Flynn For Anchorage

I sat down with Todd Lindley at Must Read Alaska on March 26th. 🎙️

We talked about what people are actually seeing in Anchorage right now:
snow piling up, property taxes climbing,
a homelessness system that keeps cycling people through, and laws that aren’t being enforced.

More importantly, we talked about what needs to change and how we actually fix it.

If you want a real, unfiltered look at where Anchorage is headed, take a listen.

Then call me. I mean it.

📞 907-830-5034

Here is the link:

What's Next for the Future of Anchorage: Anchorage Assembly Candidate Brian Flynn | The Must Read Alaska Show In this must-listen episode, Todd Lindley sits down with Brian Flynn, the conservative private-sector candidate challenging incumbent Anna Brawley in the Anchorage Assembly District 3 West Anchorage rematch. Flynn pulls no punches on what residents are really seeing: 15-20 foot snow piles blocking c...

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