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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.325 - Taillights

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle must
				  have at least one taillight meeting the illumination requirements of
				  13 AAC 04.010, mounted at a height
				  of not more than 72 inches nor less than 15 inches. A bicycle must be equipped
				  with a taillight which displays a red light visible 500 feet to the rear of the
				  bicycle.
(b) Either a taillight or
				  a separate light must be placed to illuminate, with a white light, the rear
				  registration plate on a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle as required in
				  13 AAC 04.025(c).
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.330 - Stop and turn lights

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle must
				  be equipped with at least one stop light meeting the requirements of
				  13 AAC 04.035(c).
(b) Except for a motorcycle or a motor-driven
				  cycle manufactured or assembled before January 1, 1980, a motorcycle or
				  motor-driven cycle must be equipped with turn signals meeting the requirements
				  of 13 AAC 04.037(b).
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.335 - Reflectors

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle must
				  be equipped on the rear, either as part of the taillight or separately, with at
				  least one red reflector meeting the requirements of
				  13 AAC 04.030(a).
(b) Every bicycle, when ridden at the time
				  when lights are required under
				  13 AAC 04.010, must be equipped
				  with a red reflector on the rear of the bicycle and reflective material visible
				  from the sides of the bicycle meeting the visibility requirements of
				  13 AAC 04.030(a).
				  Nothing in this subsection prohibits the use of additional reflectors or
				  reflective materials upon a bicycle.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.340 - Brakes

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle must
				  be equipped with a service braking system which will stop the vehicle within 25
				  feet from an initial speed of 20 miles per hour on a level, dry, clear, hard
				  surface. A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle must comply with applicable motor
				  vehicle safety standards adopted by the United States Department of
				  Transportation.
(b) Every bicycle
				  must be equipped with a brake system, maintained in good working condition,
				  which will enable its driver to stop the bicycle within 25 feet from a speed of
				  10 miles per hour on dry, level, clean pavement.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.345 - Handgrips, footrests, and handlebars

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A motorcycle or
				  motor-driven cycle carrying a passenger, other than in a sidecar or enclosed
				  cab, must be equipped with handgrips and footrests for each
				  passenger.
(b) A person may not
				  drive a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle with handlebars higher than the
				  shoulder height of the operator when seated on the motorcycle or motor-driven
				  cycle, unless otherwise intended and designed by the manufacturer.
This section is based in part on former
						13 AAC 04.290.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.350 - Equipment for riders

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as otherwise provided by statute,
				  a person operating or riding upon a motorcycle or motor-driven cycle upon a
				  public roadway must wear protective headgear that complies with standards of
				  the United States American National Standard Institute Safety Code Z 90.1 -
				  1971, United States Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218 (49 C.F.R.
				  571.218), or is approved by the Snell
				  Memorial Foundation, Underwriter Laboratories, Factory Mutual, United States
				  Department of Transportation, or a comparable foreign testing authority
				  acceptable to the department. The wearing of protective headgear is not
				  required during offroad riding of a motorcycle or a motor-driven
				  cycle.
(b) No person may drive a
				  motorcycle or motor-driven cycle unless he is wearing an eye-protective device
				  which complies with the standards provided by American National Standards
				  Institute Safety Code Z 2.1 - 1959, except when the motor-driven cycle is
				  equipped with a windscreen or windshield as provided in
				  13 AAC 04.355(b).
(c) No person may rent, lease or loan a
				  motorcycle or motor-driven cycle to another person unless he includes the
				  protective eye and headgear required by this section, except if the person to
				  whom the cycle is rented, leased or loaned has the equipment meeting the
				  requirements of this section.
Copies of the standards referred to in (a) and (b) of
						this section are available from American National Standards Institute, Inc.,
						1430 Broadway, New York, New York 10018, from the United States Department of
						Transportation, national highway safety administration, Washington, D.C. 10491,
						or from Snell Memorial Foundation, 2315 Stockton Boulevard, Sacramento,
						California 95818.
This section is based in part on former
						13 AAC 04.280,
						13 AAC 04.285,
						13 AAC 04.295,
						13 AAC 04.300, and
						13 AAC 04.310.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 5 - Equipment on Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, and Bicycles › 13 AAC 04.355 - Other equipment

