Radhika Krishna
11:47 - 12:07
"we don't often get to see a plan after it's adopted. So we, I think, could have a much stronger process to make sure that plans don't sit on a shelf after they've been adopted"
“we don't often get to see a plan after it's adopted. So we, I think, could have a much stronger process to make sure that plans don't sit on a shelf after they've been adopted”
- Speaker
- Radhika Krishna
- Timestamp
- 11:47 – 12:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- September 14, 2026
From the transcript
Um, I think that for me, I have a little bit of trouble seeing this, um, in isolation. Um, I think we've got much larger issues that this ties into about how our plans and our budgeting process connect. Um, and, uh, I think you'll notice for those of us seated on this commission that we don't often get to see a plan after it's adopted. So we, I think, could have a much stronger process to make sure that plans don't sit on a shelf after they've been adopted for us, for, you know, municipal staff, for those community members.
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