Alicia Hughes-Skandijs
18:40 - 19:09
"But I think for a government to do an ordinance, if that sours a relationship, then I would question personally how good the relationship was in the first place."
“But I think for a government to do an ordinance, if that sours a relationship, then I would question personally how good the relationship was in the first place.”
- Speaker
- Alicia Hughes-Skandijs
- Timestamp
- 18:40 – 19:09
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- August 31, 2026
From the transcript
Government. So the way that we set conditions in our community is, you know, we pass ordinances. So that is typically how we interact with things. And it is great that we have this collaborative agreement that we got there with the industry. But I think for a government to do an ordinance, if that sours a relationship, then I would question personally how good the relationship was in the first place.
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