridle <: ~, Joelle Hall I Joe Kashi < ~, Jim Delker <:••••7•••••

Carol Denkinger <[email protected]>

This is an e-mail from our President, Trooper Rob C~x, asking for individual Troopers to pass this on to friends and family who might be willing to support the Trooper fight for 150 new Tr~opers statewide and improved compensation for all Troopers. People are encouraged to submit letters to the editor of their local papers and go onto the State website and submit letters of support to the Governor, Lt. Governor and your legislators. If you are interested and:need the web addresses check your mail later on today and it will include the web pages to visit to submit your thoughts. If each Trooper can encourage just five people to write short note of support to the Governor that would give us 1000 common voices. That is huge. Remember that U:J.ited we stand and divided we fall. Troopers serve the public and if the public doesn't think more Troopers are needed or better compensation provided then there is no need to write a letter.

'}O'....., ",,,,',~,' ':.;-~~.t.~

Here are some facts for you to ponder:

* Troopers earn 35% less than municipal police in Alaska.

* Troopers have to work 25% more to earn the same as their Alaska counterparts. This means Troopers have to work 40 hours to earn what other earn in 40.

* Troopers have had 30 funded, but unfilled vacancies since 2004. Since that time AST has lost 96 Trooperz and gained 99 for a total neg gain of 3 Troopers.

* At the current recruitment rate of 3 Troopers per year it will take 50 years to hire 150 new Troopers unless something is done to make our job more attractive when it comes to pay/compensation.


* VPSO's who do not carry guns, tazers or batons a~d do not investigate crimes unless directed to do so by their oversight Trooper just received a 27% pay increase in 2008 bring their wages up to those of Troopers.

Over the past 10 years (through 2006) Trooper wages have not kept up with the rate of inflation to a tune of ··15%. So this means that even if the State of Alaska gave each Trooper a 15% [pay increase tomorrow we would only be brought up to the level of the cost of living. In 2007 the rate of inflation was 4.7% and it is expected to be 5.1% in 2008. In rural Alaska food prices are up 23% and fuel/energy costs are up 45% in the past 18 months. The State is offering the Troopers .n wage increases each year and ignoring the huge gap that needs to be filled first. 3% increase through 2010 is a total of 9%. No lets do some simple mach.

(1997 to 2006) Inflation -15%

( 2007) Inflation -4.7%

(2008 to 2010 projected) Inflation -12%

TOTAL -31%

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Proposed By State

(2008) Wage Increase ,·5%

(2009) v~age Increase +3%

(2010) Wage Increase 13\

TOTAL +11\

Result by 2011 -31%

+ +11%

-20%

So this means that in 2011 Troopers wont just be 20% behind their Alaska counterparts in pay and compensation. You have to add the current 35% disparity that already exists. Troopers will be a minimum of 45% behind in pay and compensation to Police around Alaska. Why would anyone want to work for AST when they can work for APD, Fairbanks PO, Juneau PO or Sitka PO where the pay is significantly better? Doesn't this alarm you when Alaska is #1 in forcible rapes in the USA? #3 in aggravated assaults and is ranked #2 for the most dangerous state to raise a child?

* A first year Anchorage School District Teacher that works 9 months out of the year complains that they don't make enough and threatens to strike every other year. Bud a new Trooper makes $3,000 less for working the entire 12 months and is prohibited from striking by state statute. The ASO first year teacher makes an average of $5,100 per month before taxes compared to the Troopers $4100. the average pay for a 1st year Anchorage Police Officer ( Per APO website) is $73, 918 or $6, 159 per month. That is what about a 10 year Trooper earns.

With competition being fierce other police agencies in Alaska are fighting for the same potential recruits from the same applicant pool. When it comes to making a decision about which agency the new recruit wants to work for, setting pay disparity aside, do you think they will choose the department that offers free education tuition at UAA, free dry cleaning, twice as many vacation days per year, 1% pay increases for having an associates or 8% for a bache lord degree, full-time incentive pay for being a Field Training Officer/SERT member/Training Officer, high tech equipment in their vehicles, $500,000 in additional wage earnings over 20 year career and $500,000 additional retirement earnings?

