Alaska Administrative Code

In this chapter, (1) "controlled substance" means a controlled substance as defined in AS 11.71.900; (2) "correctional agency" means the Department of Corrections or a municipality that has adopted an ordinance under AS 18.65.285 that requires a person employed at a municipal cor…

(a) An institution which offers a program of instruction in basic law enforcement subjects which meets the requirements of the classroom phase of the basic program provided for in 13 AAC 85.050(a) and (b) or 13 AAC 89.040, and to qualify students for a police officer basic certif…

(a) The council will, in its discretion, certify programs of instruction designed to provide police officers with continuing education and training in supervisory, mid-management, executive, specialized and in-service subjects. (b) An application by an institution for certificati…

(a) No agency or institution will receive financial assistance from the council for a police training program unless the program is certified by the council under this chapter. (b) No agency or institution will receive financial assistance from the council for a police training p…

(a) The council will certify instructors considered qualified to teach in one or more of the prescribed training courses on the basis of the standards provided in this section. (b) Instructors are eligible for certification if they meet the following minimum qualifications in the…

(a) The Department of Corrections shall (1) establish a program of instruction to qualify students for probation, parole, and correctional officer certificates under 13 AAC 85.230; (2) apply for certification of the program of instruction by the council; (3) provide information t…

(a) The basic training program of instruction for correctional officers must include (1) an initial program of instruction that is provided by the Department of Corrections and that a correctional officer must complete within 30 days after the date of hire; the program consists o…

(a) Except as provided in (d) of this section, an instructor in the probation, parole, or correctional officer training program must be certified by the council as qualified to provide instruction to probation, parole, or correctional candidates for certification under 13 AAC 85.…

(a) The council will issue certification for a program of instruction to qualify students for municipal correctional officer certificates under 13 AAC 85.235 if the Department of Corrections (1) develops the program and applies for certification; and (2) provides information to t…

(a) The basic program of instruction for municipal correctional officers must include a minimum of 120 hours of instruction and must include the following topics of instruction: (1) security and search procedures; (2) supervision of inmates (3) use of force and methods of self-de…

(a) Except as provided in (d) of this section, an instructor in the municipal correctional officer training program must be certified by the council as qualified to provide instruction to municipal correctional candidates for certification under 13 AAC 85.235. (b) The council wil…

In this chapter "council" means the Alaska Police Standards Council. Notes 13 AAC 87.090 Eff. 8/10/73, Register 47 Authority:AS 18.65.220 AS 18.65.290 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent …

(a) The basic standards for a village police officer are that the person (1) is 19 years of age or older; (2) is a citizen of the United States or a United States National; (3) is of good moral character; in determining good moral character, the council may consider misdemeanor c…

(a) Before appointing or hiring an applicant to a permanent position as a village police officer, a village shall(1) obtain proof of the applicant's age and citizenship; (2) review and evaluate the applicant's personal history and medical history statements and ensure that the ap…

(a) The council will issue a certificate as a village police officer to an applicant who (1) is, at the time of application, a full-time paid village police officer employed by a village and has satisfactorily completed 12 consecutive months of probation as a village police offic…

(a) A village police officer basic training program must consist of at least 80 hours of instruction and include instruction regarding (1) alcohol and drug interdiction; (2) arrest procedures; (3) constitutional rights and administration of justice; (4) crime scene investigation;…

Notes 13 AAC 89.050 Eff. 10/18/81, Register 80; am 3/28/84, Register 89; repealed 1/15/95, Register 133 Authority:AS 18.65.220 AS 18.65.240 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and…

(a) The council will, in its discretion, upon written application from a village, grant an extension for obtaining certification to an officer if the officer is unable to complete the required training within the first 12 months of employment due to illness, injury, or other emer…

(a) The council will, in its discretion, deny or revoke a village police officer certificate upon a finding that the officer(1) falsified or intentionally omitted information on an application or other document required to be filed for certification; (2) has been discharged, has …

(a) Within 30 days of the date of hire of a village police officer, the hiring authority shall notify the council on a form supplied by the council, except in those instances where a public record of the appointment would jeopardize the officer or the assignment. The employing ag…

The provisions of this chapter do not apply to a village which has enacted an ordinance which specifically excludes it from AS 18.65.130-18.65.290 if the village maintains a police training program which equals or exceeds the requirements of 13 AAC 89.040 and whose instructors ar…

In this chapter, (1) "certificate" means a certificate described in 13 AAC 89.030; (2) "controlled substance" has the meaning given in AS 11.71.900; (3) "council" means the Alaska Police Standards Council; (4) "crime of dishonesty" means a crime under AS 11.46, or a crime under a…

Except as provided in 13 AAC 90.140 - 13 AAC 90.160, this chapter applies to all grantees. Notes 13 AAC 90.010 Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91 Authority:AS 18.66.050 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our mos…

(a) The governing body of each grantee shall (1) have written documentation of its source of authority, through charter, articles of incorporation, or bylaws, as appropriate; (2) meet at least quarterly and keep minutes of all meetings; (3) appoint an executive director, and desi…

