Utah § 72-10-129 - Expenditures for Civil Air Patrol.

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§ 72-10-129. Expenditures for Civil Air Patrol.

Effective 5/14/2019
72-10-129.  Expenditures for Civil Air Patrol.
(1) The department may expend state aeronautics funds for the Utah wing of the Civil Air Patrol to be used to:
(a) purchase aviation facilities, training, supplies, and equipment;
(b) defray maintenance and rental costs of hangar facilities and aircraft;
(c) purchase maintenance supplies and equipment for the communications network of the Civil Air Patrol; and
(d) provide administrative costs approved by the department.
(2) The expenditures may not exceed in any fiscal year the amount appropriated to the Utah wing of the Civil Air Patrol by the Legislature.


Amended by Chapter 431, 2019 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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