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AK Stat § 39.50.090 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.090. Prohibited acts.

(a) A public official may not use the official position or office for the primary purpose of obtaining personal financial gain or financial gain for a spouse, dependent child, mother, father, or business with which the official is associated or in which the official owns stock. A public official other than an elected or appointed municipal official may not use the official's position or office for the primary purpose of obtaining financial gain for the official's domestic partner. (b) A person may not offer or pay to a public official, and a public official may not solicit or receive money for legislative advice or assistance, or for advice or assistance given in the course of the official's public employment or relating to the public employment. However, this prohibition does not apply to a chair or member of a state commission or board or municipal officer if the subject matter of the legislative advice or assistance is not related directly to the function of the commission, board, or municipal body served by the municipal officer; this exception from the general prohibition does not apply to one whose service on a state commission or board constitutes the person as a full-time state employee under this title. (c) A public official may not represent a client before a state agency for a fee. However, this prohibition does not apply to a municipal officer, or chairman or member of a state commission or board except with regard to representation before that commission or board; this exception from the general prohibition does not apply to one whose service on the commission or board constitutes the person as a full-time state employee under this title. (d) A municipal officer may not represent a client for a fee before the municipal body the officer serves. (e) Violation of this section is a misdemeanor, punishable upon conviction by a fine of not less than $500 nor more than $2,000, by imprisonment up to one year, or by both. (f) In this section, “public official” includes, in addition to the persons specified in AS 39.50.200(a), chairmen and members of all commissions and boards created by statute or administrative action as agencies of the state.
AK Stat § 39.50.100 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.100. Enforcement by private citizens.

(a) A qualified Alaska voter may bring a civil action to enforce any of the sections of this chapter. (b) An action brought under (a) of this section must be brought within five years after the date of the alleged violation.
AK Stat § 39.50.110 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.110. Report of financial interests of judicial officers.

Each judicial officer as defined in AS 39.50.200(a) shall file reports of financial and business interests required by this chapter. A judicial officer who refuses or fails to file a report when it is due forfeits and may not be paid salary, per diem, or travel expenses after the due date, until compliance, and is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000. The indicted officer may not be appointed by the governor or other authority until compliance. Upon failure or refusal to comply within 30 days of the due date, the judicial officer forfeits office and shall be removed from office.
AK Stat § 39.50.130 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.130. Report of financial interests of governor and lieutenant governor.

The governor and lieutenant governor shall each file a report of financial interests required by this chapter. If the governor or lieutenant governor fails to file the report when due, salary, per diem, and travel expenses after the due date are forfeited and may not be paid until compliance, and the person is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1000.
AK Stat § 39.50.135 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.135. Civil penalty: Late filing of required reports.

A person who fails to file a properly completed and certified report within the time required by this chapter is subject to a civil penalty of not more than $10 a day for each day the delinquency continues as the commission determines subject to appeal to the superior court. An affidavit stating facts in mitigation may be submitted to the commission by a person against whom a civil penalty is assessed. However, the imposition of the penalties prescribed in this section or in AS 39.50.060 - 39.50.130 does not excuse that person from filing reports required by this chapter.
AK Stat § 39.50.145 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 50. Public Official Financial Disclosure|Sec. 39.50.145. Participation by municipalities.

A municipality may exempt its municipal officers from the requirements of this chapter if a majority of the voters voting on the question at a regular election, as defined by AS 29.71.800(20), or a special municipality-wide election, vote to exempt its municipal officers from the requirements of this chapter. The question of exemption from the requirements of this chapter may be submitted by the city council or borough assembly by ordinance or by initiative election.
AK Stat § 39.60.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.010. Peace officer and firefighter survivors' fund established.