Well the municipal agencies in Alaska offer all of those and AST offers none of it.

Governor Palin and the Department of Administration Commissioner Annette

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Kreitzer refuse to budge from their 3% offers in an effort to hold down state government gro\olth. If they gave the Troopers everything "'e are asking for it would cost the state an additional $600,000 per year. Now the Governor just signed the largest education funding bill ever with a bonus of $1.2 Billion. with $3.9 Billion in the bank and a projected $6 Billion extra next year doesn't it seem like a meek $600,000 could be spared for our 300 employees?

In 1990 Alaska's population was 550,000 (US Census~. We had 400 Troopers then. The current State population is 640,000 and w~ have around 300 Troopers now. That is a 20% increase in population and a 25% decrease in the number of Troopers.


Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 7:29:38 PM

Subject: FW: PR Campaign

FW: PR Campaign


From: Rob Cox

Sent: Thu 3/27/2008 1:34 PM

To: PSEA Members


Dear t4embers,

Our newspaper ads will be out in the coming days. They ",ill appear in every newspaper in the state except AnN. The ad calls for the citizens to call Governor Palin and demand that she provide ISO more Troopers and APFO'~. Please watch for the ads and call the Governor's office in response. Also, please encourage your family, friends and fellow PSEA members to do the same. It would be a BAD thing for the ad to run and the Governor's office to get no calls - it would undermine our membership and your efforts to heighten awareness on the issue. Thank you.

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Rob Cox

PSEA President

"Work as if you have no money. Love as if you have never been hurt. Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. And live everyday as if it were your last"

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Date: 2008/08/14 09:37 Subject: FW: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President From: "Frye, Ivy J (GOV) " <IO=SOA/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUp/CN= RECIPIENTSlcN=IJFRYE> To: Cox, Susan D (LAW)

Susan,

Here's the email I referenced in our conversation.

-----Original Messag~----

R i-' 1'. K 5·,,-,. u. Trl From: j [ ilto:[email protected]]

Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 11:05 PM

To: Todd Palin; Frye, Ivy J (GOV)

Subject: Re: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President


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From: 1 I)

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 21:55:31

To: "Frank Bailey" < >, "Ivy J (DOA) Frye" <ivy. frye@alaska. gOY>

Subject: Fw: Fwd: Support PR campaign from Trooper President


From: Paulette Schuerch ~"Ig"i""""""""

Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 20:04:30

To: 'Todd Palin' <: ill

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Sl.lbJect: Fwd: Support PR Campaign from Trooper President


Terrence Shanigan > wrote: Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 09:54:55 -0700 (PDT)

From: Terrence Shanigan < '


To: Frieda Byars Frieda Byars ·J..II ,_

Sharon Sellens <tI , ,Dan & Beth Przywojski <••••••••••• >,

Dan Przywojski

Beth Przywojski < >, Ronalda & Tony <dllI..........II.........,

Marlane Shanigan 1 ' ; . John Lawscn < ..

Paul Johnson 3 3 • ' Paulette Schuerch I!!!!

Leslie Ridle &&2 t>, Joelle Hall <$ J 1 J ••

Joe Kashi >, Jim Delker f] ; g,J!

Carol Denkinger < 7 §

This is an e-mail from our President, Trooper Rob Cox, asking for individual Troopers to pass this on to friends and family who might be willing to support the Trooper fight for 150 new Troopers statewide and improved compensation for all Troopers. People are encouraged to submit letters to the editor of their local papers and go onto the State website and submit letters of support to the Governor, Lt. Governor and your legislators. If you are interested and need the web addresses check your mail later on today and it will include the web pages to visit to submit your thoughts. If each Trooper can encourage just five people to write short note of support to the Governor that would give us 1000 common voices. That is huge. Remember that U~ited we stand and divided we fall. Troopers serve the public and if the public doesn't think more Troopers are needed or better compensation prOVided then

lV)peJ """!I ",C.~' ~ e..."JI:,-.1!J

there is no need to write a letter.

Here are some facts for you to ponder:

* Troopers earn 35% less than municipal police in Alaska.

* Troopers have to \'lark 25% more to earn the same as their Alaska counterparts. This means Troopers have to work 40 hours to earn what other earn in 40.

