AK SB208

Establishes the month of March each year as Sobriety Awareness Month in Alaska.

Declares the legislature's intent to recognize Alaskans who choose a positive and healthy lifestyle by not consuming mood- or mind-altering substances.

Authorizes schools, community groups, and public and private agencies to observe the month with activities promoting awareness of prevention and treatment of alcoholism, drug abuse, and inhalant substance misuse.

Finds that sobriety improves quality of life and health for individuals, families, and communities while reducing alcohol and drug-related social problems including crime, domestic violence, and child abuse.

States that sobriety reduces burden on local, state, and federal treasuries and assists the state in identifying health benchmarks under the Healthy Alaskans 2020 Health Assessment.