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AK Stat § 35.40.270 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.270. David Alen Lape Bridge.

The Scott Glacier No. 5 bridge at mile 9.2 of the Copper River Highway is named the David Alen Lape Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.275 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.275. David Henry Elisovsky Bridge.

The Scott Glacier No. 7 bridge at mile 9.7 of the Copper River Highway is named the David Henry Elisovsky Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.280 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.280. Leonard F. Olson Bridge.

The Scott Glacier No. 9 bridge at mile 10.4 of the Copper River Highway is named the Leonard F. Olson Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.285 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.285. Norman D. Osborne Bridge.

The Scott Glacier No. 11 bridge at mile 11 of the Copper River Highway is named the Norman D. Osborne Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.290 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.290. Patrick A. Burchett Bridge.

The Sheridan Glacier East Channel bridge at mile 16.3 of the Copper River Highway is named the Patrick A. Burchett Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.295 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.295. John W. Jones Bridge.

The Flag Point West bridge at mile 26.7 of the Copper River Highway is named the John W. Jones Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.300 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.300. W. H. Mumby Bridge.

The Flag Point East bridge at mile 26.9 of the Copper River Highway is named the W. H. Mumby Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.305 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.305. Matthew Anderson Bridge.

The Round Island bridge at mile 27.6 of the Copper River Highway is named the Matthew Anderson Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.310 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.310. Lucian Platt Bridge.

Bridge number 334 at mile 34.6 of the Copper River Highway is named the Lucian Platt Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.315 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.315. Steve Green Bridge.

Bridge number 339 at mile 36.2 of the Copper River Highway is named the Steve Green Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.320 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.320. William M. Jones Bridge.

Bridge number 342 at mile 37 of the Copper River Highway is named the William M. Jones Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.325 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.325. James Bennett Bridge.

Bridge number 345 at mile 37.9 of the Copper River Highway is named the James Bennett Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.330 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.330. Minto-Al Wright Airport.

The state-owned airport at Minto, Alaska, also known as the Minto Al Wright Airport, is named the Minto-Al Wright Airport.
AK Stat § 35.40.335 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.335. Koyukuk Station Veterans' Airport.

The state-owned airport at Koyukuk, Alaska, known as the Koyukuk Airport, is named the Koyukuk Station Veterans' Airport.
AK Stat § 35.40.340 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.340. Greg Kruschek Avenue.

The state-owned Nome Bypass Road is named Greg Kruschek Avenue.
AK Stat § 35.40.345 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.345. Harry Kito Bridge.

The bridge over Falls Creek at mile 10.4 of the Mitkof Highway is named the Harry Kito Bridge after Lance Corporal Donald Harry Kito.
AK Stat § 35.40.350 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.350. Klawock-Frank Peratrovich Airport.

The state-owned airport at Klawock, known as the Klawock Airport, is named the Klawock-Frank Peratrovich Airport.
AK Stat § 35.40.355 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.355. Nellie “the original Mrs. Claus” Miller Bridge.

The northbound Chena Flood Channel Bridge, bridge number 1364, is named the Nellie “the original Mrs. Claus” Miller Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.356 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.356. Con “the original Santa Claus” Miller Bridge.

The southbound Chena Flood Channel Bridge, bridge number 1866, is named the Con “the original Santa Claus” Miller Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.358 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.358. Jim Andie and Robin Starrett Memorial Runway.

The runway at the state-owned airport in Akhiok is named the Jim Andie and Robin Starrett Memorial Runway.
AK Stat § 35.40.360 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.360. Kodiak Benny Benson State Airport.

The state-owned airport at Kodiak is named the Kodiak Benny Benson State Airport.
AK Stat § 35.40.362 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.362. Walter J. Hickel Parkway.

Minnesota Drive and the portion of O'Malley Road in Anchorage from Minnesota Drive to the New Seward Highway are designated the Walter J. Hickel Parkway.
AK Stat § 35.40.365 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.365. Lowell J. Ray Memorial Corridor.

