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Trevor Storrs
43:10 - 43:41
"what we're already planning is, is over the summer is to actually meet with all the assembly members and talk about the budget and specifically talk about the alcohol tax and the changes and how it's being detrimental to the fund and to the overall purpose of how this fund was created."
“what we're already planning is, is over the summer is to actually meet with all the assembly members and talk about the budget and specifically talk about the alcohol tax and the changes and how it's being detrimental to the fund and to the overall purpose of how this fund was created.”
- Speaker
- Trevor Storrs
- Timestamp
- 43:10 – 43:41
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- June 24, 2026
From the transcript
What does this look like? And I see your hand up, Barry. What we're already planning is, is over the summer is to actually meet with all the assembly members and talk about the budget and specifically talk about the alcohol tax and the changes and how it's being detrimental to the fund and to the overall purpose of how this fund was created. To do exactly what you said, advocate and see. For those who joined us, was last month when the mayor joined us.
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