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Alaska employers who hire Alaska residents to work in the state of Alaska must abide by the Federal FCRA and the following state law.

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Borough Code

Search or view Denali Borough code of ordinances. This code is current through Ordinance 12-09, passed June 13, 2012.

Ordinances

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