State record · AK · 2026-09-01 · Not yet retrieved
Alaska
Not yet retrieved. Occupancy is listed. An ALPR-named highway form is not. Empty is honest. Do not fill it in from another state.
- Highway system Not retrieved
- Alaska state highways under the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. Title 19 (Highways and Ferries) is listed on the 2025 Alaska Statutes table of contents. Section text for the highway-system definition was not packed — akleg.gov section anchors returned the title list, not the section.
- Owner Primary
- Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF). The official state portal (alaska.gov) lists “Transportation and Public Facilities” among executive departments. DOT&PF’s own Right-of-Way ePermits page (dot.alaska.gov/permits/) names the department and its regional permit desks. Title 19 vesting-section text is still not packed (akleg.gov anchors returned the title list).
- Right-of-way Not retrieved
- not packed. Alaska’s statutory ROW definition is not packed. DOT&PF’s statewide ROW page (dot.alaska.gov/stwddes/dcsrow/) was rejected by the host on an earlier retrieval this day. Do not substitute Florida § 334.03(21).
- Public records Primary
- Alaska Public Records Act (AS 40.25 (Title 40, Public Records and Recorders, 2025 Alaska Statutes ToC)). Who may request: Section text of AS 40.25.110 was not retrieved from akleg.gov (anchor returned the title list). Do not invent a requester class. The act’s name and title number are packed from the official 2025 statutes table of contents. akleg.gov #40.25.110 did not yield section text on 1 Sept 2026. Empty beats packing a Justia reprint as if it were the official section.
- Open meetings Not retrieved
- Open Meetings Act (AS 44.62.310–.312 (lead from Title 44 on the 2025 statutes ToC; section text not packed))
- ALPR statute None found
- No enacted Alaska ALPR statute was retrieved from the 2025 Alaska Statutes on akleg.gov (or legis.state.ak.us). NCSL’s 3 Feb 2022 list of states with statutes that expressly address ALPR use or retention does not include Alaska. NYU Policing Project scorecard (Aug 2026) lists Alaska among states with no ALPR-specific legislation — a lead / secondary confirmation of absence, not packed as a finding that none exists later. 32nd Legislature HB 166 (one license plate per vehicle) is not an ALPR law; a 26 Apr 2022 House amendment that would have added AS 18.65.915 (ban on ALPR use by peace officers, law-enforcement agencies, and related persons) failed 2–35 and was not enrolled. Bills are not law. Who Approved This lists Alaska among jurisdictions with no documented Flock contract. Empty beats inventing a cite.
- ROW permit Primary
- Utility Permit / ROW Encroachment Permit — not an ALPR-named instrument. Who may apply: DOT&PF’s own Right-of-Way ePermits page does not name an ALPR applicant class. Utility Permits and Encroachment Permits (listed as ROW Encroachment Permits / Utilities / ROW Encroachment) are to be submitted through the AK DOT&PF Permit Portal (adotak.portal.opengov.com) until a replacement system is ready. Most other ROW permits (driveway/approach road, TODS, LOGO, memorial signs, tourist information kiosk, highway event, lane closure, RCIA, day medical clinic signs) go through ePermits. No ALPR, LPR, camera, or license-plate-reader type is listed.. Primary occupancy only. OpenGov portal is the submission location named on DOT&PF’s own page; the portal SPA returned insufficient content on retrieval day. Unpublished: generic utility/encroachment without an ALPR-named instrument. Do not copy Florida GUP, Minnesota OLPA, Utah Special Use, or Johnson City TN.
Do not substitute Florida’s State Highway System definition.
akleg.gov #40.25.110 did not yield section text on 1 Sept 2026. Empty beats packing a Justia reprint as if it were the official section.
Title 44 is listed. Section text of 44.62.310 was not retrieved. Do not pack a commerce-desk summary as the statute.
NYU Aug 2026 is a lead, not primary code. Do not pack the failed HB 166 amendment as AS 18.65.915.
Primary occupancy only. OpenGov portal is the submission location named on DOT&PF’s own page; the portal SPA returned insufficient content on retrieval day. Unpublished: generic utility/encroachment without an ALPR-named instrument. Do not copy Florida GUP, Minnesota OLPA, Utah Special Use, or Johnson City TN.
https://dot.alaska.gov/permits/
Install process in this state
No ALPR statute and no ALPR-named DOT&PF instrument. Steps are the highway-owner and utility/encroachment facts only.
- This is Alaska DOT&PF highway ROW, not Florida’s State Highway System. Do not import FAC 14-20.010, MnDOT OLPA, or UDOT Special Use.
- No Alaska ALPR-use statute was retrieved. The failed 2022 HB 166 ALPR amendment is not law. Do not copy another state’s retention clock.
- DOT&PF’s retrieved instruments are Utility Permit and ROW Encroachment Permit, submitted via the AK DOT&PF Permit Portal. Neither is ALPR-named. Empty beats treating a utility or encroachment permit as an ALPR install path.
- Who Approved This lists no confirming Flock vendor record in Alaska. Do not invent a contract.
