The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is accepting public comments on its plan to modernize and streamline regulations across the state.

The department developed the regulatory reform plan in response to Administrative Order 360, which directs state agencies to reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens. The plan includes input from stakeholder meetings held in March 2026.

The department has not specified a deadline for public comments on the plan. Alaskans can review the full reform plan and stakeholder input documents on the state's online public notice system.

The reform effort aims to update transportation regulations while maintaining safety and environmental standards. The plan identifies specific regulations the department proposes to modify or eliminate.

Residents can submit comments or request to be added to the department's stakeholder list by emailing [email protected]. The department will consider all public input as it finalizes the regulatory changes.

The notice was published April 14, 2026, and will remain active through April 14, 2028. The department has not announced when it will implement the proposed regulatory changes.