Bo Sedillo-Whiteside
52:03 - 52:19
“they identified we have another pathway to apply for funding through the Build program. So we have two pathways we can apply for funding now, and we should jump on those pretty quickly.”
- Speaker
- Bo Sedillo-Whiteside
- Timestamp
- 52:03 – 52:19
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- October 2, 2026
From the transcript
We also met with DOT— DOT infrastructure folks with some talking about the harbor and those needs. Are touching on the amount of jobs the harbor supports. And so I brought up some talking points about the number of processing plants, cannery workers, associated businesses that are reliant on a functioning harbor. And so they identified we have another pathway to apply for funding through the Build program. So we have two pathways we can apply for funding now, and we should jump on those pretty quickly.
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