§ 16591 State Allocation Board Expenses

• •There is a group called the State Allocation Board that helps with school building projects.
• •The people on this board and the lawmakers who work with them don’t get paid for this job.
• •They can get their money back for things like travel or supplies they needed to do their work.
• •The money for these costs comes from a special fund for school buildings.

A member of the State Allocation Board drives to a meeting 100 miles away to discuss a new school building.

They won’t get a paycheck for going to the meeting, but they can ask to be paid back for the gas they used to drive there. The money for the gas comes from the State School Construction Fund.