
Debra Adams
90:03 - 90:35
"I agree that, um, one of the ways that we could, um, address the issue at this juncture is to cut it in half, but I would like to leave the door open to, to revisit that. And to explore our permanent fund. And, and how much money is in that fund and can we tap into some of it?"
“I agree that, um, one of the ways that we could, um, address the issue at this juncture is to cut it in half, but I would like to leave the door open to, to revisit that. And to explore our permanent fund. And, and how much money is in that fund and can we tap into some of it?”
Yes, Member Adams. Yeah, yes, I have two points. I agree that, um, one of the ways that we could, um, address the issue at this juncture is to cut it in half, but I would like to leave the door open to, to revisit that. And to explore our permanent fund. And, and how much money is in that fund and can we tap into some of it?
The Cordova City Council voted Thursday to increase the school district's funding by $181,000—half the district's $362,000 request—while deferring a decision on whether to fund the increase through a mill-rate hike or other revenue sources.
