AK SB12

Establishes an address confidentiality program within the Department of Administration to protect the residential addresses of qualified individuals by providing a substitute post office box for mail forwarding.

Allows enrollment for victims of domestic violence, stalking, or sexual assault (with a court protective order or meeting department standards), guardians of minors with protective orders, peace officers, correctional officers, and their household members, with no registration fee required.

Requires state and municipal agencies to accept the program's designated post office box as a mailing address for enrolled individuals and prohibits the department from collecting registration fees.

Removes individuals from the program five years after a protective order expires (for crime victims and minors) or five years after employment ends (for officers), and immediately removes those convicted of sex offenses or child kidnapping requiring registration.

Establishes criminal penalties of class B misdemeanor for unauthorized disclosure of enrolled individuals' addresses to protective order respondents, with penalties varying based on authorization status and intent level.

Takes effect January 1, 2025, with the Department of Administration authorized to adopt implementing regulations immediately.