Name: Lisa Agnew: This body can keep every dollar for this park upgrade and build a playground and leave the assembly's position on the National Scenic Trail designation exactly where you voted to put it back in 2024 in opposing it.
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Description: This body can keep every dollar for this park upgrade and build a playground and leave the assembly's position on the National Scenic Trail designation exactly where you voted to put it back in 2024 in opposing it.

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Lisa Agnew

12:18 - 12:31

"This body can keep every dollar for this park upgrade and build a playground and leave the assembly's position on the National Scenic Trail designation exactly where you voted to put it back in 2024 in opposing it."

“This body can keep every dollar for this park upgrade and build a playground and leave the assembly's position on the National Scenic Trail designation exactly where you voted to put it back in 2024 in opposing it.”

Speaker: Lisa Agnew
Timestamp: 12:18 – 12:31
Source: Mat-Su Borough: Assembly Meeting - Sep. 15
Community: Alaska News
Location: Mat-Su Borough
Captured at: September 15, 2026

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This body can keep every dollar for this park upgrade and build a playground and leave the assembly's position on the National Scenic Trail designation exactly where you voted to put it back in 2024 in opposing it. Thank you very much for your time.

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