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Dave Johnson

46:58 - 47:25

“It doesn't take any money whatsoever from any account. Everything we funded last week remains in place. All this does is is collect the amount of revenue authorized by the borough to collect.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak Island Borough
Captured at
June 4, 2026

From the transcript

I just wanted to offer a point of clarification on my proposal. It doesn't take any money whatsoever from any account. Everything we funded last week remains in place. All this does is is collect the amount of revenue authorized by the borough to collect. And all I'm trying to do is preserve that ability to collect it the following years, because if it's not collected, your budget starts half a million, your cap starts half a million lower the following year.

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