An Act relating to slow onset disasters; and relating to the Alaska Disaster Act.
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This bill updates the Alaska Disaster Act to specifically address slow onset disasters, such as drought, permafrost thaw, and rising sea levels, alongside traditional disasters. It amends the state’s emergency plan to include provisions for mitigating these gradual threats and strengthens the role of local governments in preparedness and response. The bill also clarifies definitions related to disasters and enhances the Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management’s authority to coordinate disaster relief efforts.
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