Curt Wilcox
9:42 - 10:00
"I'm working now with Fish and Game, who's gonna do an onsite visit in the near future. I'm working with the DEC because they're the ones that approve the SWPP program to see if this is an acceptable omission."
“I'm working now with Fish and Game, who's gonna do an onsite visit in the near future. I'm working with the DEC because they're the ones that approve the SWPP program to see if this is an acceptable omission.”
- Speaker
- Curt Wilcox
- Timestamp
- 9:42 – 10:00
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- August 12, 2026
From the transcript
I'm working now with Fish and Game, who's gonna do an onsite visit in the near future. I'm working with the DEC because they're the ones that approve the SWPP program to see if this is an acceptable omission.
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