That portion of East Blue Lupine Drive in Wasilla between Hyer Road and Hay Street is concurrently designated the Lowell J. Ray Memorial Corridor.
AK Stat § 35.40.370 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.370. Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff State Library, Archives, and Museum Building, and Representative Richard Foster Reading Room.

(a) The state library, archives, and museum building in Juneau is named the Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff State Library, Archives, and Museum Building. (b) The public reading room in the state library, archives, and museum building in Juneau is named the Representative Richard Foster Reading Room.
AK Stat § 35.40.375 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.375. Kenny and Patti Barber Shooting Range.

The shooting range located near Mud Lake on Maud Road between Palmer and Butte in the Knik River Public Use Area is named the Kenny and Patti Barber Shooting Range.
AK Stat § 35.40.385 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.385. Scott Johnson Memorial Bridge.

Bridge number 506 over the Tok River at mile 1309 of the Alaska Highway is named the Scott Johnson Memorial Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.395 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.395. Trooper Gabe Rich Memorial Bridge.

Bridge number 392 over the Chatanika River at mile 38.8 of the Steese Highway is named the Trooper Gabe Rich Memorial Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.40.400 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 40. Names of Public Works|Sec. 35.40.400. irene Webber Bridge.

Bridge number 406 at mile 9.5 of the Copper River Highway is named the irene Webber Bridge.
AK Stat § 35.95.010 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 35. Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements|Chapter 95. General Provisions|Sec. 35.95.010. Purpose and intent.

The purpose of AS 35.05, AS 35.10, AS 35.15, and AS 35.20 is to establish a public works department capable of carrying out a public works planning and construction program that will provide public buildings necessary to efficient government, and boat harbors, jetties, dikes, and breakwaters necessary to the economy of Alaska communities, all of which is to the advantage and benefit of the general welfare of the public.
AK Stat § 36.10.007 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.007. State policy.

It is the policy of this state that, to fulfill the duty of loyalty owed to its citizens and to remedy social or economic problems, the state will grant an employment preference to residents when the state is acting as a market participant.
AK Stat § 36.10.020 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.020. Apprentices.

Apprentices must be properly registered apprentices in their particular craft.
AK Stat § 36.10.030 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.030. Reduction of work force.

When a work force is reduced, resident workers, except supervisory personnel, shall be terminated last.
AK Stat § 36.10.040 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.040. Application to contracts involving federal funds.

In a contract involving expenditure of federal aid funds, this chapter may not be enforced in a manner that conflicts with federal statutes giving preference to veterans or prohibiting other preferences or discriminations among United States citizens.
AK Stat § 36.10.070 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.070. Unavailability of preferred workers.

(a) An employer subject to hiring requirements under this chapter may request the Department of Labor and Workforce Development to assist in locating qualified, eligible employees. After receiving a request for assistance, the department shall refer qualified, eligible, available residents to the employer to fill the employer's hiring needs. The employer shall cooperate with the department. (b) If the department is unable to refer a sufficient number of qualified, eligible, available residents able to perform the work, the commissioner of labor and workforce development may approve the hiring of residents who are not eligible for preference and nonresidents for the balance of the request.
AK Stat § 36.10.075 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.075. Regulations.

(a) The commissioner of labor and workforce development shall adopt regulations necessary to carry out the provisions of this chapter including but not limited to the method, time, and content of reporting by employers covered by this chapter and reporting provisions permitting on-going supervision by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development on all public works projects covered by this chapter. (b) The commissioner of labor and workforce development shall adopt regulations to encourage and require the hiring of residents to the maximum extent permitted by law.
AK Stat § 36.10.076 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.076. Notification by state or political subdivision.

An agency or political subdivision of the state covered by the provisions of this chapter shall notify the Department of Labor and Workforce Development periodically regarding planned public works. Notification shall be in the form and manner prescribed by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
AK Stat § 36.10.080 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.080. Chapter incorporated in contracts.

