The Southeast Alaska Power Agency (SEAPA) held their board meeting for audit review and 2012 plans a little later than planned when the board member's plane overheaded Petersburg. Scheduled to begin at noon the meeting actually began shortly after their plane landed at 3:30 on Dec. 13.

SEAPA started their meeting with the financial statement for September 2011 which was affected by the record rainfalls for the month.

“Regarding the September financial statements, revenues were under budget,” CEO Dave Carlson said. “Here today, we're actually right on budget.”

During Carlson's CEO report it was...