
Anna Brawley
53:23 - 53:49
"An ordinance of the anchorage assembly recognizing June 5, 2026 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day in Anchorage and June 5 through the 7th, 2026 as Wear Orange weekend to honor all victims, survivors and families of gun violence."
“An ordinance of the anchorage assembly recognizing June 5, 2026 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day in Anchorage and June 5 through the 7th, 2026 as Wear Orange weekend to honor all victims, survivors and families of gun violence.”
An ordinance of the anchorage assembly recognizing June 5, 2026 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day in Anchorage and June 5 through the 7th, 2026 as Wear Orange weekend to honor all victims, survivors and families of gun violence. This was pulled by Ms. Baldwin Day move to approve second moved by Ms. Baldwin Day, second by Mr. Voland. Any additional discussion on this one. Any. Yes, Madam chair.
The Assembly passed a resolution recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day and Wear Orange Weekend after contentious debate over statistical accuracy, with amendments made to address concerns about data presentation.

The Assembly continued a public hearing on creating a new Public Safety Commission after community members and advocates testified that the proposed advisory-only model lacks the investigative authority voters supported in a 2025 task force process, highlighting ongoing tension over police accountability.
