0:28
Bo Whiteside
46:05 - 46:33
"procurement processes, when following best practices, which I am confident that Director Allen and his staff did, along with the Meta Manager, they are very rigid and prescribed in process. And certainly, in respect to anyone highlighting a potential conflict of interest, there is very prescriptive ways that you capture the process."
“procurement processes, when following best practices, which I am confident that Director Allen and his staff did, along with the Meta Manager, they are very rigid and prescribed in process. And certainly, in respect to anyone highlighting a potential conflict of interest, there is very prescriptive ways that you capture the process.”
- Speaker
- Bo Whiteside
- Timestamp
- 46:05 – 46:33
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- July 2, 2026
From the transcript
Mr. Whiteside and Mr. Gardner. Mr. Smith. Thank you. I agree with the Mayor in that procurement processes, when following best practices, which I am confident that Director Allen and his staff did, along with the Meta Manager, they are very rigid and prescribed in process. And certainly, in respect to anyone highlighting a potential conflict of interest, there is very prescriptive ways that you capture the process.
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