Denali Disposal Owner Files Affidavit Amid Client Disclosure Investigation

Anchorage, AK, September 22, 2026 — In Anchorage, Bernadette Wilson, the owner of Denali Disposal, has submitted a sworn affidavit to the Alaska Public Offices Commission. The affidavit asserts that Wilson has no direct contact with the clients of her company.

This sworn statement is part of an ongoing investigation by the Alaska Public Offices Commission. The investigation concerns whether Wilson is required to disclose her business’s clients. Such disclosure is mandated by state law for individuals who are public officials or candidates.

The investigation was initiated following a complaint filed against Wilson. The specific nature of the complaint and the details of the client disclosure requirements under state law were not provided in the available information. Furthermore, the commission’s process following the submission of such an affidavit is not detailed.

Bernadette Wilson’s role as owner of Denali Disposal has placed her under scrutiny regarding transparency laws applicable to public officials and candidates. Her affidavit directly addresses a potential point of contention in the investigation: her personal engagement with the company’s client base. The absence of direct client contact, if established, could be a significant factor in determining her obligations under state disclosure mandates.

The Alaska Public Offices Commission is responsible for enforcing campaign finance laws and ethics regulations in the state. Investigations typically involve reviewing complaints, gathering evidence, and determining whether violations have occurred. The outcome of this particular investigation, and its implications for Bernadette Wilson and Denali Disposal, remain pending. The specific date the affidavit was submitted was not provided. The investigation’s timeline is also not available.

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