* Troopers have had 30 funded, but unfilled vacancies since 2004. Since that time AST has lost 96 Troopers and gained 99 for a total neg gain of 3 Troopers.

* At the current recruitment rate of 3 Troopers per year it will take 50 years to hire 150 new Troopers u~ess something is done to make our job more attractive when it comes to pay/compensation.


* VPSO's who do not carry guns, tazers or batons and do not investigate crimes unless directed to do so by their oversight Trooper just received a 27% pay increase in 2008 bring their wages up to those of Troopers.

~Jer the past 10 years (through 2006} Trooper wages have not kept up with the rate of inflation to a tune of -15%. So this means that even if the State of Alaska gave each Trooper a 15% [pay increase tomorrow we would only be brought up to the level of the cost of living. In 2007 the rate of inflation was 4.7% and it is expected to be 5.1% in 2008. In rural Alaska food pri.ces are up 23% and fuel/energy costs are up 45% in the past 18 months. The State is offering the Troopers 3% wage increases each year and ignoring the huge gap that needs to be filled first. 3% increase through 2010 is a total of 9%. No lets do some simple math.

(1997 to 2006) Inflati.on -15%

( 2007) Inflation -4.7%

(2008 to 2010 projected) Inflation -12%

TOTl'.L -3Hr

~O"";I~''''"'I;\} t 0....'11:,,;_

Proposed By State

(2008) v,age Increase +5%

(2009 ) Wage Increase + 3 9.

(2010) Wage Increase ;·3 %

TOTAL +11%

Result by 2011 -31.%

+ +11%

-20%

So this means that in 2011 Troopers wont just be 2C% behind their Alaska counterparts in pay and compensation. You have to add the current 35% disparity that already exists. Troopers will be a minimum of 45% behind in pay and compensation to Police around Alaska. Why would anyone want to work for AST when they can work for APD, Fairba~ks PD, Juneau PD or Sitka PD where the pay is significantly better? Doesn't this alarm you when Alaska is #1 in forcible rapes in the USA? #3 in aggravated assaults and is ranked #2 for the most dangerous state to raise a child?

* A first year ~~chorage School District Teacher that works 9 months out of the year complains that they don't make enough and threatens to strike every other year. Bud a new Trooper makes $3,000 less for working the entire 12 months and is prohibited from striking by state statute. The ASD first year teacher makes an average of $5,100 per month before taxes compared to the Troopers $4100. the average pay for a 1st year Anchorage Police Officer ( Per APD website) is $73, 918 or $6, 159 per month. That is what about a 10 year Trooper earns.

With competition being fierce other police agencies in Alaska are fighting for the same potential recruits from the same applicant pool. When it comes to making a decision about which agency the new recruit wants to work for, setting pay disparity aside, do you think they will choose the department that offers free education tuition at UAA, free dry cleaning, twice as many vacation days per year, 4% pay increases for having an associates or 8% for a bachelord degree, full-time incentive pay for being a Field Training Officer!SERT member/Training Officer, high tech equipment in their vehicles, $500,000 in additional wage earnings over 20 year career and $500,000 additional retirement earnings~

I'lell the municipal agencies in Alaska offer all of those and AST offers none of it.

no........ ~?..,.~".. t.' 1,'......:., ••• ( ••:~

Governor Palin and the Department of Administration Commissioner ~~nette

Kreitzer refuse to budge from their 3% offers in an effort to hold down state government growth. If they gave the Troopers everything we are asking for it would cost the state an additional $600,000 per year. Now the Governor just signed the largest education funding bill ever with a bonus of $1.2 Billion. with $3.9 Billion in the bank and a projected $6 Billion extra next year doesn't it seem like a meek $600,000 could be spared for our 300 employees?

In 1990 Alaska's population was 550,000 (US Census). We had 400 Troopers then. The current State population is 640,000 and we have around 300 Troopers now. That is a 20\ increase in population and a 25\ decrease in the number of Troopers.