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Every motor-driven cycle and bicycle must
				  be equipped as required by the applicable provisions of
				  13 AAC 04.210,
				  13 AAC 04.220,
				  13 AAC 04.230, and
				  13 AAC 04.257.
(b) A motorcycle or motor-driven cycle
				  windshield must rise 15 inches above the highest point of the handlebars or
				  grips, whichever is less, and must be made of glazing material meeting the
				  requirements of sec. 225(f) of this chapter or be clear plastic.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 6 - Equipment on Snowmobiles, All-Purpose Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles › 13 AAC 04.400 - Lights and reflectors

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A snowmobile, all-purpose vehicle, or
				  other off-highway vehicle which is driven during the times when lights are
				  required by
				  13 AAC 04.010 must be equipped
				  with at least one headlight, aimed and of sufficient intensity to reveal
				  persons and vehicles at a distance of at least 100 feet ahead under normal
				  atmospheric conditions.
(b) A
				  snowmobile all-purpose vehicle, or other off-highway vehicle must be equipped
				  with one red light, one stop-signal light and one red reflector, which must be
				  mounted upon the rear or rear cowling of the vehicle. The lights must be
				  visible from a distance of at least 1000 feet to the rear. The reflector must
				  be visible from a distance of at least 600 feet to the rear when directly in
				  front of the lawful lower beams of the headlights on a motor vehicle other than
				  a snowmobile or an off-highway vehicle.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 6 - Equipment on Snowmobiles, All-Purpose Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles › 13 AAC 04.405 - Brakes

Current through May 31, 2024
A snowmobile, all purpose-vehicle, or other off-highway
					 vehicle must be equipped with brakes which will control the movement, stop, and
					 hold the vehicle under normal driving conditions on any grade upon which it
					 normally may be driven, and under all conditions of loading.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 6 - Equipment on Snowmobiles, All-Purpose Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles › 13 AAC 04.410 - Throttle

Current through May 31, 2024
A snowmobile, all purpose-vehicle, or other off-highway
					 vehicle operated by hand or foot controls must be equipped with a throttle or
					 idle spring in good working condition which, when released, will return the
					 engine speed to idle, close the carburetor, and disengage the
					 clutch.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 6 - Equipment on Snowmobiles, All-Purpose Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles › 13 AAC 04.415 - Mufflers and emission-control systems

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A snowmobile,
				  all-purpose vehicle, or other off-highway vehicle must be equipped with a
				  carburetor intake, exhaust muffler, and an emission-control system in good
				  working order, and may not use a muffler cutout, bypass or other similar
				  device.
(b) An exception to the
				  requirements of (a) of this section may be made under a special racing permit
				  as provided in AS 05.35.
Authority:
AS
						28.05.011
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 04 - Motor Vehicle and Driving Offenses: Vehicle Equipment and Inspection › Article 6 - Equipment on Snowmobiles, All-Purpose Vehicles and Off-Highway Vehicles › 13 AAC 04.420 - Other equipment

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The following equipment is required on a
				  snowmobile, all-purpose vehicle, or other off-highway vehicle:
(1) a rear snowflap installed to deflect
				  downward a cleat or other object or material which may be thrown by the track
				  or wheels;
(2) a protective shield
				  over all moving parts;
(3)
				  reflectors placed on the sides or side cowling which meet the standards
				  established by the Society of Automotive Engineers in effect on the effective
				  date of this section;
(4) when
				  towing a sled or other object, a rigid drawbar no greater than 10 feet in
				  length; and
(5) a spark
				  arrester.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 08 - Driver Licensing and Safety Responsibility › Article 4 - Traffic Violations Demerit Point System › 13 AAC 08.265 - Suspension for failure to appear for driver improvement interview or failure to comply with recommendations made in driver improvement interview (Repealed)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.025 - Registration forms

