Name: Jeremiah Becker: A family could have 5 or more phones and you're essentially adding a tax that might be the equivalent of one of their online other services that they use. So you might want to consider a per-household limit.
Uploaded: 2026-10-22T04:48:25+00:00
Duration: 19 s
Description: A family could have 5 or more phones and you're essentially adding a tax that might be the equivalent of one of their online other services that they use. So you might want to consider a per-household limit.

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Jeremiah Becker

67:04 - 67:23

“A family could have 5 or more phones and you're essentially adding a tax that might be the equivalent of one of their online other services that they use. So you might want to consider a per-household limit.”

Speaker: Jeremiah Becker
Timestamp: 67:04 – 67:23
Transcript: Cordova: October 21 Council work session, public hearing, and regular meeting
Community: Alaska News
Location: Cordova
Captured at: October 21, 2026

From the transcript

Um, we also want you to keep in mind that modern families might have lots of phones. Think of a family with multiple high school students and they all have a cell phone. A family could have 5 or more phones and you're essentially adding a tax that might be the equivalent of one of their online other services that they use. So you might want to consider a per-household limit. How we could actually calculate that might be difficult for us, but something to consider.

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