Sent: Friday, I'larch 28, 200B 7:29:38 PM

Subject: FW: PR Campaign

FW: PR Campaign


From: Rob Cox

Sent: Thu 3/27/2008 1:34 PM

To: PSEA Members


Dear Members,

Our newspaper ads will be out in the coming days. They will appear in every newspaper in the state except ADN. The ad calls for the citizens to call Governor palin and demand that she provide 150 more Troopers and APFO's. Please watch for the ads and call the Gove:::-nor's office in response. Also, please encourage your family, friends and fellow PSEA members to do the same. It would be a BAD thi.ng fot" the ad to run and the Governor's office to get no calls - it would undermine our membership and your efforts to heighten awareness on the issue. Thank you.

..O... ·.,.,~, ..· u . ~:"'_~j

Rob Cox

PSEA Presi.dent

"Work as if you have no money. Love as if you have never been hurt. Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. And live everyday as if it were your last"

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Date: 2008/07/25 10:56 Subject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From: "Leighow. Sharon W (GOV) " [email protected]> To: Cockrell, Robert A (COV)

Bob

Steve Quinn would like to talk with you about the Wooten information that was passed on by Todd. It sounds like he would like background on how these issued are handled and how they have been handled in previous administration.

Sharon Leighow

Deputy Press Secretary

Deputy Communications Director

(907) 269-7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240-7943 cell

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Date: 200S/07/25 10:56 Subject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From: "Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) " </O=SOA/OU=FIRS'I' ADMINISTRATIVE GROUp/eN= RECIPIENTS/CN=SWLEIGHOW> To: Cockrell, Robert A (GOV)

Bob


Sharon Leighow



(907) 269-7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240-7943 cell

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Date: 2008/07/25 11:00 Subject: Re; Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From: "Cockrell, Robert A (GOV) " [email protected]> To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

Ok when?? I was going to have a cup of soup.

From: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) To: Cockrell, Robert A (GOV) Sent: Fri Jul 25 12:56:19 2008 SUbject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515

Bob


Sharon Leighow



(907) 269·7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240-7943 cell

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Date: 2008/07/25 11:00 Subject: Re: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From: "Cockrell, Robert A (GOV)" </O",SOA/OU=FIRST p..DMINISTP~l\TIVE GROUPI CN",RECIPIENTS/CN=RACOCKRELL> To: Leighow, Sharon W (GO'l)


From: Leighow, Sharon W (GO'l) To: Cockrell, Robert A (GO'l) Sent: Fri Jul 2S 12:56:19 2008 Subject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515

Bob

Steve Quinn would like to talk with you about the wooten information that was passed on by Todd. It sounds like he would like background on how these issued are handled and how they have been handled in previous administration.

Sharon Leighow



(907) 269-7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240-7943 cell

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Date: 2008/07/25 11:01 Subject: RE: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From: "Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) " .:sharon [email protected]:> To: Cockrell, Robert J.. (GO'l)

You can call him anytime - up until Monday afternoon.

From: Cockrell, Robert A (GOV) Sent: Friday, JUly 25, 2008 1;01 PM To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) Subject: Re: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515


From: Leighow, Sharon W (GO'l) To: Cockrell, Robert A (GOV) Sent: Fri Jul 25 12:56:19 2008 Subject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515

Bob

Steve Quinn would like to talk with you about the wooten information that was passed on by Todd. It sounds like he would like background on how these issued are handled and how they have been handled in previous administration.

Sharon Leighow



(907) 269-7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240-7943 cell

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Date; 2008/07/25 11;01 Subject; RE: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515 From; "Leighow, Sharon W (GOY)" </O;SOA/OU;FIRST .u.D~INISTRATI'lE GROUP!CN~

RECIPIENTS!CN;Sh~EIGHOW>

To: Cockrell, Robert A (GO'l)

You can call him anytime - up until Monday afternoon.

From: Cockrell, Robert A (GO'l) Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 1:01 PM To: Leighow, Sharon W (GO'l) Subject: Re: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515


From: Leighow, Sharon W (GO'l) To: Cockrell, Robert A (GO'l) Sent: Fri Jul 25 12:56:19 2008 Subject: Steve Quinn - Associated Press 586 1515

Bob


Sharon r.eighow



(907) 269-7450 Anchorage

(907) 465-4031 Juneau

(907) 240··7943 cell

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Date: 2008/07/19 21;02 Subject: Ch 2 From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV) " ,,/O=SOA/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROup/eN= RECIPIENTS!CN=KYPERRY> To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

Can you provide transcript of Ch 2 news tonight? Heard that he clarified that neither Gov or Todd asked that he fire Wooten.