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department will approve or provide
				forms for an offender or a registration agency to submit registration
				information to the department, including
(1)
				initial registration information required under
				AS
				12.63.010(b)(1);
(2) a photograph required under
				AS
				12.63.010(b)(2);
(3) a set of fingerprints required under
				AS
				12.63.010(b)(2);
(4) notice of change of address required
				under AS
				12.63.010(c);
(5) annual or quarterly verification of
				registration information required under
				AS
				12.63.010(d);
(6) proof of unconditional discharge date as
				provided in
				AS
				12.63.020(a)(2)(A) and (C)
				and 12.63.020(b);
(7) proof of compliance with a sex offender
				registration program in a jurisdiction outside this state as provided in
				AS
				12.63.020(a)(2)(B);
(8) proof that an offender is not physically
				present in this state as provided in
				AS
				18.65.087(a);
(9) a request to review or have corrected
				information maintained in the registry about the offender as provided in
				AS
				18.65.087(d);
(10) a request to appeal an adverse decision
				under (9) of this subsection;
(11)
				notice of establishment of or change to an electronic mail address, instant
				messaging address, or other Internet communication identifier required under
				AS
				12.63.010(b) and
				(c).
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.027 - Duration of registration

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In determining
				the duration of an offender's duty to register under
				AS
				12.63.020, the department will review
(1) the offender's criminal history
				records;
(2) information the
				department has obtained about the offender under
				AS
				18.65.087(a);
(3) convictions for offenses that are a
				violation of the law of another jurisdiction to determine if the convictions
				are for offenses similar to those requiring registration under AS
				12.63.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.030 - Registration verification

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within 90 days
				after an offender registers under this chapter, the department will mail the
				offender a registration verification form that includes, based on the most
				recent information the department has obtained about the offender under
				AS
				18.65.087(a),
(1) a statement of the duration of the
				offender's duty to register;
(2) an
				explanation of the annual or quarterly schedule by which the offender must
				submit registration verification information to the department for the duration
				of the offender's duty to register;
(3) the name of the offender's registration
				agency.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.040 - Notice of change of residence; mailing address

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An offender
				shall, in complying with
				AS
				12.63.010(c) and providing
				notice of change of residence, provide the offender's mailing address. The
				offender shall furnish the information on a form approved or provided by the
				department.
(b) For the purposes of
				AS
				12.63.010, an offender is considered to have
				changed residence on the date that the offender leaves the residence without
				intending to return to continue living there, or the date that the offender has
				been away from the residence for 30 consecutive days, whichever occurs
				first.
Authority:
AS
					 12.63.010
AS
					 18.65.087
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.044 - Proof of unconditional discharge

Current through May 31, 2024
The department will, upon its verification for accuracy and
				  completeness, consider an offender to have submitted satisfactory proof of
				  unconditional discharge upon receipt of a
(1) department form that includes the name,
				mailing address, and phone number of a court or correctional official who may
				be contacted by the department to confirm the offender's assertion of the
				unconditional discharge date; and
(2) copy of a court judgment, court order,
				certificate of unconditional discharge, letter, or other document signed by an
				employee of a court or correctional agency showing, for the offense for which
				the offender is required to register,
(A) the
				unconditional discharge date;
(B)
				the full statute or ordinance citation and descriptive title;
(C) the court case number, and
(D) if assigned by the court, the charge or
				count number.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.046 - Proof of physical presence outside this state

Current through May 31, 2024
For purposes of proving that an offender is not physically
				  present in this state and that information about that person should be removed
				  from the central registry established under
				  AS
				  18.65.087(a), the department
				  will, upon its verification for accuracy and completeness, consider the person
				  to have submitted satisfactory proof when the person submits a department form
				  that includes the signature of an official from
(1) a registration program in a jurisdiction
				outside this state verifying that the person is in compliance with the
				registration requirements of that program; or
(2) a government agency from a jurisdiction
				outside this state verifying that the person is physically present in that
				jurisdiction.
Authority:
AS
					 12.63.010
AS
					 18.65.087
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.050 - Release and use of central registry information; fees

