Missed a call from 907? That’s the only area code in the state, so our free Alaska phone number lookup covers every number from Anchorage to Fairbanks and Juneau. Commonly reported scams include fake lawsuit threats and medical bill calls.
Alaska has one area code, 907, covering Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, and every remote village. A 907 number confirms an Alaska caller but not where in the state.
Alaska has approximately 778,000 active mobile phone subscriptions as of June 2024.
Alaska phone numbers recently reported for making unwanted sales calls or robocalls:
| Phone Number | FTC Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (907) 275-8359 | ||
| (907) 762-9870 | ||
| (907) 762-9889 | ||
| (907) 762-9883 | ||
| (907) 762-9871 | ||
| (907) 762-9869 | ||
| (907) 900-6202 | ||
| (907) 900-6177 | ||
| (907) 900-6124 | ||
| (907) 900-6148 |
In September 2026, Alaska residents filed 473 complaints to the FTC about phone numbers making unwanted calls and text messages, up 7% from the previous month.
Check unknown numbers reported by locals and find phone numbers for police, hospitals and other local services in the largest cities in Alaska.
Need an official Alaska government number, or want to check one that called you? Start with Alaska State Department Phone Numbers and Alaska State Employee Directory (White Pages).
Alaska's My Government page puts every state department and its main phone number on one screen: the Office of the Governor (907-465-3500), the Department of Health (907-465-3030), Public Safety (907-269-5511) and Revenue (907-465-2300). Each department also links to its divisions, so you can reach the Division of Motor Vehicles through Administration or the Alaska State Troopers through Public Safety.
If someone claims to be calling from one of these departments, hang up and ring the main line yourself. The page also links to the commissioner list and the Alaska Court System's directory of courts.
The State of Alaska Employee Directory searches state workers by name, job title, agency, address or phone number. That last field doubles as a reverse lookup. Paste in the number that called you and you'll see whether it belongs to a state employee, and which agency they work for.
The state publishes the directory so people can do business with Alaska government. Using it for bulk email, for profit or politics, isn't allowed.
Yes. Alaska places no state-level restrictions on using reverse phone lookup services for personal use, and no comprehensive privacy bill advanced in the 2025 legislative session. Federal FCRA rules fill the gap: using lookup results for employment background checks, tenant screening, or credit and insurance decisions is prohibited nationwide - Alaska is no exception.
Alaska doesn't have a privacy law, but you can still ask to be deleted from phone directory sites. Look for opt-out forms on their privacy pages or contact support to request removal.
A phone number linked to a business name does not always mean the call is genuine. According to U.S. Census data, there are over 22,082 business establishments in Alaska. To confirm a specific company exists, search the Alaska Corporations Database, the state’s official business entity registry.
Alaska has roughly 778,000 mobile subscriptions. Landline and VoIP numbers are comparatively small, so most reverse lookups involve mobile numbers.