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Code · Alaska · Title 18 · Chapter 76

Sec. 18.76.010. Participation in statewide avalanche warning system.

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Sec. 18.76.010. Participation in statewide avalanche warning system.
The Department of Public Safety, acting in cooperation with a municipality or with an agency of the federal government, shall participate in the development and implementation of a statewide avalanche warning system and shall represent the state in the operation of that system. The statewide system shall
(1)establish and maintain a service center and primary and supplementary field stations to gather information and data concerning ground weather conditions, snow pack, and avalanche activity;
(2)forecast snow avalanche conditions throughout the state;
(3)coordinate a public awareness program on avalanche danger;
(4)catalog a comprehensive atlas of avalanche paths and slide occurrences; and
(5)assist local governments and state agencies in identifying hazardous avalanche zones and in developing snow avalanche zoning regulations.
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