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United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates the Public Defender Agency, sets how the public defender is appointed and removed, and sets when indigent people are entitled to public defense representation and related services.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets duties and powers for the department and commissioner to run Alaska’s emergency medical services system, requires certain providers and hospitals to share data, limits how services and trauma centers may be represented, and sets telehealth, disclosure, death-pronouncement, and penalty rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter is repealed; the source directs readers to AS 16.51 for current law.
United States — Alaska
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Certain agencies may create peer support counseling programs, and designated trained employees may serve as peer support counselors. Communications and records from these sessions are generally confidential and protected from disclosure, public records release, admissibility, discovery, and subpoena, with listed except
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates an Alaska Health Care Commission, sets rules for its membership and reporting, establishes a statewide immunization program and vaccine assessment system, and directs the department to run a dementia awareness campaign.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives the department power and duties over the state highway system, traffic controls, highway widths, construction rules, and commercial motor vehicle requirements.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets the department seek short-term general-fund loans for federal grant-in-aid work, work with federal highway programs, and manage certain federal-aid highway apportionments.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets the department and municipalities cooperate on highways, corridor planning, traffic control systems, and controlled-access facilities, and it sets approval, hearing, payment, and access rules.
United States — Alaska
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The department may acquire land and make related improvements for scenic enhancement and highway-related facilities, but condemnation authority cannot be used more than 660 feet from a highway right-of-way.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter limits outdoor advertising, requires permits for utilities and encroachments in highway rights-of-way, and allows temporary roadside memorials under set conditions.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter restricts junk yards near highways and roads, requires some existing yards to be screened, and allows the department and attorney general to take enforcement and cleanup actions.
United States — Alaska
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This part of the statute sets up state programs for funding, approving, constructing, and maintaining access roads, local service roads, trails, and related rights-of-way.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for building and operating the James Dalton Highway, including reimbursement, land-use limits, public access, and penalties for violating regulations.
United States — Alaska
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This provision is a chapter heading that lists three sections as renumbered to other Alaska statutes.
United States — Alaska
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This section defines key terms used in AS 19.05–19.59 and states that violating most provisions of AS 19.05–19.25 is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine, jail time, or both.
United States — Alaska
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The transportation department has broad authority and duties for highway planning, construction, maintenance, protection, and control, and must adopt rules that do not conflict with state procurement law.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter is titled Ferry Terminal Facilities and the listed sections were renumbered to AS 19.65.030(a)-(g).
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets planning, facility, reporting, and board-governance rules for the Alaska Marine Highway System.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates the Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority, gives it powers to run the bridge and collect charges, and sets rules for its board, reporting, insurance, audits, and exemptions.
United States — Alaska
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The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities must supervise aeronautics and communications in the state and adopt related safety, records, and radio-station regulations.