Lowell Point

Everyone in this borough is equally important, no matter where they live.

If it's across the water, if it's at Lowell Point, out East End Road, I will be there and have been and am regularly.

So I think they know that this government is there for them.

Sometimes assembly members take the ride.

Yeah, I've talked about that balance, just the demographic balance, if you will.

We have really diverse communities, but we have challenges with school population, school age population all over the state, all over the country.

In order to have a fully functional community, and that's from Lowell Point and then Wallach, uh we're gonna have to understand what each community needs to be successful and in 15 years is that the number you used yeah 15 10 to 15 years i'd like to have provide the guidance and policy changes we need to do to out-compete other communities in Alaska so that we can get back to a level of slow but steady growth, giving us the time to respond to some of the challenges as they occur, get to the place where we are building new schools because we have increased the population.

AKLG, however you look at it, would be a game changer for Kenai Peninsula Borough.