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Sydney Scout

101:29 - 102:18

“I will note that this item was on the addendum, and so we really didn't get much time to review it. I actually do have concerns with both sections 2 and sections 4”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
November 4, 2026

From the transcript

Thank you. Yeah, I'd like to speak to my reason for seconding the move to postpone, particularly I will note that this item was on the addendum, and so we really didn't get much time to review it. I actually do have concerns with both sections 2 and sections 4, and if given more lead time, would have liked to talk with my colleagues, especially in a committee meeting, about some of the language and the choices that were made in those sections. Directions. I also— I also am curious if the Public Safety Committee meeting agendas are so full, why today's canceled meeting was not rescheduled to keep us on a monthly cadence, and/or if there is a plan to reschedule.

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