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Kenai Peninsula Borough legislative committee reviews resolution backing recertification of Prince William Sound advisory council
Summary
The Kenai Peninsula Borough legislative committee heard Resolution 2026-008 supporting recertification of the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council and a request that the borough send a support letter to the Coast Guard; the committee did not record a vote and adjourned two minutes after calling the meeting to order.
Scott Bridal, chair of the Kenai Peninsula Borough legislative committee, called the meeting to order at 4:53 p.m. and said he would preside in place of Mr. Dunn, who was participating by Zoom.
Mister Dunn, who introduced Resolution 2026-008, told the committee the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council is “a very important organization, and covers the entire, spill area of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill,” and asked the borough to send a resolution of support to the U.S. Coast Guard to recertify the council. He noted that a borough-appointed member, Mako Haggerty, previously served on the council and that an accompanying memo outlines the council’s positive work.
The resolution presented to the committee would express support for recertification of the council and request that the Coast Guard renew its status. No formal motion, second or roll-call vote is recorded in the transcript. After asking for questions, Chair Scott Bridal said there were none; he closed the committee’s business at 4:55 p.m.
Because the transcript records only the presentation and no formal action, the committee’s next steps (for example, whether the resolution will be placed on a future agenda for a recorded vote or sent as a letter) were not specified in the record.
