Scot Henderson
27:11 - 27:56
"There have obviously been multiple requests by council members for the NJUS board to move their meeting location from the power plant to City Hall. And I think there was a desire expressed either the last meeting or 2 meetings ago to formalize that request because up to this point, it's just been individual council members asking whoever was, you know, doing the operations report"
“There have obviously been multiple requests by council members for the NJUS board to move their meeting location from the power plant to City Hall. And I think there was a desire expressed either the last meeting or 2 meetings ago to formalize that request because up to this point, it's just been individual council members asking whoever was, you know, doing the operations report”
- Speaker
- Scot Henderson
- Timestamp
- 27:11 – 27:56
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 13, 2026
From the transcript
Okay, I think in previous meetings there were—. There was—. There have obviously been multiple requests by council members for the NJUS board to move their meeting location from the power plant to City Hall. And I think there was a desire expressed either the last meeting or 2 meetings ago to formalize that request because up to this point, it's just been individual council members asking whoever was, you know, doing the operations report And there was, I think, some folks that wanted us to formalize the request. So this basically formalizes the request on behalf of the City Council to do what individual council members have been already asking to do.
Related Coverage
Nome mayor breaks tie to grant cab license city denied over decades-old felony
Nome Mayor Kenny Hughes broke a 3-3 tie to grant a chauffeur's license the city denied over a decades-old felony conviction, overruling a clerk who said code required denial.
by Walter AlaskaNews33m ago3 min read
Nome council asks utility board to move its meetings from the power plant to City Hall
The Nome Common Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution asking the Nome Joint Utility System board to move its meetings from the power plant to City Hall. The council softened 'required' to 'requested' and added the Port Commission to a list of bodies already meeting there.
by Walter AlaskaNews4h ago2 min read