Alaska SB177 modifies state agency publication requirements to eliminate outdated, duplicative, or excessive publications.

The bill requires state agencies to compile lists of their publications, highlighting those that are outdated, duplicative, or excessive, or could be delivered electronically. Agencies must submit these lists to the governor and legislature every 10 years. The Department of Natural Resources must identify rights-of-way accepted by public users. The Department of Corrections must charge utility fees to prisoners with major electrical appliances. The Department of Health and Social Services must report on employee recruitment, retention, and caseloads for child supervision.

Alaska SB177 modifies state agency publication requirements to eliminate outdated, duplicative, or excessive publications.

The bill requires state agencies to compile lists of their publications, highlighting those that are outdated, duplicative, or excessive, or could be delivered electronically. Agencies must submit these lists to the governor and legislature every 10 years. The Department of Natural Resources must identify rights-of-way accepted by public users. The Department of Corrections must charge utility fees to prisoners with major electrical appliances. The Department of Health and Social Services must report on employee recruitment, retention, and caseloads for child supervision.