Curt Chamberlain
88:32 - 88:49
“I think this provides a unique opportunity for the board to really— to get to know a region that has been, um, by, by, you know, meeting location, chronically underrepresented and under, underpresented to the board.”
- Speaker
- Curt Chamberlain
- Timestamp
- 88:32 – 88:49
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 29, 2026
From the transcript
You know, a lot of the board members ask me what life is out like out in rural Alaska. Bethel is going to be an eye-opener for the board, that's for sure. But if you get out to the rural villages, it'll be a bigger eye-opener. And I think this provides a unique opportunity for the board to really— to get to know a region that has been, um, by, by, you know, meeting location, chronically underrepresented and under, underpresented to the board. Thank you,.
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