Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Permit required
Alaska requires a state permit to possess or import live game, which includes non-native mammals like armadillos.
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Permit required
Alaska requires a state permit to possess or import live game, which includes non-native mammals like armadillos.
Sunday sales allowed
Alaska has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
Only some riders
Alaska requires helmets for all passengers and for operators who are under 18 or lack a motorcycle license or endorsement.
Rear plate only
Since 2022, Alaska issues one plate for passenger cars, and it goes on the rear.
Self-serve allowed
Alaska allows self-service gas; its state fire code adopts the model chapter on fuel stations, which permits self-service, without changes.
Allowed with limits
Alaska has no train horn ban, but no horn may make an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle.
No safety inspection
Alaska does not require safety inspections for private passenger cars.
Aerial fireworks allowed
Alaska lets permitted retailers sell 1.4G consumer fireworks to adults 18 and older, and many cities and boroughs ban them locally.
Happy hour banned
Alaska bans happy hours: bars may not charge less than their regular price for any period shorter than seven days.
No bottle deposit
Alaska has no bottle deposit law, so shoppers pay no refundable deposit on cans or bottles.
Private licensed stores
Alaska licenses privately owned package stores to sell liquor; the state does not buy or sell liquor itself.
Observes DST
Alaska observes daylight saving time and has no enacted law to change that.
No state sales tax
Alaska has no state sales tax, but some cities and boroughs charge local sales taxes that can apply to groceries.
No state lottery
Alaska has no state lottery; gambling not specifically authorized by law is illegal.
No state sales tax
Alaska has no statewide sales tax, so there is no state sales tax holiday.
ID required, non-photo accepted
Alaska requires one form of ID at the polls, and non-photo documents such as a utility bill or bank statement count.
Alaska doesn't share a land border with another state.