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Judy Ulmer

8:30 - 8:59

"I understand that there was 340 people who signed the petition to have that done. That happened in a very short period of time, like 2 weeks."

“I understand that there was 340 people who signed the petition to have that done. That happened in a very short period of time, like 2 weeks.”
Speaker
Judy Ulmer
Timestamp
8:30 – 8:59
Community
Alaska News
Location
Petersburg
Captured at
September 25, 2026

From the transcript

I understand that there was 340 people who signed the petition to have that done. That happened in a very short period of time, like 2 weeks. So, um, I know there's interest in that. The language was cleared through the borough lawyer and through the Director of Economic Development. Um, I think in terms of how it was phrased about how you're going to talk about it tonight, it had to do with how to let the people know, or the public know, of what it was about, or something like that.

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