Treg Taylor
29:06 - 29:34
"So I think they got it right, um, in what, what occurred there. I've also received complaints from Alaskans over and over and over again about the unbalance that currently exists on the board. And as your governor, I promise that I will appoint people to the board that are going to put Alaskans first and that they're going to be fair and open-minded to all users of the resource."
“So I think they got it right, um, in what, what occurred there. I've also received complaints from Alaskans over and over and over again about the unbalance that currently exists on the board. And as your governor, I promise that I will appoint people to the board that are going to put Alaskans first and that they're going to be fair and open-minded to all users of the resource.”
- Speaker
- Treg Taylor
- Timestamp
- 29:06 – 29:34
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak, AK, USA
- Captured at
- September 9, 2026
From the transcript
And so I think they got it right, um, in what, what occurred there. I've also received complaints from Alaskans over and over and over again about the unbalance that currently exists on the board. And as your governor, I promise that I will appoint people to the board that are going to put Alaskans first and that they're going to be fair and open-minded to all users of the resource. I think that's— whenever you get out of balance, that's the problem, right? You have to have that balance on the board.
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