creates, records, and renews vehicle registrations and provides testing, issuance and recording of driver’s licenses

provides guardianship, child advocacy (guardian ad litem) and legal services to vulnerable Alaskans

performs this constitutionally required governmental function by providing legal defense services for those who do not have the financial means to hire an attorney

administers and provides record keeping and counseling services for the following retirement systems: public employees, teachers, judicial, national guard and naval militia, and elected public officers. (Internal and external client base)

provides general administrative and support services including accounting, budget, procurement and computer desktop support

develops, operates, and maintains statewide accounting and payroll systems that meet vendor payment, payroll and financial reporting requirements of state government

provides and maintains secure and reliable information technology infrastructure for voice and data and manages enterprise applications used across the executive branch

provides human resource services to state agencies to include pay plans, training, labor contract negotiations, arbitration and mediation

provides an external scope into change initiatives and acts as a centralized hub for joint communication and messaging of project progress. The PAO is working towards developing an economic analysis for projects, in order to share benchmarks, insights, impacts, and assess financial optimization. Additionally the PAO will work to exchange knowledge while sharing good practices across projects.

provides protection of the financial assets and operation of the state from accidental loss.

provides enterprise-wide management of financial transactions and back-office support for common administrative functions. SSoA programs include Accounts Payable, Travel and Expense Reimbursement, Aged Accounts Receivables and Debt Recovery, Central Mail and Print Services, and Leasing and Facilities Administration coordinated with the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.

provides the citizens of Alaska with an integrated public broadcasting system.

administers the state’s four disclosure laws: campaign disclosure, legislative financial disclosure, public official financial disclosure, and regulation of lobbying.

is an independent, quasi-judicial agency whose administrative law judges hear and decide executive branch tax, retirement and benefits appeals and conduct administrative adjudications on behalf of executive branch agencies in more than forty categories of cases.