Kat Sorensen
56:38 - 57:00
"But with the loans associated with it, it is a good deadline. It's like Doug said it. It came up in 2021, '22, kind of fell to the wayside, and we're excited to re-up that and bring that forward with you. But we haven't planned for any of that in this budget. This is a very status quo budget and may address that in the future for both of these enterprise funds."
“But with the loans associated with it, it is a good deadline. It's like Doug said it. It came up in 2021, '22, kind of fell to the wayside, and we're excited to re-up that and bring that forward with you. But we haven't planned for any of that in this budget. This is a very status quo budget and may address that in the future for both of these enterprise funds.”
- Speaker
- Kat Sorensen
- Timestamp
- 56:38 – 57:00
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- October 27, 2026
From the transcript
But with the loans associated with it, it is a good deadline. It's like Doug said it. It came up in 2021, '22, kind of fell to the wayside, and we're excited to re-up that and bring that forward with you. But we haven't planned for any of that in this budget. This is a very status quo budget and may address that in the future for both of these enterprise funds.
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