- Records: AS 40.25 to the public agency that holds the record. Meetings: AS 44.62 if the body is covered — section text not packed. Ask the clerk (votes), purchasing (contract if one exists), the agency (policy/logs if any), and DOT&PF ROW (utility or encroachment file if one exists).
Primary
Where to ask
Public agency that holds the record
Public records under AS 40.25 — section duties not packed
Municipal clerk
Minutes, resolutions, vote records if the body is covered by open meetings
Purchasing / finance
Vendor contract, amendments, invoices — if a contract exists. None packed. Do not invent an Anchorage Flock contract.
DOT&PF Right-of-Way / permit portal
Utility Permit or ROW Encroachment Permit file if one was issued — not an ALPR-named file
Anchorage (or another Alaska public agency) has a Flock Safety contract.
Who Approved This lists Alaska empty. Empty beats inventing a vendor record.
Alaska has no packed statewide ALPR-use or retention statute as of 1 Sept 2026.
Supported as a none-found hunt on official code plus secondary leads (NCSL 2022; NYU Aug 2026). The failed HB 166 amendment is not packed as AS 18.65.915. A later session law would reopen this.
DOT&PF’s Utility Permit or ROW Encroachment Permit is the named instrument for placing ALPR in state highway right-of-way.
DOT&PF’s permits page names Utility and ROW Encroachment only. It does not name ALPR.
Sources in this pack
Alaska Statutes 2025 — table of contents (Titles 19, 40, 44) primary
Alaska Legislature · accessed 2026-09-01
https://www.akleg.gov/basis/statutes.aspToC retrieved. Section text for 40.25.110, 19.25.200, and 44.62.310 was not. Do not treat this URL as packed section text.
State of Alaska — departments (Transportation and Public Facilities) primary
State of Alaska · accessed 2026-09-01
https://www.alaska.gov/Portal lists the department. Title 19 vesting section not packed.
Right-of-Way ePermits — Utility Permits and ROW Encroachment Permits primary
Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities · accessed 2026-09-01
https://dot.alaska.gov/permits/Names Utility Permits and Encroachment Permits via the AK DOT&PF Permit Portal (adotak.portal.opengov.com). Not ALPR-named.
Automated License Plate Readers: State Statutes (Alaska not listed) secondary
National Conference of State Legislatures · accessed 2026-09-01
https://www.ncsl.org/technology-and-communication/automated-license-plate-readers-state-statutesUpdated 3 Feb 2022. Sixteen states listed; Alaska is not among them.
License Plate Reader Policy Scorecard — Alaska: no ALPR statute secondary
Policing Project at NYU School of Law · accessed 2026-09-01
https://www.policingproject.org/alpr-scorecardAug 2026 scorecard / alprscorecard.com. Lead only. Not packed as primary code.
32nd Legislature House Journal, 26 Apr 2022, p. 2655 — failed HB 166 ALPR amendment primary
Alaska Legislature · accessed 2026-09-01
https://www.akleg.gov/basis/Journal/Pages/32?Chamber=H&Bill=HB%20166&Page=02655Amendment to add AS 18.65.915 failed YEAS 2 NAYS 35. Not enrolled. Not packed as law.
Flock Contracts by State — Alaska empty secondary
Who Approved This · accessed 2026-09-01
https://whoapprovedthis.org/states/Lists Alaska among jurisdictions with no documented Flock contract. Not a statute.
What was checked
2026-09-01
https://www.akleg.gov/basis/statutes.asp and #40.25.110 #19.25.200 #44.62.310 #19.05.020
Primary ToC: Title 19 Highways and Ferries; Title 40 Public Records and Recorders; Title 44 State Government. Section anchors returned the same title list, not section text. Section bodies not packed.
2026-09-01
https://dot.alaska.gov/stwddes/dcsrow/ and https://dot.alaska.gov/
Both rejected by host on an earlier retrieval this day. ROW / encroachment instrument not packed from those URLs.
2026-09-01
https://www.alaska.gov/
Primary state portal lists “Transportation and Public Facilities” among departments. Packed as highway owner name.
2026-09-01
Alaska ALPR statute; Who Approved This Anchorage Flock vendor record
None retrieved as enacted code. Alaska left empty for vendor. Do not invent a contract.
2026-09-01
https://dot.alaska.gov/permits/ and https://adotak.portal.opengov.com
Primary DOT&PF page: Utility Permits and Encroachment Permits (ROW Encroachment) via AK DOT&PF Permit Portal; other ROW types via ePermits. No ALPR/LPR type. OpenGov portal SPA insufficient. Packed as primary occupancy with “not an ALPR-named instrument.”
2026-09-01
ALPR statute hunt: 2025 Alaska Statutes ToC (akleg.gov / legis.state.ak.us); NCSL 3 Feb 2022; NYU Policing Project scorecard (Aug 2026); 32nd Leg. HB 166 House Journal 26 Apr 2022 p. 2655 (failed AS 18.65.915 amendment)
None found as enrolled text. NCSL 2022 listed none. NYU Aug 2026 lists Alaska with no ALPR-specific legislation (lead, not primary). HB 166 ALPR amendment failed 2–35; bill is one-plate-per-vehicle and did not become law. Packed cite: null. Status unpublished.