Bill would add tribal, clinical and victim representation to Alaska Board of Parole and require annual reporting Senate Bill 62, presented in its third hearing, would change Board of Parole composition to include a federally recognized tribal member, a clinician with substance‑use treatment experience, and a victim or victim‑advocate, and would require annual public reporting on parole operations and outcomes.

A groundbreaking bill is on the table that could reshape Alaska's Board of Parole by ensuring representation for tribal members, substance-use experts, and crime victims.

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