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passed legislation
passed the senate
Allows teachers in good standing from other states to more seamlessly relocate their teaching activity to Alaska schools
Expands access to college coursework for public high school students
Requires the Board of Regents to prepare a biennial report on accreditation for all University of Alaska instructional programs
Attaches a surcharge to the Alaska Artistic License Plate Program
Allows a volunteer search and rescue organization to exercise the right of first refusal on items related to search and rescue before the property is sold, leased, licenses, or disposed
Extends the termination date of the Citizens' Advisory Commission on Federal Management Areas in Alaska and provides an effective date
Removes the word “adult” before the word “child” in the definition of a victim
Adds breast cancer to the list of diseases presumed covered by workers’ compensation insurance for firefighters
passed the legislature
Extends the Special Education Service Agency’s sunset date to June 30, 2029
Merges oversight of emergency medical services system under a single agency
Repeals the termination date for the intensive management hunting license surcharge
Allows corporate shareholder meetings and nonprofit member meetings to be held electronically
Allows for more business opportunities for industrial hemp
Requires individuals and businesses who offer compensated veterans services to provide veterans a written disclosure form listing the free alternatives prior to taking them on as a client
Extends an exemption from duplicative government regulations for independent power producers
Extends access to a life-saving opioid overdose reversal drug, naloxone
Allows a hunting permit awarded by drawing to be transferred to another qualified hunter if the original permit holder dies before completing the hunt
Corrects an unintended consequence due to different interpretations of language included in the board’s last reauthorization bill.