Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Monday that his longtime health commissioner, Adam Crum, will now lead the Department of Revenue.
Dept. of Health and Social Services Commissioner Adam Crum speaks during a COVID-19 briefing in 2021.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Monday that his health commissioner will now lead the Department of Revenue. Adam Crum was appointed to head the Department of Health and Social Services at the start of Dunleavy’s time in office. Crum has led the agency through the COVID-19 pandemic and its split into the Department of Health and the Department of Family and Community Services.
Dunleavy announced that Heidi Hedberg, who currently serves as the director of the Division of Public Health, will serve as acting commissioner of the Department of Health.Commissioner Lucinda Mahoney resigned in September and was replaced by Deven Mitchell, who in turn left the agency last week to serve as executive director of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. Brian Fechter, who had worked for the state of Alaska for the past nine years, was named acting revenue commissioner last Monday.
Crum is set to officially start his new role on Wednesday. The Department of Revenue collects and enforces taxes, manages the state treasury, child support services and the Permanent Fund Dividend Division.and strongly expected to be reelected. Jeff Turner, a spokesman for the governor’s office, said Crum will be acting commissioner until his name is submitted to the Legislature for confirmation next year.
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After leading Alaska Health Department, Adam Crum named state's Revenue commissionerGov. Mike Dunleavy announced two staffing changes today: Adam Crum, former head of Alaska’s Department of Health, will now lead the state's Department of Revenue. And Heidi Hedberg will become acting Health commissioner.
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