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Jul 31, 2026
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Aug 18, 2026
Licensed professionals to provide pre-employment medical examinations, fitness-for-duty examinations, drug testing, urinalysis, and consultation services in Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska.
Sep 5, 2025
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Sep 26, 2026
Purchase of night vision equipment. 1. Dual Tube Night Vision System (DTNVS) a. Binocular housing i. On-board power (CR123) ii. Option for External battery pack iii. Meets or Exceeds IP-68 to MIL-STD810H waterproofing iv. IPD Stops b. Optics i. Standard Mil-Spec c. Tube Specs i. 18UM, 20UM, or 20 UA L3 Unfilmed White Phosphor Gen 3 Autogated 1. Preferred features a. 72+ Resolution b. 32+ SNR c. 2300+ FOM d. Equal or Less than 1.0EBI e. Equal or Less than 1.0 Halo f. 62K+ Gain g. No spots on data sheet (Possibly 1 spot zone 3) 2. DTNVS Helmet Mounts a. Dovetail interface b. Breakaway Feature c. Vertical and Fore/Aft adjustments i. Locking Mechanism 3. Helmet Battery Pack with Counterweight Pouches 4. NVG Retention Lanyard 5. Helmet mounted IR & White light 6. Helmet mounted strobe, IR with green and red 7. DTNVS storage case 8. Dual Lens focus device.
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City
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Anchorage
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Anchorage
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5700 E Tudor Rd
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(907) 269-5511
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99507
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alaska Department of Public Safety
The strategic plan for the Alaska Fire Standards Council is a comprehensive framework outlining eight key strategic goals. These include developing and maintaining long-term funding strategies, establishing and continuously updating minimum training and performance standards for fire services personnel in alignment with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, and defining curriculum requirements for training programs. The plan also details procedures for certifying both training programs and individuals, governs the process for revoking certifications, and emphasizes collaboration with municipalities, state agencies, educational institutions, and other organizations to develop fire services training. Additionally, it addresses the establishment of necessary fees for certification and testing services.
This Operations Plan outlines the strategic direction for the Alaska Fire Standards Council. It focuses on several key operational goals, including managing the budget for core operations, developing and revising certification directives, maintaining curriculum requirements for training programs, managing the procedure for certifying fire services training programs, certifying fire service personnel, maintaining administrative accessibility for communications, and charging and collecting necessary fees. The plan aims to ensure effective governance, uphold standards, and provide efficient services for fire safety in Alaska.
Key discussions during the meeting involved the qualifications of examiners for psychological exams, leading to a motion to discuss the specific situation in executive session. The Council addressed an appeal regarding an Executive Director determination on reciprocity for Mr. Jaquel Pitts, ultimately upholding the determination. Other new business included discussions on standardized Basic Certification Testing, clarifying Methods of Instruction (MOI) guidelines, and forming a committee to explore concerns regarding the reciprocity standards and process. The Council also addressed matters arising from deliberative sessions, including the interpretation of a statute or regulation concerning moral character evidence, rescission requests, and determining probable cause for initiating revocation or disqualification actions in numerous pending cases. Additionally, the Council considered rescinding certification in one case and confirmed disqualification or revocation actions for several other cases. Finally, there was a discussion regarding scheduling quarterly meetings, and the incumbent Chair and Vice-Chair were re-elected.
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