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Date: 2008/07/19 21:02 Subject: Ch 2 From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)" <:[email protected]> To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)


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Date: 2007/11/20 21:23 Subject: RE: Fwd: ~w: Scan From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: Todd Palin

Oh my gosh, I forgot about the connec~ion there. The governor doesn't even know yet about the request. My response would ~e not only no but ....

-----Original Message----From: "Todd Palin" .<.7.' To: "Kris Perry" <[email protected]> Sent; 11/20/2007 8;08 PM Subject: Fwd: FW: Scan

Note: forwarded message attached.

Dr.Dan (from what I hear) wrote Wooten's excuse saying that he can ride snow machines and motorcycles but he cannot go back to work.Wooten went to his office after I took the pictures of him riding a snow machine 110 miles from Wasilla. Wooten and Dr.Dan are very tight because Angie'S daughter is the star for the girls basketball team.

I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Sarah knew the teams were going to be in Juneau she would fly down to have a function at the Mansion for them. The big question would be if Mike and Angie would be down there with the team/they'd be really rubbing it into her face ~f

they showed up at the mansion and she had to entertainer them.

my vote (a very tiny one at that) would to say that the mansion is to tore up to have an event,but thon again it's Sarah's house I don't live there.

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Date: 2008/07/20 06:34 Subject: Fw: transcript From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)" <[email protected]> To: Nizich, Michael A (GOV)


From: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)

Sent: Sun Jul 20 08:29:54 2008

Subject: transcript

~~CHORAGE, Alaska -- The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Saturday that the Senate plans to hire an independent investigator to take a closer look at allegations against Gov. Sarah palin.

Former Public Safety Commissioner Nalt r>lonegan spoke out for the first time Friday night, saying he was dismissed because he wouldn't fire an Alaska State Trooper involved in a custody battle with the governor's sister.

This comes a day after the Governor's Picnic in Was:.lla Friday, where the governor's husband, Todd Palin, admitted to talking to Monegan about firing Wooten.

Todd Palin said they only met once to discuss Wooten. Monegan said there were several meetings.

As head of public safety, Monegan said that he was involved in the planning for the security detail at the Governor's Picnic. That's what: Monegan thought he was to talk about in a meeting on July 11.

But that was never discussed. Instead, Monegan was asked Lo step down and offered a different job, as director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, which he turned down.

Now Monegan is being a little more specific about his dismissal -- and conversations he had with Todd Palin, the governor's husband.

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"1 tried to explain that this is an issue that he's not supposed to be a part of, and that would fru~trate him, 1 think," Monegan said.

Monegan said he was approached by Palin's husband multiples times, each time pressuring him to fire Wooten, a man involved in a nasty divorce and custody battle with the governor's sister.

"Walt Monegan was not pressured in any way to dismiss any trooper, as evidenced by the trooper still being a trooper," the governor said.

Todd Palin did not want to go on camera Saturday, but he says he still stands by statements he's made before, that he met with the commissioner only once to talk about Wooten.

"I met with Commissioner 11onegan, showed him some information about Wooten, and left it at that." Todd Palin said.

Gov. Palin said they simply told Monegan about complaints the Palins received about Wooten and threats Wooten made against the Palin family.

"Just because you become governor doesn't mean that threats from average citizens cannot be shared with the top cop in Alaska," Palin said.

But Monegan said members of Palin's administration a.pproached him about Wooten.

"It was a situation where I had to keep repeating tr-e reasons why we shouldn't even continue the conversation on the matter, and that it was something that we handled and we were comfortable with," Monegan said.

More specifically, Monegan said that Commissioner of Administration Annette Krietzer and Frank Bailey, the director of Boards and Commissions.

"I just have no idea what he's talking about," Krietzer said. "I'm at a loss for words in what he's talking about."

