Alaska Administrative Code Title 3 - Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
Alaska Administrative Code – Title 3: Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
Title 3 of the Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) governs regulations related to the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DCCED). This title outlines rules and procedures impacting a wide range of sectors that promote economic growth, business regulation, and community support across Alaska.
Major Areas Covered Under Title 3 AAC:
Business Licensing and Regulation
Standards and procedures for issuing, renewing, and revoking business licenses.
Regulations for professions and occupations not governed under Title 12.
Corporations and Securities
Oversight of corporate filings, nonprofit organization status, and securities regulation.
Investor protection and registration requirements for brokers and investment advisers.
Banking and Financial Institutions
Rules governing state-chartered banks, credit unions, and trust companies.
Licensing and conduct of money services businesses and mortgage lenders.
Insurance Regulation
Insurance company licensing, solvency standards, rate and form review.
Consumer protection, claims handling, and insurance fraud prevention.
Alcohol and Marijuana Control
Procedures for the issuance and enforcement of alcohol and marijuana licenses.
Operational standards for licensed premises.
Professional Licensing Boards (in collaboration with Title 12)
Administrative rules that support the functioning of professional licensing boards housed within DCCED.
Community and Regional Affairs
Funding programs for municipalities and rural development.
Emergency management and economic resilience planning.
Utilities and Telecommunications
Oversight by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska for utility rates and services.
Licensing of telecommunications providers and consumer protections.
Economic Development Initiatives
Administration of programs promoting small businesses, tourism, and regional economic planning.
Grants and loan programs for business development.
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