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Anna Brawley
63:08 - 63:42
"in terms of our budget process, so members got, and it's on the calendar now, multiple work sessions on our budget. Those are our typical work sessions that happen in starting in October, moving into November. And so we are really early in our part of the budget cycle."
“in terms of our budget process, so members got, and it's on the calendar now, multiple work sessions on our budget. Those are our typical work sessions that happen in starting in October, moving into November. And so we are really early in our part of the budget cycle.”
- Speaker
- Anna Brawley
- Timestamp
- 63:08 – 63:42
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 16, 2026
From the transcript
I think the last thing I'll say, again, just a process issue, in terms of our budget process, so members got, and it's on the calendar now, multiple work sessions on our budget. Those are our typical work sessions that happen in starting in October, moving into November. And so we are really early in our part of the budget cycle. But the intent of this committee is to make sure folks understand that process before we are actually in it. And so I think at the September meeting, we've done this in the past to just do a brief walkthrough of what the actual process is, what the calendar looks like before we have the actual content of the budget.
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