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Dan Rohr
11:42 - 12:07
"The remedy is to tonight to discuss it in the public's view. I know that's going to take time and it's a beautiful evening, um, but the bottom line is you violated the Open Meetings Act."
“The remedy is to tonight to discuss it in the public's view. I know that's going to take time and it's a beautiful evening, um, but the bottom line is you violated the Open Meetings Act.”
- Speaker
- Dan Rohr
- Timestamp
- 11:42 – 12:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak Island Borough
- Captured at
- September 10, 2026
From the transcript
And the answer is no, and explains why it's not legally allowed in the state of Alaska. So, What's the remedy? The remedy is to tonight to discuss it in the public's view. I know that's going to take time and it's a beautiful evening, um, but the bottom line is you violated the Open Meetings Act. Um, I guess I will end my statement by saying I'm not concerned about it per se with the topic that you discussed, but I am concerned that it's an easy out for you in the future and for future assemblies.