0:31
Abby Bradbury
172:48 - 173:20
"I'm also really more focused on shoring up docks one and two. They haven't had a lot of maintenance underground, like proper maintenance to shore it up in a long time. And I would prefer to see this money move to just making sure that dock is gonna hold"
“I'm also really more focused on shoring up docks one and two. They haven't had a lot of maintenance underground, like proper maintenance to shore it up in a long time. And I would prefer to see this money move to just making sure that dock is gonna hold”
- Speaker
- Abby Bradbury
- Timestamp
- 172:48 – 173:20
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Ketchikan
- Captured at
- June 5, 2026
From the transcript
A lot more potential there, A lot more space that doesn't block, you know, access to. To a harbor as much as this one would through previous drawings that we saw. But I'm also really more focused on shoring up docks one and two. They haven't had a lot of maintenance underground, like proper maintenance to shore it up in a long time. And I would prefer to see this money move to just making sure that dock is gonna hold and that the ballers are gonna hold.
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