Alaska Administrative Code

Notes 13 AAC 51.060 Eff. 6/25/69, Register 30; am 1/14/81, Register 77; repealed 8/31/96, Register 139

(a) The state fire marshal, or the marshal's authorized representative, may investigate, or cause to be investigated, the origin, cause, and circumstances of each fire occurring in the state which is of suspicious nature or which involves loss of life, or serious injury to a pers…

(a) Every fire or other related incident must be reported to the state fire marshal. Incident reports must be submitted within the first 10 days of the month following the month in which the incident occurred. Incident reports must be submitted by the fire chief, investigating of…

(a) The Department of Public Safety is a registered fire department. The division of fire and life safety will register the following fire departments that meet the requirements of (b) and (c) of this section: (1) a fire department that by municipal ordinance is authorized to per…

(a) A fire department of any political subdivision or service area recognized by the state fire marshal under 13 AAC 52.030 may also be eligible under AS 23.30.220(a)(4) and 23.30.243 regarding workers' compensation if a complete list of members is submitted annually to the state…

(a) The state fire marshal will accredit a local fire department to conduct fire training for certification that meets the requirements of (b) of this section. (b) An accredited fire department must have operating procedures that(1) maintain registration with the state fire marsh…

Notes 13 AAC 54.010 Eff. 10/28/90, Register 116; am 8/31/96, Register 139; repealed 3/27/99, Register 149

Notes 13 AAC 54.020 Eff. 10/28/90, Register 116; am 6/10/93, Register 126; repealed 3/27/99, Register 149

Notes 13 AAC 54.030 In effect 7/12/91 - 11/7/91, by em. adop., Register 119

Notes 13 AAC 54.040 Eff. 10/28/90, Register 116; repealed 3/27/99, Register 149

Notes 13 AAC 54.050 Eff. 10/28/90, Register 116; repealed 3/27/99, Register 149

It is the intent of 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55 to prescribe regulations consistent with nationally recognized good practices for the safeguarding of life and property from fire and explosion arising from the storage, handling and use of hazardous substances, materials, and devices, an…

Notes 13 AAC 55.020 Repealed 1/14/81.

(a) 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55 apply equally to new and existing conditions except that existing conditions not in strict compliance with the terms of those chapters are permitted to continue where the exceptions do not constitute a distinct hazard to life and property in the opinion …

Notes 13 AAC 55.040 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.050 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.060 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.070 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.080 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.090 Repealed 2/21/71.

(a) Application for a permit or approval, if required by 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55, must be made in such form and detail as the state fire marshal prescribes. An application for a permit or approval must be accompanied by such plans as are required by the state fire marshal. (b) Perm…

Notes 13 AAC 55.110 Repealed 2/21/71.

Notes 13 AAC 55.120 Repealed 2/21/71.

(a) The state fire marshal may modify requirements of 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55 during the plan review process if there are practical difficulties which make strict compliance with those requirements impractical. Modifications may be granted only when the intent of those requirements…

(a) 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55 may not be construed to hold the state responsible for any damage to persons or property by reason of the inspection or reinspection authorized in these chapters or failure to inspect or reinspect or by reason of a permit issued as provided in these chap…

(a) In 13 AAC 50 - 13 AAC 55, unless the context requires otherwise, (1) "IBC" means the International Building Code published by the International Code Council, Inc., 2021 edition, as adopted by reference and revised in 13 AAC 50.020; (2) "IEBC" means the International Existing …

(a) In order to be eligible to receive a license as a security guard agency, each applicant or each partner of a partnership and the qualified agent employed by an agency must be (1) a United States citizen or resident alien with work permit; (2) repealed 12/21/2002; (3) at least…

(a) Applications must be on a form provided by the department which will require furnishing the following information:(1) agency name; (2) Alaska business address; (3) Alaska business license number; (4) branch office addresses; (5) names of branch office managers; (6) former Ala…

(a) Upon approval of the application, the department will issue a license to the agency. (b) The license issued to an agency must be displayed in a conspicuous place for public view in that agency's principal place of business. Duplicates must be displayed in all branch offices. …

