Shelby Carlson
184:37 - 185:35
"Dear Mrs. Carlson, please accept this document as my formal written statement of correction regarding inaccurate and untrue statements made during the Whittier City Council meeting held on October 13th, 2026. These statements directly involve a past action concerning me and have caused severe unjust damage to my personal and professional reputation, as well as my character standing within the community."
“Dear Mrs. Carlson, please accept this document as my formal written statement of correction regarding inaccurate and untrue statements made during the Whittier City Council meeting held on October 13th, 2026. These statements directly involve a past action concerning me and have caused severe unjust damage to my personal and professional reputation, as well as my character standing within the community.”
- Speaker
- Shelby Carlson
- Timestamp
- 184:37 – 185:35
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
This is a, uh, public comment that was submitted to the city clerk's office for me to read. Dear Mrs. Carlson, please accept this document as my formal written statement of correction regarding inaccurate and untrue statements made during the Whittier City Council meeting held on October 13th, 2026. These statements directly involve a past action concerning me and have caused severe unjust damage to my personal and professional reputation, as well as my character standing within the community. Pursuant to the city's obligation to maintain an accurate legislative and public history, I hereby I request and demand that this statement of correction be permanently attached as an official exhibit to the City Council meeting minutes of October 13th, 2026, and that this document be included in the official correspondence packet distributed to the Whittier City Manager and City Council members for review prior to the October 20th, 2026 regular council meeting. Corrections to the record: untrue statement placed into the record.
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