
Jared Griffin
23:47 - 24:40
"I also talked with, yeah, Brittany, too, on that trip about defense communities, and there really seems to be some good positive momentum. It's obviously not going to fix all of our infrastructure that came up during the interviews earlier, but it's certainly going to help. And so, I'm glad that we are like at the tip of the wave, you know, making sure that we're on everybody's mind."
“I also talked with, yeah, Brittany, too, on that trip about defense communities, and there really seems to be some good positive momentum. It's obviously not going to fix all of our infrastructure that came up during the interviews earlier, but it's certainly going to help. And so, I'm glad that we are like at the tip of the wave, you know, making sure that we're on everybody's mind.”
With an additional $40 billion for capital projects in Native-serving communities. So, another big pot that we might be able to access if we cultivate this relationship with the Department of Energy. And I also talked with, yeah, Brittany, too, on that trip about defense communities, and there really seems to be some good positive momentum. It's obviously not going to fix all of our infrastructure that came up during the interviews earlier, but it's certainly going to help. And so, I'm glad that we are like at the tip of the wave, you know, making sure that we're on everybody's mind.
Turned down again in its effort to access the Defense Community Infrastructure Program, Kodiak Island Borough is shifting tactics: Borough Manager Williams secured a key contact who could help strengthen a future application, and Mayor Griffin announced a joint DC lobbying trip with the city for the week of September 21st, targeting more than $150 billion in federal defense and energy capital funds.
