Alaska § 18.70.369 - Definitions.

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§ 18.70.369. Definitions.

In AS 18.70.320 — 18.70.369,        (1) “council” means the Alaska Fire Standards Council established under AS 18.70.330 ;

 (2) “fire services” means fire prevention services, fire suppression services, fire suppression support services, or training or educational services related to fire prevention or fire suppression that are performed by an employee of or volunteer with an organized fire service;

 (3) “organized fire service” means a group of persons organized and trained for prevention and control of loss of life and property from fire, except that the term does not include groups of persons regulated under AS 18.65 or persons regulated under AS 18.08 who are performing within the scope of their certificates acquired under those chapters.

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