AK SB176

Increases the Alaska Board of Parole from five to seven members appointed by the governor and confirmed by a majority of the legislature in joint session.

Limits board members to a maximum of two consecutive five-year terms, replacing the previous unlimited service provision.

Establishes specific membership requirements: one licensed physician/psychologist/psychiatrist, one crime victim or victims advocate, one member with drug/alcohol addiction experience, one member with unconditional felony discharge, and one federally recognized tribal member.

Restricts state employees from board service and limits current or former correctional facility employees (federal, private, or state) to no more than three board seats.

Repeals certain procedural provisions related to parole board operations and takes effect January 1, 2025.