(a) The peace officer and firefighter survivors' fund is established in the general fund for the purpose of paying medical insurance premiums for an eligible surviving spouse or dependent child of a peace officer or a firefighter. The department may make premium payments from the fund to the medical insurance provider for the former employer of the deceased peace officer or firefighter. (b) The department shall create the following two separate accounts in the fund: (1) a state employee survivor account that consists of (A) appropriations to the account; (B) donations to the account; and (2) a municipal employee survivor account that consists of (A) municipal contributions under AS 39.60.060; (B) appropriations to the account; and (C) donations to the account. (c) The legislature may appropriate money to the fund. Money in the fund does not lapse. (d) Money appropriated to the fund may be spent for the purposes of the fund without further appropriation. (e) Nothing in this section creates a dedicated fund.
AK Stat § 39.60.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.020. Powers and duties of the commissioner.

(a) Annually, not later than December 1, the commissioner shall determine the amount of money sufficient to pay premiums under AS 39.60.030 and the associated administrative costs. (b) The commissioner shall adopt regulations to implement this chapter.
AK Stat § 39.60.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.030. Payment authorized.

The commissioner may use money in the fund to pay medical insurance premiums for a surviving dependent who is eligible under AS 39.60.040 and to pay the department's costs associated with administering the fund. The state employee survivor account and the municipal employee survivor account shall be used to pay premiums for the respective surviving dependents.
AK Stat § 39.60.050 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.050. Municipal election to participate in peace officer and firefighter survivors' fund.

(a) A municipality may elect to participate in the fund by entering into an agreement with the commissioner that is consistent with AS 39.60.070. If a municipality elects to participate in the fund, the commissioner shall determine the amount and frequency of the municipality's required contributions to the fund based on the anticipated cost of the municipality's participation, including the department's cost of administering the agreement under this subsection. (b) The commissioner shall administer agreements entered into under (a) of this section. (c) A surviving dependent of a peace officer or firefighter who died while employed by a municipality is not eligible for payments from the fund unless the municipality elects to participate in the fund and is in compliance with an agreement entered into under (a) of this section.
AK Stat § 39.60.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.060. Eligibility of municipal peace officers and firefighters.

(a) Notwithstanding AS 39.60.050(c), and subject to AS 39.60.040(b), the commissioner may determine that a surviving dependent of a peace officer or firefighter who was employed by a municipality is eligible for premium payments under AS 39.60.040(a), if the municipality elects to participate in the fund and is in compliance with the terms of an agreement entered into under AS 39.60.050(a). (b) If a municipality enters into an agreement under AS 39.60.050(a) and fails to meet a requirement of that agreement, including a requirement under AS 39.60.070, the commissioner may determine that a surviving dependent of a peace officer or firefighter employed by a municipality who would otherwise be eligible for payments from the fund under AS 39.60.040 is ineligible and deny payment from the fund until the commissioner determines all requirements of the agreement are satisfied.
AK Stat § 39.60.070 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.070. Terms of agreement by municipality to participate in fund.

An agreement under AS 39.60.050(a) for a municipality to participate in the fund must require that the municipality (1) contribute to the fund as determined by the commissioner under AS 39.60.050(a); (2) is current with contributions required under this section; and (3) complies with applicable regulations adopted by the commissioner.
AK Stat § 39.60.090 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 39. Public Officers and Employees|Chapter 60. Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund|Sec. 39.60.090. Definitions.

In this chapter, (1) “child” means a biological child, adopted child, or stepchild of an employee; (2) “commissioner” means the commissioner of public safety or the commissioner's designee; (3) “department” means the Department of Public Safety; (4) “dependent” means a surviving spouse or child of an employee; (5) “firefighter” means an employee of the state or a municipality whose primary duty is to perform fire suppression services; (6) “fund” means the peace officer and firefighter survivors' fund established in AS 39.60.010; (7) “peace officer” means (A) an employee of the state or a municipal police department with the authority to arrest and issue citations; detain a person taken into custody until that person can be arraigned before a judge or magistrate; conduct investigations of violations of and enforce criminal laws, regulations, and traffic laws; search with or without a warrant persons, dwellings, and other forms of property for evidence of a crime; and take other action consistent with exercise of these enumerated powers when necessary to maintain the public peace; (B) an officer or employee of the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities who is stationed at an international airport and has been designated to have the general police powers authorized under AS 02.15.230(a); (C) a University of Alaska public safety officer with general police powers authorized under AS 14.40.043; (D) a person appointed by the commissioner of corrections or employed by a correctional facility in this state to perform the duties of a probation officer under AS 33.05; (E) a person appointed by the commissioner of corrections, whose primary duty under AS 33.30 is to provide custody, care, security, control, and discipline of persons charged or convicted of offenses against the state or held under authority of state law; (F) a person employed in a correctional facility in the state, whose primary duty is to provide custody, care, security, control, and discipline of persons charged or convicted of offenses or held under authority of law; (8) “surviving spouse” means a person who was married to an employee at the time of the employee's death.
AK Stat § 40.05.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 05. Records Affecting Mining Claims|Sec. 40.05.010. Purpose.

