Aimee Williams
28:52 - 29:17
“The last project is for the mandatory inspections. That's with Alaska Test Lab in the amount of $37,325. We are seeking approval of that, but right now we do believe that the Rural Health Care Transformation Program funds will also pay for that.”
- Speaker
- Aimee Williams
- Timestamp
- 28:52 – 29:17
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak Island Borough
- Captured at
- October 16, 2026
From the transcript
I think for the amount of work that's already been done and the amount of work that's going to happen between now and June 30th, Knowing that our staff would be really, really stretched to do that, I think that that's a very solid plan for us to do. The last project is for the mandatory inspections. That's with Alaska Test Lab in the amount of $37,325. We are seeking approval of that, but right now we do believe that the Rural Health Care Transformation Program funds will also pay for that. That is all of the quality control and go turn on the machine and make sure everything works testing.
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