Luke Bowland
43:35 - 44:06
"KGB, this is a huge priority for the department, safety corridor improvements. We've got over 100 property acquisitions needed to deliver this also. And I think we're hitting every utility within the corridor. And so pushing for March and keep you updated as we advance on that."
“KGB, this is a huge priority for the department, safety corridor improvements. We've got over 100 property acquisitions needed to deliver this also. And I think we're hitting every utility within the corridor. And so pushing for March and keep you updated as we advance on that.”
- Speaker
- Luke Bowland
- Timestamp
- 43:35 – 44:06
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- July 20, 2026
From the transcript
And if we are going to do a standalone project for some of the rockfall efforts, we'll be adding an additional project there to the TAS so folks can track that specifically. Next two projects, KGB, this is a huge priority for the department, safety corridor improvements. We've got over 100 property acquisitions acquisitions needed to deliver this also. And I think we're hitting every utility within the corridor. And so pushing for March and keep you updated as we advance on that.
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