An Act relating to the posting of warning signs for alcoholic beverages.

HB 37 requires businesses serving alcohol in Alaska to post three specific warning signs at their premises. It affects 29 types of license holders, including breweries, restaurants, bars, event venues, and retail stores, as listed in the bill. The signs must be 11x14 inches with clear lettering, detailing: (1) health risks of alcohol during pregnancy and cancer links, (2) penalties for underage access, and (3) civil liability for serving minors. Businesses must display the first sign visibly to customers and the second/third signs at all entrances. The bill amends Alaska Statute 04.21.065 to mandate these specific signage requirements.