§ 189 Militia Cash Revolving Fund
This law lets the Adjutant General use a $3,000 cash fund for militia needs without paperwork up front, but the money must be paid back later with proper receipts.
The Adjutant General needs $600 right away to buy rifle parts for the militia.
He can take the $600 from the fund without first filing receipts. After buying the parts, he sends in the receipts and returns the $600 to the fund.
Repayment Amount = Amount Drawn
The Adjutant General draws $1,200 for uniforms.
Result: Repayment Amount = $1,200 (the same $1,200 is put back into the fund after receipts are filed).
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§ 189 Militia Cash Revolving Fund
Last verified: January 11, 2026