Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 155-2-.09 - Financial Procedures
Current through Rules and Regulations filed through April 4, 2022
(1) The State
Office will provide funds to local jurisdictions in the grant-in-aid program
for emergency disaster equipment by reimbursement for items procured and paid
for by local organizations.
(2)
Upon receipt from the State Office of an approved application, procurement will
be effected by the local organization in accordance with the standards outlined
in Rule 155-2-.06. Funds must be
obligated by purchase order or similar document within 60 days of approval date
of GCDF 7-2 or prior to the end of the current fiscal year, whichever is
sooner.
(3) Costs in excess of
application estimates. State reimbursement is limited to one-half of the
allowable cost as specified in the approved application. If, however, the final
actual cost exceeds the estimate shown in the application for identical items
and quantities, and additional state funds are available, the state may
contribute toward the additional cost on a matching basis. The state will not
contribute toward costs resulting from procurement of items or quantities which
were not specified on the approved application.
(4) Reimbursement shall be requested using
form GCDF 7-3, Request for Reimbursement. Form GCDF 7-3 will be completed in
accordance with instructions thereon.
(5) Form GCDF 7-3 will be submitted to the
State Director in an original and one copy. A separate GCDF 7-3 will be used
for each approved Application for Grant, GCDF 7-2.
(6) Requests must be based on actual payments
to vendors by the applicant. Reimbursement will be made only for items and
quantities specified in the approved application.
(7) An authorized official of the local
political jurisdiction and the local Emergency Management Director must
authenticate the certification on form GCDF 7-3.
(8) Partial requests for reimbursement are
encouraged when unusual delays in delivery prevent the complete billing against
an approved application.
(9) When a
final request for reimbursement is submitted and some items approved for
procurement were not purchased, a statement to that effect must be attached to
the request.
(10) A copy of the
following documents and similar evidence of the transaction must be attached to
the original of each Request for Reimbursement, GCDF 7-3:
(a) Purchase Order;
(b) Vendor's invoice;
(c) Evidence of Payment;
(d) Evidence of competitive bidding, when
applicable;
(e) Statement that each
item has been marked with the official emergency management insignia, where
practical;
(f) Serial
numbers.
Notes
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