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department
				will provide information in the central registry that is subject to public
				disclosure under
				AS
				18.65.087 for any purpose, to any person,
				without charge, by posting or otherwise making it available for public viewing
				in printed or electronic form.
(b)
				The department will charge a fee of $10 for each request to provide
(1) a printed copy, including a photograph if
				it is available, of registry information about one registrant who is specified
				by name; or
(2) a printed copy of
				the list of all registrants in a geographical area; in this paragraph,
				"geographical area" means
(A) a municipality
				or village;
(B) an area designated
				by a single postal ZIP code; or
(C)
				a street name within a specified municipality or village.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.060 - Correction of information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Upon receiving
				a completed department form from a person asking the department to review or
				correct information maintained in the registry about that person, the
				department will respond in writing within 30 days. If the request is denied,
				the department will state the reasons for the decision.
(b) An adverse response under (a) of this
				section may be appealed to the commissioner within 30 days after the person
				receives the response. The appeal must be in writing and must set out the
				reasons for the appeal. The commissioner will respond in writing within 45 days
				after receipt of the appeal.
(c)
				Repealed 11/3/99.
(d) Repealed
				4/15/2009.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.087
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.070 - Appeals

Current through May 31, 2024
An offender may appeal a final decision of the department by
				  filing a notice of appeal with the superior court within 30 days after the date
				  that the final decision appealed from is mailed or otherwise
				  distributed.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.087
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 09 - Sex Offender and Child Kidnapper Registration › 13 AAC 09.900 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In this chapter and AS 12.63, unless the
				context requires otherwise,
(1) "Alaska state
				trooper post" means a permanent office of the department's division of Alaska
				state troopers or division of Alaska wildlife troopers;
(2) "electronic mail address" means a
				destination, commonly expressed as a string of characters, consisting of a
				unique user name or mailbox and a reference to an Internet domain, whether or
				not displayed, to which an electronic mail message can be sent or
				delivered;
(3) "instant messaging
				address" means any identifier that allows a person to communicate in real time
				with another person using the Internet;
(4) "Internet" means collectively the myriad
				of computer and telecommunications facilities, including equipment and
				operating software, that comprise the interconnected world-wide network of
				networks that employ the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, or
				any predecessor or successor protocols to that protocol, to communicate
				information of all kinds by wire or radio;
(5) "jurisdiction" means
(A) the 50 states;
(B) the District of Columbia;
(C) the Commonwealth of Puerto
				Rico;
(D) Guam;
(E) American Samoa;
(F) the Northern Mariana Islands;
(G) the United States Virgin Islands;
				and
(H) Indian tribes that have
				elected to function as a registration jurisdiction under
				42 U.S.C.
				16927 (Sex Offender Registration and
				Notification Act);
(6)
				"other Internet communication identifier" means any designation defining a
				person that is used for the purposes of chat room discussions, instant
				messaging, social networking, or other similar electronic
				communication.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 15 - Amusement And Sports (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Executive Order No. 49, which took effect 7/1/81, transferred
				  the responsibility for regulating amusement rides and tramways from the
				  Department of Public Safety to the Department of Labor. The Department of Labor
				  subsequently adopted regulations regarding amusement rides and tramways (8 AAC
				  78); the regulations took effect 11/30/89, Register 112. The Department of
				  Public Safety regulations in 13 AAC 15 are obsolete, and were deleted, as of
				  Register 112, at the instruction of the regulations
				  attorney.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.005 - Declaration of intent

Current through May 31, 2024
13 AAC 20.005 -
					 13 AAC 20.035 are for the guidance
					 of persons who authorize and who coordinate search and rescue parties under the
					 provisions of
					 AS
					 18.60.120-18.60.175.
Authority:
AS
						18.60.175
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.010 - Expenditure limitations

Current through May 31, 2024
The expenditure of funds for search and rescue parties will
					 be made by the department only if
(1)
				  the department is notified that a person is lost, injured, killed, or in need
				  of immediate rescue, and authorization for a search and rescue party for the
				  purpose of rescuing or retrieving the person or his remains is given by the
				  commissioner or his designee before the expenditure; or
(2) repealed 5/22/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.60.175
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.015 - Approval of expenditures

