"When complaints are freely heard, deeply considered and speedily reformed, then is the utmost bound of civil liberty attained that wise men look for."

John Milton 1608-1674), English poet and political writer, from "Areopagitica" (1644), Milton's argument for freedom of the press before Parliament of England 1644.

 
Alaska’s Office of the Ombudsman helps resolve problems with the state

Are you having problems with state government?

No matter where you live in Alaska, you can contact an office that investigates complaints against state government agencies and employees. The Alaska Legislature created the Office of the Ombudsman to make sure that government follows the rules and treats all citizens fairly and reasonably.

The Ombudsman is a non-partisan, neutral fact-finder. The Ombudsman takes no sides in a dispute, but if she finds a problem, she will confront the agency and recommend a solution.

To reach the ombudsman by phone, dial 1-800-478-2624 toll-free anywhere in Alaska. You can also contact the office through its Internet web site at www.state.ak.us/ombud, by writing to Post Office Box 102636, Anchorage, 99510-2636, or fax at (907) 269-5291.

So, if you are having problems with state government that you have been unable to resolve, and you think the state is doing something wrong, contact the Alaska State Ombudsman today.

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