Kevin Buettner
112:46 - 112:53
“we're also looking at possibly putting a QR code that would take them.”
- Speaker
- Kevin Buettner
- Timestamp
- 112:46 – 112:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- October 14, 2026
From the transcript
And getting the legal notices until very recently was you had to go through the eEdition, not just through the classifieds. So it was a bit of a cumbersome process that I would, um, I would say could disadvantage people because you had to pay to play essentially to get the information that's out there, whereas putting on the city website puts it out there and it's in one place where anyone can do with no cost to access the information. So do our public postings, as far as the signs go, do they have the city website address on there where the people can find more information? They do have the city website, and we're actually about to order new ones which are going to— would direct them to an actual web page, not just this, the website. Um, we only have 2 of the old ones left, so we're about to order new ones, and I think it would be appropriate, um, to not only put the website, but we're also looking at possibly putting a QR code that would take them.
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