Southeast Arkansas College can spend up to $7,831,788 from its state fund and $39.7 million from cash funds in 2026–2027, if money is available.
Southeast Arkansas College can spend up to $7,831,788 from its state fund for employee pay and operating costs in 2026–2027, if money is available.
The college can also spend up to $39.7 million from its cash funds in 2026–2027 for listed expenses, including major purchases and building improvements, if money is available.
For 2026–2027, the college has limits of 375 regular positions and 200 additional temporary or part-time workers. The law also caps pay, and hiring requires available money.
Southeast Arkansas College can use its state fund for employee pay and operating costs. The limits include $5,193,802 for regular salaries and $576,604 for temporary help, along with other employee and operating costs. Spending cannot exceed each listed limit or the money available. The college must follow applicable state spending and purchasing rules. This spending authority covers July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
Southeast Arkansas College can spend up to $39,700,000 from its cash funds. Approved uses include employee costs and daily operations. Separate limits allow $20 million for major purchases, $5 million for building improvements, and $1.5 million for debt payments. The authorization does not guarantee that cash is available. Spending must stay within each listed limit and follow applicable state financial rules. This cash-fund spending authority covers July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
The law sets maximum employee counts and pay rates for Southeast Arkansas College. Regular positions include administrators, teachers, and support staff. The 375-position limit includes part-time faculty. These limits do not require the college to fill every position or pay the maximum salary. Temporary workers may be hired when needed using the authorized funds. Their pay cannot exceed the applicable job's legal pay limit. The staffing and pay limits apply for the 2026–2027 fiscal year.
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