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The expenditure
				  of an amount up to one percent of the maximum amount of the search and rescue
				  fund provided for under AS 18.60.145 will be authorized by the commissioner or
				  his designee if
(1) the requirements of
				  13 AAC 20.010 are met;
(2) the expenditure is supported by billings
				  from the individual claimants which itemize the expenditure claimed;
(3) the billings are accompanied by a
				  completed "application for payment" form (12-107);
(4) the expenditure is reasonable;
				  and
(5) all unexpended materials
				  are turned over to the department as required by
				  13 AAC 20.025.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.020 - Commissioner's designee

Current through May 31, 2024
The detachment commander, or in his absence his deputy at
					 each detachment headquarters installation of the division of state troopers, is
					 a designee of the commissioner for the purpose of authorizing a search and
					 rescue operation and the expenditure of up to one percent of the maximum amount
					 of the search and rescue fund. His signature must be affixed to the
					 "application for payment" form in each instance that he authorized expenses for
					 a search and rescue operation.
Authority:
AS
						18.60.175
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.025 - Property purchased

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) All items that are purchased for search
				  and rescue operations which are directly or indirectly to be paid for by the
				  state under
				  AS
				  18.60.120-18.60.175 and which are not used
				  up during the search and rescue operation for which they were purchased become
				  the property of the state at the time a claim for reimbursement is made and
				  must be turned over to the department at that time.
(b) Reimbursement will not be approved for
				  the purchase of any item which is unnecessarily or intentionally abused or
				  damaged or which is negligently lost or misplaced.
(c) Reimbursement will not be approved for
				  the purchase of an item if at the time of purchase the department had readily
				  available like items which could have been obtained in a timely manner, unless
				  a request was made to the department before the purchase and authorization for
				  the expenditure was given.
(d) The
				  department will, in its discretion, place items not used up in the care and
				  custody of a recognized search and rescue organization. The authorized
				  representative of the organization must sign a receipt for the property; he is
				  responsible for the care and custody until the property is returned to the
				  department or is used up during a search and rescue operation authorized by the
				  department.
Authority:
AS
						18.60.175
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.030 - Report of search

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person who is appointed to organize,
				  direct, and guide search and rescue operations under the provisions of
				  AS
				  18.60.120, shall, within 10 days after
				  completion of the operation, submit a written report to the commissioner or his
				  designee.
(b) The written report
				  required by (a) of this section must include the following information:
(1) the time of notification and commencement
				  of the operation;
(2) the beginning
				  and ending dates of the operation;
(3) the names and addresses of the persons
				  who gave notification of the need for the operation and of those in need of
				  search and rescue;
(4) the details
				  of the operation; and
(5) the
				  result of the operation.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 1 - Search and Rescue of Persons › 13 AAC 20.035 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In
					 13 AAC 20.005 -
					 13 AAC 20.035, unless the context
					 requires otherwise
(1) "commissioner"
				  means the commissioner of public safety;
(2) "department" means the Department of
				  Public Safety;
(3) "notification"
				  means either verbal or written notification to the department that a person is
				  lost, injured, killed, or in need of immediate rescue;
(4) "search and rescue," "search operation,"
				  or "operation" means an authorized action which involves the continuous search
				  for one or more persons who are reported lost, injured, killed, or in need of
				  immediate rescue; an operation which is discontinued for a period in excess of
				  24 hours may be resumed upon receipt of additional information or reason to
				  resume, which is satisfactory to the commissioner or his designee, and may be
				  considered another operation for purposes of billing and expenditure.
The "application for payment" form (12-107) may be
						obtained from any office of the division of State Troopers or by request
						directly to the Department of Public Safety, P.O. Box N, Capitol Building,
						Juneau, Alaska, 99811.
						AS
						18.60.160 provides that a violation of
						13 AAC 20.005 -
						13 AAC 20.035 is a misdemeanor as
						is the failure to report a disappearance as required by
						AS
						18.60.150.
Authority:
AS
						18.60.175
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 20 - General Administration › Article 3 - Oversize and Overweight Permits (Deleted) › 13 AAC 20.200 - Permits for oversize or overweight vehicles (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Deleted as of Register 83, October 1982.
13 AAC 20.200 has
						been deleted because sec. 3, ch. 77, SLA 1982 repealed
						AS
						28.05.011(8), the statute
						under which that regulation was adopted. Chapter 77, SLA 1982 also transferred
						the responsibility for this subject to the Department of Commerce and Economic
						Development; see
						AS
						44.33.020(25).
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.010 - Issuance of new permits; replacement of a permit