The provisions of this chapter are considered to be a part of every public works contract.
AK Stat § 36.10.090 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.090. Publication of list of violators.

(a) The commissioner of labor and workforce development shall distribute to all departments and agencies of the state government and to all political subdivisions of the state a list of the names of persons or firms convicted of a violation of this chapter. A person appearing on the list or a firm, corporation, partnership, or association in which the person has an interest may not work as a contractor or subcontractor on a public construction contract for the state or a political subdivision until after three years from the date of publication of the list. (b) A local government or school district covered by the provisions of this chapter that is found to be in violation of these provisions may be required to forfeit all or part of the state aid made available for the project in which the violation occurs and in addition may be denied up to 12 months of state community assistance or public school funding. A state department or agency head found to be in violation of this chapter may be required to forfeit the position of department or agency head. (c) A person or governmental entity covered by the provisions of (b) of this section who is not satisfied by a decision of the Department of Labor and Workforce Development may, as the final administrative process, appeal the decision to a committee consisting of the commissioners of transportation and public facilities, labor, and workforce development, and administration. The commissioner of transportation and public facilities is the chairman of the committee. A quorum for conducting business is three members and any decision made must be supported by a majority of the committee members. The committee may, upon a showing of hardship, waive all or any part of the penalty provisions of this chapter.
AK Stat § 36.10.100 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.100. Retainage and penalty.

(a) A contractor who violates a provision of this chapter shall have deducted from amounts due to the contractor under the contract the prevailing wages that should have been paid to a displaced resident, and these amounts shall be retained by the contracting agency. (b) A contractor or the agent of a contractor who violates a provision of this chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not more than $500, or by imprisonment for not more than 90 days, or by both.
AK Stat § 36.10.120 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.120. Investigations and hearings.

The Department of Labor and Workforce Development may, when necessary to enforce this chapter, (1) conduct investigations and hold hearings relating to employment preference; (2) compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, papers, and documents.
AK Stat § 36.10.125 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.125. Enforcement.

(a) The attorney general shall, when requested by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, enforce the provisions of this chapter. The attorney general may obtain a court order prohibiting a contractor or subcontractor violating this chapter from continuing to work on existing public construction contracts of the state or a political subdivision of the state. The state or political subdivision of the state may prosecute the work to completion by contract or otherwise, and the contractor or subcontractor and the sureties of the contractor or subcontractor are liable for excess costs for completing the work. (b) A private person is entitled to bring an action in the superior court to enforce the provisions of this chapter if that private person first gives at least 20 days notice to the commissioner of labor and workforce development. The notice must set out (1) the intent of the private person to bring an action under this subsection; (2) the specific violation complained of; and (3) the name of the person accused of the violation. (c) In an action brought under (b) of this section, the court may, in its discretion, order denial of state community assistance, revenue sharing, or public school funding, forfeiture of office or position, or injunctive or other relief. If the court finds for the plaintiff in an action brought under (b) of this section, it may award the plaintiff an amount equal to the actual costs and attorney fees incurred by the plaintiff.
AK Stat § 36.10.130 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.130. Resident hire report.

The attorney general and the commissioner of labor and workforce development shall report annually to the governor on the status of employment in the state, the effect of nonresident employment on the employment of residents in the state, and methods to increase resident hire. The report shall be submitted by January 31 of each year, and the governor shall notify the legislature that the report is available.
AK Stat § 36.10.140 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.140. Eligibility for preference; approval of job-training programs; certification.

