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Forms

For individuals who are not State employees and need to file a claim, please contact the Division of Risk Management at (907) 465-2180 or email RiskManagement@alaska.gov.

You may also download the Notice of Claim form using the link below. Once completed and signed, the form can be submitted via email or mail using the contact information provided on the form.

Notice of Claim Form (PDF)

Report of Occupational Injury or Illness

Please note, there are now two options for reporting injuries to the State of Alaska: You can go to the Report of Injury Portal tab to report your injury electronically. OR if you would like to report an injury through the paper form, please complete the Employee Report of Injury form (07-6101) and submit it to your supervisor.  Workers' Compensation.

 

  • Third-Party Claims Administrator:
    Penser North America Inc.
    PO Box 241148
    Anchorage, AK 99524
    Toll Free: 1-844-463-2727
    Main: (907) 318-2775
    Fax: (907) 302-3803

Liability Accident Notice

A Liability Accident Notice (LAN) form should be completed if any injury or damages are incurred involving a State owned or leased vehicle operated by a state employee, State property is damaged, or allegations of wrongdoing by a State employee or official have been made. If the occurrence involves death or serious injury, notify Risk Management immediately.

Timely recording of the known facts is vital and necessary to assist Risk Management in promptly investigating and resolving claims. Please submit completed LANs, damage pictures, and other related documents to RiskManagement@alaska.gov.

- Notice regarding "Long Term Rentals" & "Leased Vehicles" -

The State of Alaska does not provide "automobile physical damage (collision) coverage" for "long term rentals" or "State-leased vehicles." This means Risk Management does not pay for the repairs to those vehicles resulting from any cause, including an accident. The repairs of "long term rentals" or "State-leased vehicles" are the responsibility of the agency assigned to the vehicle. Any rental over 14 days is considered long term.

Other Common Forms

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