Slava Lunev
44:27 - 44:50
"the 1,300 files that were scanned were also put in a format where the city's internal approved digital storage method was considered. So each file essentially now is a single PDF file which bookmarked and VMA agreements are all put up front and they're machine readable."
“the 1,300 files that were scanned were also put in a format where the city's internal approved digital storage method was considered. So each file essentially now is a single PDF file which bookmarked and VMA agreements are all put up front and they're machine readable.”
- Speaker
- Slava Lunev
- Timestamp
- 44:27 – 44:50
- Transcript
- Kodiak: October 20, 2026, Work Session
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- Alaska News
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- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
I mean, we ran the data for fiscal year '26 around July, June, July, right when the auditors were coming in. And that's where was the focus as well, to make sure that we have the information available before the auditors stepped on the, on the ground. But during that time, we were also still going through all the scanning, all the processing. And just to give you an idea on the scanning side, the, the 1,300 files that were scanned were also put in a format where the city's internal approved digital storage method was considered. So each file essentially now is a single PDF file which bookmarked and VMA agreements are all put up front and they're machine readable.
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