0:42
Butner
27:53 - 28:35
"We also have been working on a couple of grants. So we did a Safe Routes to School— or no, just kidding— Safe Streets for All that mimicked a Safe Routes to School grant application for improved sidewalks and street lighting along Lawton and Tinker."
“We also have been working on a couple of grants. So we did a Safe Routes to School— or no, just kidding— Safe Streets for All that mimicked a Safe Routes to School grant application for improved sidewalks and street lighting along Lawton and Tinker.”
- Speaker
- Butner
- Timestamp
- 27:53 – 28:35
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- June 10, 2026
From the transcript
Um, we— our department has been hard at work, um, both with code enforcement, because we found that April showers do not bring May flowers necessarily, they bring code enforcement cases. So, uh, we have been actively working a lot of different ones, so we should have updates, uh, plan to provide those as informational items going forward. Um, We also have been working on a couple of grants. So we did a Safe Routes to School— or no, just kidding— Safe Streets for All that mimicked a Safe Routes to School grant application for improved sidewalks and street lighting along Lawton and Tinker. We did get a letter of support from, from K-9 SEIF with that one and the school district actually.
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