HB281 Alabama 2010 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Tommy Sherer
Democrat
Co-Sponsors: Ken Guin Duwayne Bridges Richard J. Laird
Session: Regular Session 2010
Title: Appropriations, supplemental appropriation for fiscal year ending September 30, 2010, to Walker County School System for Oakman Elementary School and to Lee County School System for Wacoochee Junior High School
Summary: This act provides supplemental Education Trust Fund money in FY2010 to two Alabama school systems for capital improvements to facilities damaged by tornadoes.
What This Bill Does
It adds $951,351 from the Education Trust Fund in FY2010 to the Walker County School System to fund capital improvements at Oakman Elementary School, which was heavily damaged by a tornado in 2008. It also adds $71,351 from the Education Trust Fund in FY2010 to the Lee County School System to fund capital improvements at Wacoochee Junior High School, as well as a system-owned instructional center and central office building, all damaged by a tornado in 2009. The changes take effect immediately as part of this year's appropriations.

Who It Affects
Walker County School System — receives $951,351 to fund capital improvements at Oakman Elementary School damaged by the 2008 tornado.
Lee County School System — receives $71,351 to fund capital improvements at Wacoochee Junior High School, the instructional center, and the central office building damaged by the 2009 tornado.

Key Provisions
Allocates $951,351 from the Education Trust Fund in FY2010 to the Walker County School System for capital improvements at Oakman Elementary School due to tornado damage.
Allocates $71,351 from the Education Trust Fund in FY2010 to the Lee County School System for capital improvements at Wacoochee Junior High School, the system-owned instructional center, and the system-owned central office building due to tornado damage.
Becomes effective immediately after passage and approval, becoming law.

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Subjects: Appropriations