(a) A person is eligible for an employment preference under this chapter if the person certifies eligibility as required by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, is a resident, and (1) is receiving unemployment benefits under AS 23.20 or would be eligible to receive benefits but has exhausted them; (2) is not working and has registered to find work with a public or private employment agency or a local hiring hall; (3) is underemployed or marginally employed as defined by the department; or (4) has completed a job-training program approved by the department and is either not employed or is engaged in employment that does not use the skills acquired in the job-training program. (b) In approving job-training programs under (a) of this section, the department shall use information and findings from other state and federal agencies as much as possible. (c) An employer subject to a resident hiring requirement under this chapter shall certify that persons employed as residents under the preference were eligible for the preference at the time of hiring. (d) A labor organization that dispatches members for work on a public works project under a collective bargaining agreement shall certify that persons dispatched as residents to meet a preference were eligible for the preference at the time of dispatch. (e) An employer or labor organization may request assistance from the Department of Labor and Workforce Development in verifying the eligibility of an applicant for a hiring preference under this chapter.
AK Stat § 36.10.150 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.150. Determination of zone of underemployment.

(a) Immediately following a determination by the commissioner of labor and workforce development that a zone of underemployment exists, and for the next two fiscal years after the determination, qualified residents of the zone who are eligible under AS 36.10.140 shall be given preference in hiring for work on each project under AS 36.10.180 that is wholly or partially sited within the zone. The preference applies on a craft-by-craft or occupational basis. (b) The commissioner of labor and workforce development shall determine the amount of work that must be performed under this section by qualified residents who are eligible for an employment preference under AS 36.10.140. In making this determination, the commissioner shall consider the nature of the work, the classification of workers, availability of eligible residents, and the willingness of eligible residents to perform the work. (c) The commissioner shall determine that a zone of underemployment exists if the commissioner finds that (1) the rate of unemployment within the zone is substantially higher than the national rate of unemployment; (2) a substantial number of residents in the zone have experience or training in occupations that would be employed on a public works project; (3) the lack of employment opportunities in the zone has substantially contributed to serious social or economic problems in the zone; and (4) employment of workers who are not residents is a peculiar source of the unemployment of residents of the zone.
AK Stat § 36.10.160 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.160. Preference for residents of economically distressed zones.

(a) Immediately following a determination by the commissioner that an economically distressed zone exists, and for the next two fiscal years after the determination, qualified residents of the zone who are eligible under AS 36.10.140 shall be given preference in hiring for at least 50 percent of employment on each project under AS 36.10.180 that is wholly or partially sited within the zone. The preference applies on a craft-by-craft or occupational basis. (b) The commissioner shall determine that an economically distressed zone exists if the commissioner finds that (1) the per capita income of residents of the zone is less than 90 percent of the per capita income of the United States as a whole, or the unemployment rate in the zone exceeds the national rate of unemployment by at least five percentage points; (2) the lack of employment opportunities in the zone has substantially contributed to serious social or economic problems in the zone; and (3) employment of workers who are not residents is a peculiar source of unemployment of residents of the zone.
AK Stat § 36.10.170 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 36. Public Contracts|Chapter 10. Employment Preference|Sec. 36.10.170. Preference for economically disadvantaged minority residents.

(a) Immediately following a determination by the commissioner that the minority residents of a zone are economically disadvantaged, and for the next two fiscal years after the determination, qualified minority residents of the zone who are eligible under AS 36.10.140 shall be given preference in hiring for at least 25 percent, or a percent representative of the civilian minority residents in the zone, whichever is greater, of employment on each project under AS 36.10.180 that is wholly or partially sited within the zone. The preference applies on a craft-by-craft or occupational basis. (b) The commissioner shall determine that the minority residents of a zone are economically disadvantaged if the commissioner finds that (1) the percentage of civilian minority residents in the zone exceeds the percentage of civilian minority residents in the state; (2) either the percent of unemployment of civilian minority residents of the zone is at least two times the percent of unemployment of nonminority residents of the zone or the civilian minority population of the zone has suffered past economic discrimination; (3) the economic disadvantage of civilian minority residents of the zone has substantially contributed to serious social or economic problems in the zone; and (4) employment of workers who are not residents is a peculiar source of unemployment of civilian minority residents of the zone. (c) In this section, a person is considered to be a member of a minority if the person is Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander, American Indian or Alaskan Native, or Black as those terms are defined by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.