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Tennessee HB1092 establishes a process for reviewing requests for federal aid, requiring the governor and state departments to notify the joint committee on ways and means before applying for or accepting federal aid, with specific thresholds based on the amount of aid. It affects state government entities and mandates reporting requirements for federal aid recipients, including annual summaries of federal fund allocations and expenditures. Key provisions include a review process for federal aid applications or acceptances of $25 million or more, and a requirement for recipients to report on grants exceeding $100,000.
Tennessee HB1092 establishes a process for reviewing requests for federal aid, requiring the governor and state departments to notify the joint committee on ways and means before applying for or accepting federal aid, with specific thresholds based on the amount of aid. It affects state government entities and mandates reporting requirements for federal aid recipients, including annual summaries of federal fund allocations and expenditures. Key provisions include a review process for federal aid applications or acceptances of $25 million or more, and a requirement for recipients to report on grants exceeding $100,000.
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