The Comptroller studies the cost and feasibility of stipends for Civil Air Patrol members who miss work for certain emergency responses or required training.
The Comptroller studies whether and at what cost a stipend program could pay Civil Air Patrol members for time away from work on specified emergency duties or required training.
The law requires the Comptroller to study whether a stipend program is workable and what it would cost. The study concerns Civil Air Patrol members as defined in state law. The study covers members' time away from work for the listed emergency responses and required emergency services training or exercises. The law took effect upon passage. The Comptroller must report the study's results to the legislature's labor committee by January 1, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.