Travel Expense Guidelines
Travel Guidelines - In-District and Out-of-District
1. Daily Travel
Generally, District business within our service area, or brief out-of-town meetings, will result in expenses incurred for one day of travel. (However, see Overnight Travel guidelines for further information about “local” travel.)
2. Overnight Travel
Any assignment/job away from the main place of work that is temporary (lasting less than 30 days) or seminar/workshop that is out of the city or general business area is considered overnight travel. This type of travel must be accounted for on a District approved Travel Reimbursement Form, with a signed Leave of Absence Form attached (samples of these forms available in Forms Appendix 5.6). See item 2 below, for a description of the types of travel expenses that are appropriate for reimbursement.
Specific Procedures for Travel Reimbursements and Advances
Student Travel Facilitation
Travel FormsSystem Office Risk Management department is responsible for safety throughout the college district. They have provided forms needed when facilitating student travel.