The purpose of this chapter is to enable the Department of Natural Resources to accumulate and disseminate information on the status of mining ground in the performance of its prescribed duties.
AK Stat § 40.05.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 05. Records Affecting Mining Claims|Sec. 40.05.020. Reports of instruments affecting mining properties.

The recorder of each recording district shall prepare and forward to the Department of Natural Resources, by the 10th day of each month, a copy of each new mining claim, mining leasehold, prospecting site location certificate, or other document indexed by the recorder as a mining document recorded during the preceding month.
AK Stat § 40.17.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.010. Place of recording and access to records.

(a) The Department of Natural Resources shall provide at each public office designated by the department (1) the documents and indices or alternative document retrieval system of the recording district or districts served by that public office; (2) a machine, device, or system with which to retrieve stored documents; (3) a means for making copies of recorded documents and a person authorized by the recorder to certify the copies; (4) to the extent money is appropriated for the purpose, a machine, device, or system capable of rapidly transmitting a document eligible for recording to a recorder at one place of recording in the state, and a person to operate the machine, device, or system; if the department determines that it is not feasible to provide a machine, device, or system in an office serving a recording district, it shall provide for transmitting documents from the office by other expeditious means; (5) instructions that explain to the public the formal requirements that a document must satisfy to be recorded. (b) The department shall provide the staff and equipment to receive and record documents and to store them permanently. (c) When rapid recording and retrieval and secure storage of documents can be provided for all recording districts with a single place of recording in the state, the recorder shall record the documents at a single place in the state designated by the department. (d) The recorder shall provide reasonable public access during business hours to recorded documents, indices, and facilities provided for in this section.
AK Stat § 40.17.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.020. Recording conveyances.

(a) A conveyance that is eligible for recording under AS 40.17.030 and 40.17.110 may be offered for recording only in the recording district in which land affected by the conveyance is located. If land affected by the conveyance is located in more than one recording district, an original conveyance or an electronic version of the conveyance may be offered for recording in the recording district in which part of the land is located and an original, a certified copy, or an electronic version of the conveyance may be offered for recording in each other recording district in which part of the land is located. A certified copy or an electronic version of the conveyance recorded has the same effect from the time it is recorded as though it were the original conveyance. (b) A certified copy of a conveyance that is eligible for recording under AS 40.17.030 and 40.17.110 and that has been recorded or filed in a public recorder's office in another state or in the United States Bureau of Land Management may be offered for recording only in the recording district where land affected by the conveyance is located. When recorded, it has the same effect from the time it is recorded as though it were the original conveyance.
AK Stat § 40.17.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.030. Formal requisites for recording.

