13 AAC 52.010 - Investigation of fires
(a) The state fire marshal, or the marshal's
authorized representative, may investigate, or cause to be investigated, the
origin, cause, and circumstances of each fire occurring in the state which is of
suspicious nature or which involves loss of life, or serious injury to a person,
or by which property is destroyed or substantially damaged. The investigation
will begin as soon as practical. If it appears that a fire is of suspicious
origin, the state fire marshal must be immediately notified of the facts by the
investigating officer.
(b) At any
time during the course of a fire investigation, the state fire marshal will, in
the marshal's discretion, post at the entrance to a building or premises, a
notice to read "KEEP OUT. BY ORDER OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL." After the sign is
posted, it is unlawful for persons other than those authorized by the state fire
marshal to enter the premises so posted.
Notes
Authority:AS 18.70.010
AS 18.70.030
AS 44.17.030
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