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"If he really did say that, I'm very disappointed," Bailey said.

Bailey did admit was that he was once warned about Trooper Wooten.

"I knew that he was somebody to be cautious of and watch out for, just that he had issued threats against the Palins and their family," Bailey said.

While the governor said there is no need for an investigation from an outside ~nvestigator. She said she will answer any questions from lawmakers, media and the public.

Sen. Hollis French said Saturday morning that he doesn't know exactly how much this investigation will cost, but he does know they need more answers -- and so does everybody else.

Palin has said the firing of Walt Monegan had nothing to do with the trooper and that it was about changing the direction of the department.

Palin now says she wants more focus on recruitment.

Sharon Leighol'l



465-4031 Juneau

269-7450 Anchorage

240-7943 cell


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To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

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Date: 2008/07/20 08:03 Subject: Re: transcript From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)" [email protected]> To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

Thanks. This was from 10pm coverage?


From: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)

To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)

Sent: Sun Jul 20 08:29:54 2008

Subject: transcript

~~CHORAGE, Alaska -- The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Saturday that the Senate plans to hire an independent investigator to take a closer look at allegations against Gov. Sarah Palin.

Former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan spoke out for the first time Friday night, saying he was dismissed because he wouldn't fire an Alaska State Trooper involved in a custody battle with the governor's sister.

This comes a day after the Governor's Picnic in Wasilla Friday, where the governor's husband, Todd palin, admitted to talking to Monegan about firing Wooten.


As head of public safety, Monegan said that he was involved in the planning for the security detail at the Governor's Picnic. That's what Monegan thought he was to talk about in a meeting or: July 11.

But that was never discussed. Instead, Monegan was asked to step down and offered a different job, as director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, which he turned down.


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"I tried to explain that this is an issue that he'~ not supposed to be a part of, and that would frustrate him, I think," Monegan said.

Monegan said he was approached by Palin's husband multiples times, each time pressuring him to fire Wooten, a man involved In a nasty divorce and custody battle with the governor's sister.

"\>"alt Monegan was not pressured in any way to dismi~is any trooper, as evidenced by the trooper still being a trooper," the governor said.


"I met with Commissioner Monegan, showed him some information about Wooten, and left it at that,· Todd Palin said.



But Monegan said members of Palin's administration approached him about Wooten.

"It was a situation where I had to keep repeating the reasons why we shouldn't even continue the conversation on the matter, and that it was something that we handled and we were comfortable with," t'1onegan said.


"I just have no idea what he's talking about." Krietzer said. "I'm at a loss for words in what he's talking about."

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"If he really did say that, I'm very disappointed," Bailey said.


"I knew that he was somebody to be cautious of and watch out for, just that he had issued threats against the Pal ins and their family," Bailey said.

While the governor said there is no need for an investigation from an outside investigator. She said she will answer any questions from lawmakers, media and the public.



Pali.n now says she wants more focus on recruitment.

Sharon Leighow



465-4031 Juneau

269-7450 Anchorage

240-7943 cell


From: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)



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Date: 2008/07/20 06:34 Subject: Fw: transcript From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV) " </O=sW,/OU=FIRST ADHINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN:; RECIPIENTS/CN",KYPERRY> To: Nizich, Michael A (GOV)

----- Original Message ----. From: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV) Sent: Sun 3ul 20 08:29:54 2008 Subject: transcript

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Saturday that the Senate plans to hire an independent investigator to take a closer look at allegations against Gov. Sarah Palin.

Former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan spoke out for the first time Friday night, saying he was dismissed because he wouldn't fire an Alaska State Trooper involved in a custody battle w~th the governor'S sister.

This comes a day after the Governor's Picnic in Wasilla Friday, where the governor's husband, Todd Palin, admitted to talking to Monegan about firing Wooten.


As head of pUblic safety, Monegan said that he was ~nvolved in the planning for the security detail at the Governor's Picnic. That's what Monegan thought he was to talk about in a meeting on July 11.

But that was never discussed. Instead, Monegan was asked to step down and offered a different job, as dlrector of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, which he turned down.


"I tried to explain that this is an issue that he's not supposed to be a part of, and that would frustrate him, I think," Monegan said.