(a) Except as provided in (b), (c), and (e) of this section, to be eligible for recording, a document must (1) contain original signatures; original signatures may be provided in electronic form; (2) be legible or capable of being converted into legible form by a machine or device used in the recording office; (3) be capable of being copied by the method used in the recording office; (4) contain a title reflecting the overall intent of the document; (5) contain the information needed to index the document under regulations of the department; (6) contain a book and page reference or serial number reference if the document amends, corrects, extends, modifies, assigns, or releases a document previously recorded in this state; (7) contain the name and address of a person to whom the document may be returned after recording; (8) if it is a deed, contain the mailing addresses of all persons named in the document who grant or acquire an interest under the document; (9) contain the name of the recording district in which it is to be recorded; and (10) be accompanied by the applicable recording fee set by regulation; if the document is to be recorded for multiple purposes, it must be accompanied by the applicable fee for each of the multiple purposes. (b) To be eligible for recording, a certified copy of an official document from a governmental office need only meet the requirements of (a)(2), (7), (9), and (10) of this section. (c) To be eligible for recording, an exact or fully conformed copy of an original document must be accompanied by an affidavit of the person offering the document. The affidavit must meet the requirements of (a) of this section and must state that (1) the exact or fully conformed copy was received by the person in the course of the transaction; (2) the original is not in the person's possession; and (3) the instrument offered for recordation is an exact or fully conformed copy. (d) The recorder shall prescribe the style, size, form, and quality that a document, plat, plan, or survey map must satisfy for filing and recording under this chapter. (e) A recording fee may not be charged to record a public recreational use easement under AS 34.17.100, and, notwithstanding (a)(10) of this section, the easement shall be eligible for recording.
AK Stat § 40.17.035 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.035. Recording criteria.

When determining whether a document may be recorded, the recorder may not (1) consider whether the contents of the document are legally sufficient to achieve the purposes of the document; (2) reject a document because the document (A) does not satisfy the current requirements for recording if the document satisfied the requirements for recording that existed at the time the document was executed; (B) serves more than one purpose; (C) references an attached exhibit that is not labelled; (D) is a certified copy of an official document that creates an interest in real property, that meets the requirements of AS 40.17.030(b), and that is from a governmental office; or (3) require that a document that serves more than one purpose be recorded separately for each of the purposes; this paragraph does not prevent the multiple recording of the document if the person offering the document requests that the document be recorded for more than one of its purposes and the request is accompanied by the applicable recording fee for each of the multiple purposes.
AK Stat § 40.17.040 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.040. Indexing.

(a) The recorder shall maintain an index system for recorded documents in the manner prescribed by regulations adopted by the department. The system shall be designed so the public may find documents by location and by names of grantors and grantees, and the system may include other means for locating the documents. (b) [Repealed, § 5 ch 119 SLA 1996.]
AK Stat § 40.17.050 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.050. Incorporation of master form.

A recorded master form, or a numbered paragraph of it, may be incorporated by reference in a recorded document by referring to the form by its recording information and the number of the paragraph to be incorporated. The reference has the same effect as if the master form or the numbered paragraph were reproduced in full in the record at the place where the reference to the form or paragraph is made.
AK Stat § 40.17.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.060. Documents executed under former law.

If a document was executed in accordance with the law in effect at the time the document was executed, the document remains recordable regardless of later amendments to the law changing the manner in which that document is to be executed.
AK Stat § 40.17.070 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 40. Public Records and Recorders|Chapter 17. Recording of Documents|Sec. 40.17.070. Duties of recorder; time recording is effective.

(a) The recorder shall promptly record all documents presented that are recordable under AS 40.17.030 and 40.17.110. (b) The recorder shall maintain in the central recording office a daily log and index for recorded documents. (c) As a document is recorded, the recorder shall indicate on or attach to each document the date, hour, and minute of recording, enter that information and a consecutive serial number in a daily log of documents without delay in the order in which the documents are received, and note the serial number on the document. (d) If a document presented for recording is reviewed and rejected for recording, the recorder shall indicate on or attach to the document the date, hour, and minute of rejection and a citation of the statute requiring rejection. If the document is later determined to be recordable in the form in which it was earlier presented to the recorder, later recording does not relate back to the time and date of rejection. Recording is effective when the document is accepted for recording, regardless of the cause of the rejection. (e) The recorder shall promptly copy recorded documents and place them in permanent records and shall note the recording information at the entry of each document in the daily log. (f) Promptly after recording a document, the recorder shall make the index entries required in this chapter and in the regulations of the department. (g) After recording, the recorder shall return the document to the person who presented it or a person designated by the person who presented it. (h) The recorder shall certify copies and provide a certified copy of a recorded document to a person who tenders the proper fee. (i) The recorder is not required to record part of a document if the part is identified and preceded by the words “From Previously Recorded Master Form-Do Not Record” and the recorded part contains a reference to the master form's recording information.