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Jeremy Stanfield

4:39 - 5:16

"I would rather push back the opposite way and put it together and, you know, get, get some buy-in, and we can get feedback that way. It just It seems like this program was established, you know, many years ago. We're just trying to get it underway."

“I would rather push back the opposite way and put it together and, you know, get, get some buy-in, and we can get feedback that way. It just It seems like this program was established, you know, many years ago. We're just trying to get it underway.”
Timestamp
4:39 – 5:16
Community
Alaska News
Location
Denali Borough
Captured at
October 7, 2026

From the transcript

I would rather push back the opposite way and put it together and, you know, get, get some buy-in, and we can get feedback that way. It just It seems like this program was established, you know, many years ago. We're just trying to get it underway. Like, I don't know, just seems like waiting another year is— well, it's not moving it forward. There's a lot of other details and backgrounds going into this, um, just to do a deeper dive.

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