(a) A grantee shall have a planning process that includes(1) communication and coordination of the planning process with the council and other domestic violence or sexual assault programs that serve the same populations; (2) identification of resources within the service area tha…

(a) A grantee shall have a personnel management system that includes a written job description and qualifications for each position, and a current organizational chart that identifies staff positions and lines of authority within the program. (b) A grantee shall maintain for each…

(a) A grantee shall have an accounting system that ensures proper use of money, as required by funding sources, and documentation of financial transactions. The system must include (1) uniform procedures for handling financial transactions; (2) reconciliation and summary of finan…

A grantee shall have written procedures that ensure fulfillment of reporting requirements imposed by licensing or funding sources. Notes 13 AAC 90.060 Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91 Authority:AS 18.66.050 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions availabl…

(a) A facility must comply with applicable zoning ordinances and conform to electrical, sanitation, plumbing, building, and safety codes of the governmental jurisdiction in which the facility is located. (b) A facility must have adequate ventilation in all areas, and direct outsi…

(a) A grantee shall provide ongoing clients with an orientation to the program that includes an explanation of clients' rights of confidentiality, clients' obligation to maintain confidentiality, the services that are available, program hours, activities and fees, rules governing…

If a grantee provides crisis intervention services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault or to perpetrators, it shall have or contract with a 24-hour crisis line service. Notes 13 AAC 90.090 Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91 Authority:AS 18.66.050 State regulations are updat…

(a) Repealed 7/1/91. (b) A grantee shall require reporting by all staff if there is reasonable cause to believe that a vulnerable adult has suffered abuse or neglect as defined in AS 47.24.900 and that there is immediate danger to the vulnerable adult, or that the abuse is ongoin…

(a) A grantee shall provide training on the recognition and reporting of abuse or neglect to staff members who are required to report child abuse or neglect under AS 47.17.020 or the abuse of a vulnerable adult under AS 47.24.010. The training must take place (1) during the first…

(a) A grantee shall have written policies on volunteer services that include(1) the philosophy, goals, and objectives of the volunteer program; (2) the responsibilities and tasks of volunteers; (3) the procedures and criteria for selecting volunteers; and (4) the accountability a…

A grantee shall develop written agreements for coordination with agencies that serve as primary referral sources, such as alcohol, mental health, other domestic violence and sexual assault programs serving the same area, as well as the Department of Corrections and the divisions …

A grantee shall have a written evaluation plan that includes (1) an assessment of the attainment of goals and objectives; (2) designation of persons responsible for conducting the evaluation, including the governing body's role; (3) description of the types of data collected; (4)…

(a) A shelter must provide each resident with access to(1) the minimum necessities, including bedding, clothing, articles for grooming and personal hygiene, and nutritional food; and (2) a telephone, in accordance with a written policy that promotes confidentiality and safety of …

Safe home programs must (1) assure that each safe home provides each resident with access to minimum necessities, including bedding, clothing, articles for grooming and personal hygiene, and nutritional food; (2) develop and disseminate to safe home operators and residents writte…

A program or component of a program whose primary focus is on providing services to perpetrators of domestic violence must (1) coordinate plans for services with other agencies serving the perpetrator's family to avoid conflict and encourage cooperation with other services provid…

The council will, in its discretion, waive compliance with a requirement in 13 AAC 90.010 - 13 AAC 90.060 upon written application, if the council determines (1) there is good cause for the request; (2) the safety of clients is assured; and (3) an acceptable alternative is provid…

Grantees shall comply with this chapter within two years after 9/22/84. Programs newly funded after 9/22/84 have two years to come into compliance with this chapter. Notes 13 AAC 90.180 Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91 Authority:AS 18.66.050 State regulations are updated quarterly; we c…

In this chapter, (1) "client" means a person who receives services from a domestic violence or sexual assault program for a problem that the person is directly experiencing; (2) "council" means the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault; (3) "crisis intervention" means c…

Notes 13 AAC 95.010 Repealed 6/25/88. State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compa…

Except as provided in 13 AAC 95.025, this chapter applies to grants made by the council. Notes 13 AAC 95.015 Eff. 6/25/88, Register 106 Authority:AS 18.66.050 State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most…

Notes 13 AAC 95.020 Repealed 6/25/88. State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compa…

If a state or federal regulation or law addresses a particular grant program and is inconsistent with a provision of this chapter, the state or federal regulation or law applies to the particular grant program in place of the provision of this chapter. Notes 13 AAC 95.025 Eff. 6/…

Notes 13 AAC 95.030 Repealed 6/25/88. State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compa…

The council will give public notice of the availability of grant application forms, and the deadlines by which an applicant must request an application and must return the grant application to be considered for a grant. Notes 13 AAC 95.040 Eff. 6/25/88, Register 106 Authority:AS …

A prospective applicant must request an application in writing by the date provided in the public notice. The council will provide application forms and instructions to each prospective applicant who requests an application in writing. Notes 13 AAC 95.050 Eff. 6/25/88, Register 1…

To be considered for a grant, an applicant must include in the grant application the information requested in the application form and must submit the grant application to the grant agency by the date provided in the public notice given under 13 AAC 95.040. Notes 13 AAC 95.060 Ef…