Kevin Lyon
30:53 - 31:23
"Right now, it's— it's— I'm going to say it's too early to tell. I know we're looking to make sure everything's sustainable, and so we're working with those— the groups that are around to try to get this so it's something we don't have to deal with every single year with the school board."
“Right now, it's— it's— I'm going to say it's too early to tell. I know we're looking to make sure everything's sustainable, and so we're working with those— the groups that are around to try to get this so it's something we don't have to deal with every single year with the school board.”
- Speaker
- Kevin Lyon
- Timestamp
- 30:53 – 31:23
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- August 19, 2026
From the transcript
Just one quick one. Um, the letter notes for fiscal year '27. Uh, are there any— I mean, I know we don't have crystal balls, but do we have any thoughts for what '28 would look like, or if there's something we could continue, or is it too early to tell? Right now, it's— it's— I'm going to say it's too early to tell. I know we're looking to make sure everything's sustainable, and so we're working with those— the groups that are around to try to get this so it's something we don't have to deal with every single year with the school board.
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