Courtney Bringhurst
48:07 - 48:26
"So like potentially there may be signage that says, you know, grocery store this way or Safeway this way, that sort of thing. But the main focus of these signage will be to identify distances that people can walk to, or locations that people can walk to."
“So like potentially there may be signage that says, you know, grocery store this way or Safeway this way, that sort of thing. But the main focus of these signage will be to identify distances that people can walk to, or locations that people can walk to.”
- Speaker
- Courtney Bringhurst
- Timestamp
- 48:07 – 48:26
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- September 17, 2026
From the transcript
I do. Beyond Port Avenue, technically, or the chamber? Well, that can—. So like potentially there may be signage that says, you know, grocery store this way or Safeway this way, that sort of thing. But the main focus of these signage will be to identify distances that people can walk to, or locations that people can walk to.
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