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Kathleen McCardle

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"Please fund APD as much as we need it to be, and this program, making it permanent ensuring coverage for every shift."

“Please fund APD as much as we need it to be, and this program, making it permanent ensuring coverage for every shift.”
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Kathleen McCardle
Community
Alaska News
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October 20, 2026

From the transcript

The APD foot patrol has shown real results during the pilot. Please fund APD as much as we need it to be, and this program, making it permanent ensuring coverage for every shift. We'll continue to do as nonprofit organizations what we can to support positive activations in public spaces. Thank you so much for your time and all your service to our community.

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