May 20, 2026 City Council Regular Meeting
1:04:02 Um where does that go? Where does it stay? Is it something that can be um considered um in an emergency budget shortfall? Not the permanent fund principle itself, but its interest.Play from 1:04:02
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1:04:02 Um where does that go? Where does it stay? Is it something that can be um considered um in an emergency budget shortfall? Not the permanent fund principle itself, but its interest.Play from 1:04:02
Anchorage School District, AK ·
17:01 So really taking the calculated risk needed to help retain our staff and not have mass layoffs. What was added back was uh added we had it originally a plus4 ptr increase or class size increase for uh all grade levels.Play from 17:01
31:10 I feel fairly confident that I can reduce by two and a half percent until we know we're funding from the state. The school district does have a healthcare reserve fund in an internal service fund that has The school does have a healthcare reserve fund in an internal service fund that has enough that if I had to dip into that…Play from 31:10
Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District, AK
2:12:56 So what are the benefits? Because this is a shift from what we are doing now. And also, I did want to spend a little bit of time on what came out of the site budgets as far as are there benefits to this particular structure and necessary remedy for long term structural deficit, create flexibility and district budget, maintain current program form at last year during the budget process in the spring we heard and I believe we heard loud and clear.Play from 2:12:56
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