SEAPA meeting covers divestiture, mission statement

 


The Southeast Alaska Power Agency held their regularly scheduled meeting on March 5-6 at the Nolan Center in Wrangell. During the meeting the group came to a consensus on whether voting or non-voting members can make and second motions, and took a detailed report from Seattle-based attorney Joel Paisner where he informed the board of the basics of the agency – and their “fiduciary” duties to SEAPA.

Before Paisner’s report, however, the board took public comment from Borough Assembly member James Stough and a pair of Wrangell citizens on the topic of a possible divestiture move by th...



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