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William Falsey
7:35 - 7:57
"the chief administrative officer position would be unfilled, so there would be some cost savings in the reorganization as well."
“the chief administrative officer position would be unfilled, so there would be some cost savings in the reorganization as well.”
- Speaker
- William Falsey
- Timestamp
- 7:35 – 7:57
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 1, 2026
From the transcript
We're in a much different place on staffing at this point, and I think that we have really righted the ship on the financial side of the house. So it seemed like an appropriate time to do it. And I think to your particular question, our notion would be to— the chief administrative officer position would be unfilled, so there would be some cost savings in the reorganization as well. Thank you. Uh, questions from members?
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