Daniel Byrd
11:57 - 12:15
“we have to move them as we agreed to, you know, to do the site work. But now they cannot go back to Skow Bay. They can— we need to find us a separate home, and they're going to go in storage until such a time that we can find this.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Byrd
- Timestamp
- 11:57 – 12:15
- Transcript
- Petersburg Borough: Assembly Meeting
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 21, 2026
From the transcript
We said, okay, fine. In, then we were told we could put the props back at Skow Bay where they originally are right now because the city doesn't have any money to buy a piece of land or move them someplace and give us a permanent training facility. And I think it was about in June, I hear that all of a sudden that, uh, we have to move them as we agreed to, you know, to do the site work. But now they cannot go back to Skow Bay. They can— we need to find us a separate home, and they're going to go in storage until such a time that we can find this.
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