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Repealed
				5/8/2002.
(b) A permit issued under
				AS
				18.65.700-18.65.790 authorizes the permittee
				to carry a concealed handgun as provided by AS 11 and
				AS
				18.65.700-18.65.790.
(c) The department will replace a permit if
				the permittee appears in person at an office of the Alaska State Troopers to
				certify under oath, on a form provided by the department, that the permit has
				been lost, stolen, or destroyed and to provide the items required by
				AS
				18.65.730. Replacement of a permit under this
				subsection does not change the expiration date of that permit.
(d) The department will issue a permit to
				carry a concealed handgun to an honorably retired peace officer of this state
				who complies with the requirements of
				AS
				18.65.700(e) and
(1) repealed 5/8/2002;
(2) repealed 5/8/2002;
(3) provides the department with proof of
(A) handgun training as specified in
				13 AAC 30.090(a);
				or
(B) handgun qualification as
				specified in
				13 AAC 30.090(d).
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.040 - Fees

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Before processing an application for a
				permit, certificate, or other service under this chapter, the department will
				collect a nonrefundable fee as follows:
(1)
				new permit application fee . . . . . $40 plus the fees required for fingerprint
				processing under
				13 AAC 68.900, if
				applicable;
(2) permit renewal . .
				. . . $25;
(3) permit replacement
				. . . . . $25;
(4) repealed
				5/8/2002;
(5) new permit
				application fee for an honorably retired peace officer . . . . .
				$40.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.050 - Processing of applications; appeals

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Repealed
				5/8/2002.
(b) An application for a
(1) new permit
(A) from a person who is not applying as an
				honorably retired peace officer under
				AS
				18.65.700(e) is complete
				when the requirements of
				AS
				18.65.700(a) and this
				chapter have been met;
(B) from a
				person who is applying as an honorably retired peace officer under
				AS
				18.65.700(e) is complete
				when the requirements of
				AS
				18.65.700(e),
				13 AAC 30.085, and
				13 AAC 30.090 have been
				met;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.070 - Approval of handgun courses

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person who or
				organization that wishes to provide a handgun course for the purposes of
				AS
				18.65.715 shall apply to the department, on a
				form provided by the department, for approval of the course. After processing
				and review under
				13 AAC 30.050, the department will
				approve the course and will issue a certificate of approval if
(1) the application contains sufficient
				curriculum and course information to show that
(A) the curriculum includes at least 12 hours
				of training in the use of handguns that instructs the student in
(i) knowledge of Alaska law relating to
				firearms and the use of deadly force, including instruction in statutes,
				administrative regulations, and case law;
(ii) the basic concepts of the safe and
				responsible use of handguns;
(iii)
				knowledge of self-defense principles; and
(iv) the physical handling, mechanics,
				carrying, transporting, storage, loading, and unloading of handguns, including
				a test of competence with a handgun;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.080 - Revocation of handgun course certificate of approval

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as
				provided in (b) of this section, the department will immediately revoke a
				handgun course certificate of approval issued under
				13 AAC 30.070, and will mail to
				the certificate holder a notice of the revocation, if the
(1) department has reason to believe that the
				handgun course no longer meets the requirements of
				13 AAC 30.070(a)
				for approval of a handgun course; or
(2) certificate holder submitted an
				application under
				13 AAC 30.070, or a document in
				connection with the application, that contained a
(A) false statement that the applicant does
				not believe to be true; or
(B)
				material misstatement or omission.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.085 - Establishing eligibility as an honorably retired peace officer

