Click here to view LIO Directory. The two systems have been enhanced to include video conferencing, a growing presence on the internet, a variety of handouts and a board game. Additionally, the agency recently produced a video tour of the Capitol, and is currently working on a kids website. The LIOs distribute a wide range of data on legislative records, documents, schedules and events. In Alaska's smaller communities, the LIOs serve as a one-stop resource center for information on the executive and judicial branches, as well as the federal government.
Many legislators also have toll free numbers for use by their constituents.
The following is information you may find helpful in using the services available at the LIOs. Some restrictions do apply. You may send a fax from your own machine or you can take the document to the nearest LIO for transmission. H owever, if you use an LIO fax machine, the long distance call must be charged to your telephone number. The POM program is not intended to replace other forms of communication such as personal letters, but is designed to provide Alaskans with a timely forum for expressing their views on legislative issues.