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Frank
H. Murkowski
GOVERNOR
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STATE
OF ALASKA
OFFICE
OF THE GOVERNOR
JUNEAU
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January
13, 2003
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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 203
Under the authority of art. III, secs. 1, 19, 23, and 24 of the
Alaska Constitution, and AS 26.05.060, 26.05.180, 26.05.185, 26.05.190,
26.05.210, 26.05.340, AS 44.17.060, and 44.17.070, I order the
following changes in the organization of the Department of Military
and Veterans' Affairs, and I order the Departments of Administration,
Health and Social Services, Environmental Conservation, Transportation
and Public Facilities, and Public Safety to assign personnel to
the Division of Homeland Security in the Department of Military
and Veterans' Affairs, as follows:
- The adjutant general, serving as adjutant general, commissioner
of the Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs, and commander
of the Alaska National Guard, is ordered and authorized to implement
the reorganization of the Department of Military and Veterans'
Affairs as set out in this Order so as to maximize the efficient
administration of the Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs
and the security of the citizens of the State of Alaska.
- Reporting directly to the adjutant general are the deputy
commissioner of Military and Veterans' Affairs, the counter-drug
support program, and the special staff of the adjutant general,
consisting of the inspector general, staff judge advocate, and
public affairs officer.
- There is established an office of the deputy commissioner
for Military and Veterans' Affairs. Reporting directly to the
deputy commissioner for Military and Veterans' Affairs are the
assistant commissioner for Homeland Security and Emergency Services,
the deputy adjutant general, the Human Resources Office, the
Alaska Military Youth Academy, the office of Veterans' Affairs,
and the Administrative Services Division (which includes the
chief information officer). When the commissioner is not available,
the deputy commissioner shall serve as the commissioner for
matters not assigned under paragraph 5 of this Order.
- The assistant commissioner for Homeland Security and Emergency
Services shall supervise and administer the activities of the
Division of Homeland Security, the Division of Emergency Services,
and the operations of the State Emergency Coordination Center.
Directly reporting to the assistant commissioner for Homeland
Security and Emergency Services are the director of Homeland
Security, the director of Emergency Services, and the manager
of the State Emergency Coordination Center.
- The senior military officer from the military components of
the Army National Guard and the Air National Guard shall serve
as deputy adjutant general. The deputy adjutant general shall
oversee the military activities of the Army National Guard,
Air National Guard, the Alaska State Defense Force, and the
Naval Militia. When the adjutant general is not available, the
deputy adjutant general shall serve as the adjutant general
for military matters.
- The director of Homeland Security is the head of the Division
of Homeland Security. The State of Alaska Departments of Administration,
Health and Social Services, Environmental Conservation, Transportation
and Public Facilities, and Public Safety shall each place one
employee at the offices of the Division of Homeland Security.
These employees shall work at the daily direction of the director
of Homeland Security but shall be under the overall personnel
and administrative supervision of their respective departments.
The director of Homeland Security and one additional employee
shall be provided to the Division of Homeland Security from
the existing personnel structure of the Division of Emergency
Services in the Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs.
- The assistant adjutants general of the Army National Guard
and the Air National Guard shall exercise direct command of
their respective components of the Alaska National Guard. The
assistant adjutant general for space and missile defense shall
directly report to the assistant adjutant general for the Army
National Guard.
- The adjutant general may determine and modify the organization
of subordinate staff and programs as the adjutant general determines
is necessary for the efficient administration of the Department
of Military and Veterans' Affairs and the security of the citizens
of the State of Alaska, consistent with the laws of the State
of Alaska and this Order.
This Order takes effect immediately.
Dated this 10th day of January, 2003.
/s/Frank H. Murkowski
Governor
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