0:36
Jeremy Jacobson
22:40 - 23:17
"with the law being clear, I didn't understand, um, how this would get passed. I was under the impression that even council members are still subject to the law."
“with the law being clear, I didn't understand, um, how this would get passed. I was under the impression that even council members are still subject to the law.”
- Speaker
- Jeremy Jacobson
- Timestamp
- 22:40 – 23:17
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 16, 2026
From the transcript
So I I guess with the law being clear, I didn't understand, um, how this would get passed. I was under the impression that even council members are still subject to the law. So aside from that, uh, past councils and administrations have denied this application. And it sits in the city's vault. So that was a little bit, um, odd because the record's in the vault.
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