Alabama § 41-16-125 - State Plan of Operation for State Agency for Federal Property Assistance.
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§ 41-16-125. State Plan of Operation for State Agency for Federal Property Assistance.
The temporary state plan of operation for the state agency for federal property assistance which was approved by the Governor of Alabama on July 14, 1977, and accepted by the General Services Administration on September 14, 1977, shall become the permanent state plan of operation; provided, however, the division shall have authority, with approval of the Governor, to revise said plan from time to time in accordance with regulations as established by the General Services Administration pursuant to Public Law 94-519 which governs the distribution of federal surplus property.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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