Current through May 31, 2024
To establish eligibility as an "honorably retired peace
				  officer of this state" for the purposes of
				  AS
				  18.65.700(e), the applicant
				  must provide
(1) evidence satisfactory
				to the department to show
(A) employment as a
				peace officer with a law enforcement agency in this state
(i) for two or more years before terminating
				employment as a peace officer; and
(ii) within the one year before application
				for a permit under this chapter; and
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.090 - Proof of handgun training

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Proof of
				handgun training for purposes of obtaining a new permit is established by
				providing to the department, at the time of the application, a copy of a
				certificate of successful completion of an approved handgun course; the
				certificate must contain the information required by
				13 AAC 30.070(a) (2)(A) and must show that a course described
				in 13 AAC 30.070(a)
				has been completed within the 12 months immediately before submitting the
				application.
(b) Repealed
				12/9/98.
(c) Repealed
				12/9/98.
(d) An honorably retired
				peace officer making application under
				AS
				18.65.700(e) desiring to
				satisfy the handgun qualification requirements for a permit by demonstrating
				that the applicant has qualified with a handgun within five years of the peace
				officer's termination of employment from the law enforcement agency must submit
				a notarized copy of the applicant's record of the handgun qualification and a
				copy of the law enforcement agency's handgun qualification policy along with
				the applicant's completed application. The record of handgun qualification must
				indicate that the applicant's score met or exceeded the minimum passing
				standard under the handgun qualification policy. For purposes of this
				subsection, "handgun qualification policy" means the standards by which a
				person qualified to carry a handgun as part of the person's official duties as
				a peace officer for the law enforcement agency.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.715
AS
					 18.65.775
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.100 - Photographs and fingerprints

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A photograph
				submitted under
				AS
				18.65.700-18.65.790 and this chapter must be
				one frontal view that includes the head and shoulders, must be taken within the
				30 days before submission, and must be of a size, color, and condition that
				will allow the photograph to be processed in the department's identification
				production equipment. Applications and other forms provided by the department
				under this chapter will contain detailed specifications for the photograph,
				necessary for processing.
(b)
				Fingerprints submitted under
				AS
				18.65.700-18.65.790 and this chapter must be
				taken within the 90 days before submission on forms approved by the Federal
				Bureau of Investigation and in accordance with instructions on those forms. If
				the fingerprints submitted by an applicant are not sufficiently readable, the
				applicant must obtain another set at the applicant's expense. Fingerprints may
				be taken by (1) a law enforcement agency or state correctional facility; or (2)
				a person, not affiliated with a law enforcement agency or state correctional
				facility, who has received the department's written approval to take
				fingerprints. A list of persons or agencies approved to take fingerprints will
				be made available to the public.
(c) Repealed 5/8/2002.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.700
AS 18.65.725
AS 18.65.730
AS
					 18.65.775
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.110 - Notification of places where concealed handguns may not be carried

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Repealed
				5/8/2002.
(b) Nothing in this
				chapter or in
				AS
				18.65.700-18.65.790 precludes a person from
				posting, to the extent allowed by law, a notice regarding the carrying of a
				concealed handgun.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.775
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.120 - Form of permits

Current through May 31, 2024
A permit will
(1)
				display a color photograph of the permittee;
(2) show the permittee's name, mailing and
				residence address, date of birth, and physical description including height,
				weight, race, hair color, and eye color;
(3) show the expiration date of the permit;
				and
(4) repealed
				5/8/2002.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.775
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.130 - Qualifications regarding safe handling of a handgun

