0:33
Trevor Storrs
2:06 - 2:39
"operational was $2.4 million. Early Educated Childcare Subsidies It is now $1.625 million, and the reason is because we voted in moving $125 million over to the capital and pilot projects because of the mathematical error. So nobody was harmed. ASD is at $2 million. Pilot capital projects is $1.25 million."
“operational was $2.4 million. Early Educated Childcare Subsidies It is now $1.625 million, and the reason is because we voted in moving $125 million over to the capital and pilot projects because of the mathematical error. So nobody was harmed. ASD is at $2 million. Pilot capital projects is $1.25 million.”
- Speaker
- Trevor Storrs
- Timestamp
- 2:06 – 2:39
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- June 24, 2026
From the transcript
This is last year's, just as a reminder, again, just to set the stage, is operational was $2.4 million. Early Educated Childcare Subsidies It is now $1.625 million, and the reason is because we voted in moving $125 million over to the capital and pilot projects because of the mathematical error. So nobody was harmed. ASD is at $2 million. Pilot capital projects is $1.25 million.
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