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"the comment from, uh, Miss Mulry. She did attend the meeting, it looked like, and just expressed her concerns for fire and emergency response in that Cantwell area. And I just want to make sure that as a board, we're, we're highlighting that until we can again find a solution that kind of works for everybody."

the comment from, uh, Miss Mulry. She did attend the meeting, it looked like, and just expressed her concerns for fire and emergency response in that Cantwell area. And I just want to make sure that as a board, we're, we're highlighting that until we can again find a solution that kind of works for everybody.
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Speaker A
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Alaska News
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Denali Borough
Captured at
September 9, 2026

From the transcript

I'll happily talk with anybody offline about that. And then the other last one here is the comment from, uh, Miss Mulry. She did attend the meeting, it looked like, and just expressed her concerns for fire and emergency response in that Cantwell area. And I just want to make sure that as a board, we're, we're highlighting that until we can again find a solution that kind of works for everybody. Um, with that, I guess I'll save the rest of my conversations for the rest of the meeting.

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