Dan Rohr
3:51 - 4:04
"I'm not going to file a complaint with the state of Alaska for this one, but I will for future ones because at this point you've been notified"
“I'm not going to file a complaint with the state of Alaska for this one, but I will for future ones because at this point you've been notified”
- Speaker
- Dan Rohr
- Timestamp
- 3:51 – 4:04
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak Island Borough
- Captured at
- September 11, 2026
From the transcript
The remedy is to tonight to discuss it in the public's view. I know that's going to take time and it's a beautiful evening, um, but the bottom line is you violated the Open Meetings Act. Um, I guess I will end my statement by saying I'm not concerned about it per se with the topic that you discussed, but I am concerned that it's an easy out for you in the future and for future assemblies. And I'll just close with this. I'm not going to file a complaint with the state of Alaska for this one, but I will for future ones because at this point you've been notified, you know that you've been told that what you did was illegal.
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