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Jamie Lopez
64:08 - 64:49
"there's updated data in the presentation that was part of the assembly informational memorandum that was on the agenda, and that's what's going to be presented on the 19th... so yeah, it's this slide deck that was uploaded on Friday to OnBase, and, uh, 72 accepted services out of 890. Basically subtract the 72 from 962, and then I get 7.5 acceptance rate."
“there's updated data in the presentation that was part of the assembly informational memorandum that was on the agenda, and that's what's going to be presented on the 19th... so yeah, it's this slide deck that was uploaded on Friday to OnBase, and, uh, 72 accepted services out of 890. Basically subtract the 72 from 962, and then I get 7.5 acceptance rate.”
- Speaker
- Jamie Lopez
- Timestamp
- 64:08 – 64:49
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 10, 2026
From the transcript
Um, I just wanted to share that the data that you shared, um, Jamie, yeah, there's updated data in the presentation that was part of the assembly informational memorandum that was on the agenda, and that's what's going to be presented on the 19th. Yeah, it's basically the same thing, but it's right here. Oops, apologies. So yeah, it's this slide deck that was uploaded on Friday to OnBase, and, uh, 72 accepted services out of 890. Basically subtract the 72 from 962, and then I get 7.5 acceptance rate.
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