Kasey Kinsman
78:01 - 78:16
"25% Is an incumbent on the nonprofit organization to pay, 75% would be subsidized by the city. And subsequently the taxpayers of our community, um, in release."
“25% Is an incumbent on the nonprofit organization to pay, 75% would be subsidized by the city. And subsequently the taxpayers of our community, um, in release.”
- Speaker
- Kasey Kinsman
- Timestamp
- 78:01 – 78:16
- Transcript
- Cordova: 10-29-2026 Council Work Session
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Cordova
- Captured at
- October 29, 2026
From the transcript
If we say 25%, that is for all nonprofits, and we have a definition of what a nonprofit is And so that could be a nonprofit for adults or youth or anything in between. And it's established, and anyone in the public can hear my voice and hear our conversation if they so choose. And hopefully the people who are in audience and listening can spread the word in all their various forms of what we're looking at. 25% Is an incumbent on the nonprofit organization to pay, 75% would be subsidized by the city. And subsequently the taxpayers of our community, um, in release.
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