0:16
Kameron Perez-Verdia
18:11 - 18:28
"It's really important that this commission functions effectively. It's important that it has staffing and it's important that they receive training. So it's a fair question. We just don't have the answer in terms of what that number is or whether that is a number or not. So that's something we'll need to follow up on and get back to you with."
“It's really important that this commission functions effectively. It's important that it has staffing and it's important that they receive training. So it's a fair question. We just don't have the answer in terms of what that number is or whether that is a number or not. So that's something we'll need to follow up on and get back to you with.”
- Speaker
- Kameron Perez-Verdia
- Timestamp
- 18:11 – 18:28
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 14, 2026
From the transcript
It's really important that this commission functions effectively. It's important that it has staffing and it's important that they receive training. So it's a fair question. We just don't have the answer in terms of what that number is or whether that is a number or not. So that's something we'll need to follow up on and get back to you with.
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