Name: Pat Redmond: So it's still significantly below other government. I just keep thinking I have to pay this. I mean, I'm, as a taxpayer, I have to pay this. However, this is a significant job. I mean, we expect a lot.
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Description: So it's still significantly below other government. I just keep thinking I have to pay this. I mean, I'm, as a taxpayer, I have to pay this. However, this is a significant job. I mean, we expect a lot.

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Pat Redmond

37:03 - 37:22

“So it's still significantly below other government. I just keep thinking I have to pay this. I mean, I'm, as a taxpayer, I have to pay this. However, this is a significant job. I mean, we expect a lot.”

Speaker: Pat Redmond
Timestamp: 37:03 – 37:22
Transcript: Anchorage Assembly: Salaries and Emoluments Commission Meeting
Community: Alaska News
Location: Anchorage
Captured at: September 3, 2026

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So it's still significantly below other government. I just keep thinking I have to pay this. I mean, I'm, as a taxpayer, I have to pay this. However, this is a significant job. I mean, we expect a lot.

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