Speaker D
51:39 - 52:19
"This is just the statement that I just mentioned a minute ago about the— on a quarterly basis that we'll review, kind of weigh that positive to benefits. Um, I, I, the reason why I put this slide up is I, I, I go door to door sometimes in some of your neighborhoods. I was in Northeast Community Council yesterday, and it's very, very interesting when you knock on people's doors and you ask them, what's your public safety concerns? And, uh, many of the things that I hear public safety concerns are still Hey, could we get some speed bumps for you Northeast folks on Dubin? One of the requests I got from two people."
“This is just the statement that I just mentioned a minute ago about the— on a quarterly basis that we'll review, kind of weigh that positive to benefits. Um, I, I, the reason why I put this slide up is I, I, I go door to door sometimes in some of your neighborhoods. I was in Northeast Community Council yesterday, and it's very, very interesting when you knock on people's doors and you ask them, what's your public safety concerns? And, uh, many of the things that I hear public safety concerns are still Hey, could we get some speed bumps for you Northeast folks on Dubin? One of the requests I got from two people.”
- Speaker
- Speaker D
- Timestamp
- 51:39 – 52:19
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 21, 2026
From the transcript
This is just the statement that I just mentioned a minute ago about the— on a quarterly basis that we'll review, kind of weigh that positive to benefits. Um, I, I, the reason why I put this slide up is I, I, I go door to door sometimes in some of your neighborhoods. I was in Northeast Community Council yesterday, and it's very, very interesting when you knock on people's doors and you ask them, what's your public safety concerns? And, uh, many of the things that I hear public safety concerns are still Hey, could we get some speed bumps for you Northeast folks on Dubin? One of the requests I got from two people.
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