(a) An application for renewal of a security guard agency license must be made on a form provided by the department, and must include the following information: (1) notice of any change in the information currently submitted to the department; (2) an affirmation that each qualifi…

In addition to meeting the requirements of 13 AAC 60.010 - 13 AAC 60.040 and 13 AAC 60.110, to be eligible for a license as an armed security guard agency, (1) each applicant, owner, partner, and qualified agent must affirm that the individual has not been and is not now disquali…

(a) In order to be eligible to receive a license, each applicant must be (1) a United States citizen or resident alien with a work permit; (2) repealed 12/21/2002; (3) at least 18 years of age; (4) neither addicted to nor dependent on alcohol, narcotics, or other drugs; (5) an in…

(a) Applications must be on a form provided by the department which will require furnishing of the following information:(1) full name; (2) residence address; (3) social security number; (4) residence telephone number; (5) present or prospective employer and address; (6) age; (7)…

(a) Upon approval of the application, the department will issue a license identification card to the licensee, with the form and content of the card prescribed by the department. The license identification card remains the property of the state. (b) One license identification car…

(a) An application for renewal of a security guard license must be made on a form provided by the department, and must include the following information: (1) notice of any change in the information currently submitted to the department; (2) a complete list of security agencies fo…

In addition to the requirements of 13 AAC 60.050 - 13 AAC 60.070, an applicant for an armed security guard license must (1) affirm that the applicant has not been and is not now disqualified from possessing a firearm, including as a condition of probation or parole; (2) have obta…

(a) Private security guard agencies and private security guards may not use any corporate name, including initials, which projects the image of a public law enforcement agency. (b) The terminology "police" may not be used to identify either the agency or individuals employed by t…

(a) The word "security" must be clearly visible on all uniforms. The word "security" may be displayed on a cloth or metal badge, shoulder patch, or name tag. (b) The agency name must be clearly visible on all uniforms. (c) Patrol vehicles must be clearly marked with the agency na…

(a) All security guard applicants, before issuance of a temporary permit or submission of an application to the department, must have received at least eight hours of general preassignment training relating to their duties and responsibilities as a guard. (b) All security guards …

(a) Each applicant for a security guard license and each applicant for a security guard agency license must file with the department a certificate of insurance or bond evidencing comprehensive liability coverage for death, injury, false arrest, detention or imprisonment, maliciou…

Individual security guards may be employed by a licensed agency on a temporary basis for a period not to exceed 30 days when the (1) agency has made reasonable and prudent inquiries to determine that the applicant is qualified to be licensed; (2) completed application with applic…

(a) A complete security guard employee list for the previous six months shall be submitted to the department by each agency no later than March 31st and September 30th of each year. The employee report will be a confidential document. Falsification of the employee report may be s…

Upon written request, the commissioner will waive a requirement of this chapter, other than the requirements of 13 AAC 60.010(a) or 13 AAC 60.050(a), if the requester demonstrates to the commissioner's satisfaction that a waiver is consistent with AS 18.65.400-18.65.490 and with …

In this chapter (1) "commissioner" means the commissioner of the Alaska Department of Public Safety; (2) "department" means the Alaska Department of Public Safety; (3) "qualified agent" means an officer, owner, partner, or individual in a management capacity, residing in Alaska, …

(a) In order to be hired as an emergency employee as a prisoner guard for the Department of Public Safety as authorized by AS 39.25.120(c)(18), the person must be:(1) a United States citizen or resident alien with valid work permit; (2) a resident of this state; (3) at least 19 y…

In this chapter (1) "emergency guard" means a person hired by a law enforcement agency on behalf of the Department of Public Safety for not more than 30 consecutive days for the purpose of guarding prisoners. Notes 13 AAC 62.900 Eff. 10/2/92, Register 123 Authority:AS 33.30.071 A…

Notes 13 AAC 63.005 In effect 12/29/88 - 4/27/89 by em adop., Register 109