Loren Crawford
10:09 - 10:36
"Building safety actually is running hot, and we're probably going to end up something more like the 2025 actuals in the, in the $7 million area."
“Building safety actually is running hot, and we're probably going to end up something more like the 2025 actuals in the, in the $7 million area.”
- Speaker
- Loren Crawford
- Timestamp
- 10:09 – 10:36
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage, AK, USA
- Captured at
- August 20, 2026
From the transcript
Rental vehicle tax is not really a concern. This is just a timing issue with the with the reporting. So while it's gray, it's not actually coming in hot. We're— that's right on par with what we're expecting. Building safety actually is running hot, and we're probably going to end up something more like the 2025 actuals in the, in the $7 million area.
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