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Bob Lynn

131:09 - 131:36

“And I hope that we can continue with looking at the emergency management side of this. Thank you.”
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Bob Lynn
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Alaska News
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October 9, 2026

From the transcript

And I hope that we can continue with looking at the emergency management side of this. Thank you. The next item is evaluate Public Information and Community Services. This agenda item was requested by Member Musin. The Assembly will consider directing the Borough Manager to evaluate the feasibility and cost of contracting for public information and community services and returning to the Assembly with recommendations.

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