Public Health & Safety Committee
The Anchorage Public Health and Safety Committee met Dec. 18 to review three technology policies including automated license plate readers (ALPR), receive a mayor's office briefing on a crisis response data dashboard, hear an Anchorage Fire Department proposal to begin field blood-product therapy, and discuss proposed changes to animal care codes (Title 17/Title 8.55). Public comment raised oversight and data gaps.
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