What is this notice about?
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) has released its 2026 regulatory reform plan, written in response to Administrative Order (AO) 360. The plan describes how the department intends to modernize and simplify its regulations and cut unnecessary regulatory burden. The plan and an appendix of stakeholder input are attached to the notice, and people can email the department to learn more or join its stakeholder list.
Why was this notice issued?
Administrative Order (AO) 360 called on the department to develop a regulatory reform plan.
What action is being taken?
DOT&PF is publishing its 2026 AO 360 Regulatory Reform Plan to modernize and streamline its regulations and reduce unnecessary regulatory burden. It is also sharing Appendix A, which summarizes stakeholder input gathered for the plan.
Who is involved: Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities; stakeholders who gave input on the plan
How can the public respond?
Ways to respond
- Email dot.regs@alaska.gov
What to include
The notice does not ask for formal public comments or set a deadline. To get more information or to be added to the department's interested stakeholder list, email dot.regs@alaska.gov.
Contact
Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities
dot.regs@alaska.gov
Will there be public meetings?
The notice does not announce any public meeting or hearing.
Key dates
- Apr 14, 2026: Notice published
Original notice text
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