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Table of Contents The Directory is also on the web at www.akleg.gov To make corrections to the Directory of State Officials, call 465-4648 or send an email to [email protected]. Other changes should be made through your Commissioner or Department Head’s office. TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................ I QUICK REFERENCE........................................................................................... 1 ALASKA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ................................................. 3 SENATOR DAN SULLIVAN ........................................................................ 3 SENATOR LISA MURKOWSKI .................................................................... 4 CONGRESSMAN DONALD E. YOUNG ........................................................ 4 THIRTY-SECOND ALASKA STATE LEGISLATURE ................................... 7 SENATE .................................................................................................... 7 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .................................................................. 9 STANDING COMMITTEES ........................................................................ 12 SPECIAL COMMITTEES ........................................................................... 13 REPRESENTATION BY DISTRICT .............................................................. 15 LEADERSHIP ........................................................................................... 16 LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS AGENCY ................................................................ 17 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ................................................... 17 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ................................................................... 17 INFORMATION AND TELECONFERENCING ............................................... 18 LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES .............................................................. 20 LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH SERVICES ........................................................ 21 LEGISLATIVE AUDIT DIVISION ............................................................... 23 LEGISLATIVE FINANCE DIVISION ........................................................... 23 OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN ................................................................. 24 OFFICE OF VICTIMS’ RIGHTS .................................................................. 24 SELECT COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE ETHICS ....................................... 24 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ................................................................ 24 SENATE .................................................................................................. 25 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR ........................................................................ 27 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR .................................................................... 27 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES .............................................. 28 OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET ................................................ 28 ALASKA STATE COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ............................... 29 OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ............................................. 31 OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ............................................... 31 DIVISION OF ELECTIONS ......................................................................... 31 DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION ........................................................ 33 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER .............................................................. 33 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES .............................................. 33 i TABLE OF CONTENTS OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS ................................................ 33 VIOLENT CRIMES COMPENSATION BOARD ............................................. 34 DIVISION OF FINANCE ............................................................................ 34 SHARED SERVICES OF ALASKA .............................................................. 35 OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ................................................ 36 DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES.............................................................. 36 PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES .................................................... 36 DIVISION OF PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS ................................. 37 DIVISION OF RETIREMENT AND BENEFITS .............................................. 37 DIVISION OF RISK MANAGEMENT .......................................................... 38 PUBLIC DEFENDER AGENCY .................................................................. 39 OFFICE OF PUBLIC ADVOCACY .............................................................. 41 PUBLIC OFFICES COMMISSION (APOC) ................................................. 42 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, COMMUNITY, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................................ 43 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER .............................................................. 43 ALASKA DEVELOPMENT TEAM .............................................................. 43 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES .............................................. 43 DIVISION OF BANKING AND SECURITIES ................................................ 44 DIVISION OF INSURANCE ........................................................................ 44 DIVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ................................................ 45 INVESTMENTS ........................................................................................ 45 DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS, BUSINESS, AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING ............................................................................................................... 45 DIVISION OF COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL AFFAIRS .............................. 46 ALASKA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND EXPORT AUTHORITY (AIDEA) ............................................................................................................... 47 ALASKA ENERGY AUTHORITY (AEA) .................................................... 48 REGULATORY COMMISSION OF ALASKA (RCA) .................................... 48 ALASKA RAILROAD CORPORATION (ARRC) ......................................... 49 ALASKA GASLINE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (AGDC) ................... 49 ALASKA SEAFOOD MARKETING INSTITUTE (ASMI) .............................. 49 ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA CONTROL BOARD ...................................... 50 ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION (AOGCC) .......... 50 DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS .............................................................. 53 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER .............................................................. 53 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES .............................................. 53 DIVISION OF HEALTH AND REHAB SERVICES ......................................... 53 DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONS .................................................................... 54 DIVISION OF PRETRIAL, PROBATION AND PAROLE ................................. 56 DISTRICT PROBATION OFFICES .............................................................. 57 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT ........... 61 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER .............................................................. 61 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT ................... 61 FINANCE AND SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION .......................................... 61 SCHOOL FINANCE AND FACILITIES SECTION .......................................... 62 CHILD NUTRITION SERVICES SECTION ................................................... 62 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES SECTION .................................................... 62 INNOVATION AND EDUCATION EXCELLENCE ......................................... 62 FEDERAL PROGRAMS SECTION ............................................................... 63 ASSESSMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY ..................................................... 63 TEACHER CERTIFICATE SECTION ........................................................... 63 HEALTH AND SAFETY SECTION .............................................................. 63 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT SECTION ........................................................... 63 DIVISION OF MT. EDGECUMBE HIGH SCHOOL ........................................ 63 DIVISION OF LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES AND MUSEUMS .............................. 63 STATE LIBRARY ..................................................................................... 64 ALASKA STATE ARCHIVES/RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE ................................................................................................. 64 ALASKA STATE MUSEUM ....................................................................... 65 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION .......................................... 66 STUDENT LOAN CORPORATION .............................................................. 66 PROFESSIONAL TEACHING PRACTICES COMMISSION ............................. 66 ARTS COUNCIL ....................................................................................... 66 CONTEMPORARY ART BANK .................................................................. 66 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION....................... 67 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER .............................................................. 67 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES .............................................. 67 DIVISION
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