Alyse Galvin
141:29 - 142:17
"President Stevens, we were at the very end of session by the time we were getting this all the way through. And were it not for the President's support to make sure that this got calendared, that's really a lot of the game is making sure we get the timing just right."
“President Stevens, we were at the very end of session by the time we were getting this all the way through. And were it not for the President's support to make sure that this got calendared, that's really a lot of the game is making sure we get the timing just right.”
- Speaker
- Alyse Galvin
- Timestamp
- 141:29 – 142:17
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- June 26, 2026
From the transcript
Dan Wayne, I think deserves credit too for being in constant contact and also helping us when we had questions. Of course, Monica Schringendorf is very helpful. I want to kudos to Senator Keel for picking up on a couple of things. And then I— the other point that I wanted to make is that President Stevens, we were at the very end of session by the time we were getting this all the way through. And were it not for the President's support to make sure that this got calendared, that's really a lot of the game is making sure we get the timing just right.
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