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David Pinquoch

94:13 - 94:22

"I think I would, I would, I would ready to move forward, forward with the, the fire truck option, fire tanker option."

“I think I would, I would, I would ready to move forward, forward with the, the fire truck option, fire tanker option.”
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Alaska News
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October 20, 2026

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So I think— I don't think we would want to spend this grant on that particularly. Maybe it should be more for community. So I hate to say this, but kind of this side of the track is kind of where I would look for this grant for the most part. And I don't think we have, you know, I don't think we want to lose this opportunity. So I think I would, I would, I would ready to move forward, forward with the, the fire truck option, fire tanker option.

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