Monegan said he was approached by Palin's husband mUltiples times, each time pressuring him to fire Wooten, a man lnvolved in a nasty divorce and custody battle with the governor's sister.


Todd Palin did not want to go on camera Saturday, b~t he says he still stands by statements he's made before, that he met with the commissioner only once to talk about Wooten.

"I met with Commissioner Monegan, showed him some i~formation about Wooten, and left it at that," Todd Palin said.


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"It was a situation where I had to keep repeating the reasons why we shouldn't even continue the conversation on the mat~er, and that it was something that we handled and ""e were comfortable with," Monegan said.


"I just have no idea vlhat he's talking about," Krietzer said. "I'm at a loss for words in what he's talking about."

"If he really did say that, I'm very disappointed." Bailey said.



While the governor said there is no need for an investigation from an outside investigator. She said she will answer any t~estions from lawmakers, media and the public.




Sharon Leighow Deputy Press Secretary Deputy Communications Director

465-4031 Juneau 269-7450 Anchorage 240-7943 cell

-----Original Message----From: Perry. Kristina Y (GOV) Sent: Saturday. July 19, 2008 11:03 PM To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV) Subject: Ch 2


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Date: 2008/07/20 08:03 Subject: Re: transcript From: "Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)" <!O=SOA/OU=FIRST ADllliNISTRATIVE GROUP/CN= RECIPIENTS/CN=KYPERRY~


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----- Original Message ---- From: Leighow. sharon W (GOV) To: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV) Sent: Sun Jul 20 08:29:54 2008 Subject: transcript

~,CHORAGE, Alaska -- The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Saturday that the Senate plans to hire an independent investigator to take a closer look at allegations against Gov. Sarah Palin.

Former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan spoke out for the first time Friday night. saying he was dismissed because he wouldn't fire an Alaska State Trooper involved in a custody battle with the governor's sister.

This comes a day after the Governor's Picnic in Wasilla Friday, where the governor's husband, Todd Palin, admitted to talking to Monegan about firing Wooten.


As head of public safety, Monegan said that he was involved in the planning for the security detail at the Governor's Picnic. That's what Monegan thought he was to talk about in a meeting or- July 11.

But that was never discussed. Instead, Monegan was asked to step down and offered a different job, as director of the Alccholic Beverage Control Board, which he turned down.


orI tried to explain that this is an issue that he's not supposed to be a part of, and that would frustrate him, I think," Monegan said.

Monegan said he was approached by Palin's husband mUltiples times, each time pressuring him to fire Wooten, a man involved in a nasty divorce and custody battle with the governor's sister.



"I met with Commissioner Monegan, showed him some information about wooten, and left it at that," Todd Palin said.


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"Just because you become governor doesn't mean that threats from average cicizens cannot be shared with the top cop 1.n fl.laska," Palin said.


"It was a situation where I had to keep repeating the reasons why we shouldn't even continue the conversation on the matter, and that it was something that we handled and we were comfortable "'Iith," IJ10negan said.

More specifically, Monegan said that Commissioner of Administration� Annette Krietzer and Frank Bailey, the director of Boards and� Commissions.�

"T just have no idea what he's talking about," Krictzer said. "I'm at a loss for words in what he's talking about."

"If he really did say that, I'm very disappointed," 3ailey said.



While the governor said there is no need for an investigation from an� outside investigator. She said she will answer any questions from� lawmakers, media and the public.�

Sen. Hollis French said saturday morning that he doesn't know exactly� how much this investigation will cost, buc he does know they need more� answers - -. and so does everybody else.�

Palin has said the firing of Walt Monegan had nothing to do with the� trooper and that it was about changing the direction of the department.�


Sharon Leighow Deputy Press Secretary Deputy Communications Director

465-4031 Juneau 269-7450 Anchorage 240-7943 cell

-----Original Message----�From: Perry, Kristina Y (GOV)� Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2008 11:03 PM� To: Leighow, Sharon W (GOV)� Subject: Ch 2�

Can you provide transcript of Ch 2 news tonight? Heard that he clarified� that neither Gov or Todd asked that he fire Wooten.�

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