31:11 - 31:57
"I think maybe getting to $32 million is under question, but I don't think we're committing a fund balance in its full— that will— that doesn't have guaranteed restoration of revenue."
“I think maybe getting to $32 million is under question, but I don't think we're committing a fund balance in its full— that will— that doesn't have guaranteed restoration of revenue.”
- Speaker
- Unidentified speaker
- Timestamp
- 31:11 – 31:57
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 4, 2026
From the transcript
Not get signed but still constitutionally added into law. Um, and then now tracking the, the oil revenue charts, it— I, I think calling it theoretical doesn't fit my own schematic of how this, this funding will come through. And I also don't think it's volatile. I think maybe getting to $32 million is under question, but I don't think we're committing a fund balance in its full— that will— that doesn't have guaranteed restoration of revenue. So I'd like to hear, especially on the idea that there's a risk to spending the fund balance when the majority of these funds are going to be staffing.
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