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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 39C — State aid to local emergency management programs

39C.070 Reimbursement -- Claims and equipment purchase.

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(1)Within fifteen
(15)days of the end of each month, the local emergency management
agency shall submit a completed claim of reimbursement with supporting
documentation to the area manager of the division. After review, the area manager
shall forward the documentation for administrative review and a reimbursement
check shall be returned to the jurisdiction. Reimbursement shall be at the
predetermined rate.
(2)Requests to utilize these funds to purchase any item of emergency management-
related administrative or office equipment having a total cost in excess of five
hundred dollars ($500) shall be submitted to the director for approval or denial
before the purchase. To obtain approval, the local emergency management agency
shall submit a project application to the area manager, who shall review it and
forward it to the director, together with the area manager's recommendations in
reference thereto. If the application is approved by the director, the local emergency
management agency shall be notified of the approval and, after making the
purchase, may submit a reimbursement claim.
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