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United States — Alaska
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This provision sets ethics rules for Alaska executive branch public officers and related employees, including conflict-of-interest limits, gift and disclosure rules, reporting duties, and complaint and penalty procedures.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets appointment, qualification, oath, bond, and confirmation rules for certain Alaska state offices and boards.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates a survivors’ fund to pay medical insurance premiums for eligible surviving spouses and dependent children of peace officers and firefighters, and sets out how the commissioner and municipalities participate.
United States — Alaska
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This provision protects some public employees and whistleblowers, bars nepotism in certain state departments, and requires background checks and a 10-year reinvestigation schedule for employees with access to federal tax information.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter segment requires licenses or permits for most alcohol sales and related activity, sets reporting and application rules, and restricts transfers, renewals, and locations.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter has been repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This provision section bans several alcohol-related acts at licensed premises, sets restricted hours for entry, sales, and consumption, and attaches fines, misdemeanor charges, or other penalties for violations.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets municipalities regulate some alcohol activity, sets keg-registration and age-verification rules, requires alcohol-server training and warning signs for listed licensees, and sets related offenses and penalties.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter has been repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This provision sets up Alaska’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and gives it broad authority over alcohol licensing, regulation, enforcement, reporting, and oversight.
United States — Alaska
3 provisions
This chapter sets out alcohol license types, who may get them, what each holder may do, and several fee, reporting, and location rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter is repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires subdivision and dedication plats to be approved and recorded, with specific signatures, acknowledgments, certificates, and survey monumentation before filing.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for recording documents: the department and recorder must provide recording offices, maintain indexes and logs, record eligible documents promptly, and give public access to recorded records.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter tells where certain federal liens are recorded and what the recorder must do when those documents are filed.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets up Alaska’s state archives and records management program and assigns records-preservation duties to state agencies, the state archivist, and some local governing bodies.
United States — Alaska
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Public records are generally open to inspection, but many confidential categories are exempt. Agencies may charge fees, set some electronic-service fees, and must give notices and review personal-information challenges.
United States — Alaska
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The recorder of each recording district must send the Department of Natural Resources copies of new mining-related documents by the 10th day of each month.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter states Alaska’s policy to conserve and develop farm, forest, and grazing land, and it gives the board and commissioner defined roles in soil and water conservation.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter listing identifies enforcement, fishways and hatcheries, and definitions provisions, and notes that they were repealed in 2008.