Jeremiah Becker
68:33 - 69:03
“we really support the initiative. We think it's overdue for Cordova. We just wanted to make sure you had that information as you're defining the ordinance.”
- Speaker
- Jeremiah Becker
- Timestamp
- 68:33 – 69:03
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 21, 2026
From the transcript
So keep that in mind that you have a heavy dependency on us to have accurate data to feed that system and to maintain the system long term. And outside of that, like, we really support the initiative. We think it's overdue for Cordova. We just wanted to make sure you had that information as you're defining the ordinance. So hopefully Hopefully we can be aware of those that, that aren't in the same financial position that might be overwhelmed by it, and to ensure that your timeline expectations with planning the project take into consideration the dependency on us to provide you the data.
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