SB241 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Hank Sanders

Democrat

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

Lyman Ward Military Academy, appropriation

Summary

SB241 would appropriate 254,375 from the Education Trust Fund to Lyman Ward Military Academy for its educational program in FY2011, with funds released only after planning and reporting requirements are met.

What This Bill Does

It provides a specific funding amount for Lyman Ward Military Academy to support its educational program for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2011. The release of funds is contingent on the academy submitting an operations plan and an audited financial statement, plus quarterly and end-of-year performance reports. State fiscal authorities would review these reports and forward them to the Joint Fiscal Committee.

Who It Affects

• Lyman Ward Military Academy in Camp Hill, Alabama — would receive $254,375 to support its educational program for FY2011, but only if it submits the required plans and reports.
• Alabama state fiscal management and oversight bodies (Director of Finance and Joint Fiscal Committee) — would review and approve the required reports and manage the timing of fund release under the Budget and Financial Control Act.

Key Provisions

• Appropriates $254,375 from the Education Trust Fund to Lyman Ward Military Academy for the educational program for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2011.
• The appropriation is subject to the provisions and limitations of the Budget and Financial Control Act and related Alabama statutes.
• Before any funds are released, the academy must submit an operations plan for 2010-2011 and an audited financial statement for 2008-2009.
• The academy must provide quarterly reports on actual expenditures and accomplishments, and an end-of-year performance report for 2010-2011 detailing work, services, costs, and meaningful measures of program effectiveness.
• The Director of Finance shall forward copies of all required reports to the Joint Fiscal Committee in a timely manner.
• The act becomes effective October 1, 2010.

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Subjects

Appropriations