Rhode Island § 2-3-4 § 2-3-4. Receipts and disbursement of funds for cooperative extension work.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 2-3-4 — § 2-3-4. Receipts and disbursement of funds for cooperative extension work.

Rhode Island § 2-3-4

Title 2Agriculture and Forestry

Ch. 2-3Cooperative Extension District Associations and the Rhode Island Agricultural Council

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 2-3-4 (2026).

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§ 2-3-4. Receipts and disbursement of funds for cooperative extension work.
The district associations organized under this chapter are authorized to receive funds
            from the United States Department of Agriculture, the state, the cities and towns
            of the state, and from individuals, organizations, corporations, and other funding
            sources that may desire to contribute to the educational work contemplated by this
            chapter. The district associations are authorized to disburse the funds received in
            employing extension agents, defraying their expenses, and providing support personnel,
            office facilities, and materials for demonstrations and other forms of educ

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§ 2-3-4. Receipts and disbursement of funds for cooperative extension work.

The district associations organized under this chapter are authorized to receive funds from the United States Department of Agriculture, the state, the cities and towns of the state, and from individuals, organizations, corporations, and other funding sources that may desire to contribute to the educational work contemplated by this chapter. The district associations are authorized to disburse the funds received in employing extension agents, defraying their expenses, and providing support personnel, office facilities, and materials for demonstrations and other forms of education and instruction according to plans and methods approved by the United States Department of Agriculture for carrying out the provisions of the federal Smith-Lever Act, 7 U.S.C. § 341 et seq., and any subsequent act providing for extension work and by the University of Rhode Island.