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department,
				under 13 AAC 30.050, will discontinue
				review of an application for a permit or permit renewal, if the department has
				reason to believe that the applicant suffers from a physical infirmity that may
				prevent the safe handling of a handgun. The department will request from the
				applicant, as supplementary information under
				13 AAC 30.050(f),
				a written report by a physician, optometrist, or other competent medical
				authority, who can lawfully practice in this state, that the applicant does not
				currently suffer from a physical infirmity that prevents the safe handling of a
				handgun.
(b) The department will
				notify a permittee that it intends to revoke a permit under
				13 AAC 30.060(g) or (h) if, after investigation of a report from
				a criminal justice agency, physician or other medical provider, or member of
				the general public relating to the handling of a handgun by, or the physical
				condition of, a permittee, the department has reason to believe that a
				permittee
(1) suffers from a physical
				infirmity that may prevent the safe handling of a handgun, the department will
				use the procedures set out in
				13 AAC 30.060(g)
				to revoke the permit;
(2) is not
				able to safely or competently handle a handgun, the department will use the
				procedures set out in
				13 AAC 30.060(h)
				to revoke the permit.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.140 - Application forms

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department will provide application
				forms for persons to use in applying for a permit, certificate of approval, or
				other service under this chapter. An application form submitted under this
				chapter, and any document accompanying an application form, must be completed
				in ink.
(b) Along with an
				application form, the department will provide to an applicant for a permit
(1) a copy of the definitions of the
				following terms, as set out in
				13 AAC 30.900:
(A) alcohol treatment program;
(B) convicted;
(C) felony;
(D) resident; and
(E) substance abuse treatment
				program;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.150 - Reciprocity

Current through May 31, 2024
The department will post, on its official Internet website,
				  the status of reciprocity with another state or a political subdivision of
				  another state. The department will distribute a list of those jurisdictions
				  with reciprocity to a person who makes a request.
Authority:
AS
					 18.65.748
AS
					 18.65.775
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 1 - Division of Alaska State Troopers › Chapter 30 - Concealed Handgun Permits › 13 AAC 30.900 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In this chapter,
(1) repealed 5/8/2002;
(2) repealed 12/9/98;
(3) "approved handgun course" means a handgun
				course that has a certificate of approval under
				13 AAC 30.070;
(4) "competence" has the meaning given in
				AS
				18.65.790;
(5) "commissioner" means the commissioner of
				the Department of Public Safety;
(6) "convicted" or "conviction" means that a
				person has entered a plea of guilty or no contest to, or has been found guilty
				by a court or jury of, a criminal offense, regardless of whether the judgment
				was after that set aside under
				AS
				12.55.085 or a similar procedure in another
				jurisdiction, or was the subject of a pardon or other executive clemency, but
				does not include a judgment that has been reversed or vacated by a court as a
				result of motion, appellate action, petition for writ of habeas corpus, or
				application for post-conviction relief under Rule 35.1 of the Alaska Rules of
				Criminal Procedure or a similar procedure in another jurisdiction;
(7) "department" means the Department of
				Public Safety;
(8) repealed
				12/9/98;
(9) "office of the Alaska
				State Troopers" means an office of
(A) the
				Department of Public Safety, division of Alaska state troopers;
(B) the Department of Public Safety, division
				of fish and wildlife protection; or
(C) a municipal police department that has
				submitted a written request to the commissioner to accept applications for
				concealed handgun permits, and has been approved in writing by the commissioner
				to accept applications;
(10) "permit" means a permit to carry a
				concealed handgun issued under this chapter;
(11) "permittee" means a person to whom a
				permit has been issued.
(12) "nics"
				means National Instant Check System administered by the Federal Bureau of
				Investigation.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 2 - Fire Prevention › Chapter 50 - Codes and Standards › 13 AAC 50.010 - Occupancy classifications

Current through May 31, 2024
All buildings or areas of a building are classified as to
				  their occupancy according to the occupancy classifications defined in the
International Building Code 2021 Edition
				  (IBC).
Copies of the International Building Code 2021, Edition
					 (IBC) may be obtained from the International Code Council Inc., 900 Montclair
					 Rd. Birmingham. Alabama 35213; telephone: (888) 422-7233; Internet address:
www.iccsafe.org
.
Authority:
AS
					 18.70.080