Tennessee § 11-3-208 Gifts and donations

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§ 11-3-208 — Gifts and donations

Tennessee § 11-3-208

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Bluebook

Tenn. Code Ann. § 11-3-208 (2026).

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(a)Any monetary gifts, donations or otherwise received by the department, the commissioner, the division of state parks or by a specific park from a citizen support organization and designated by the citizen support organization for the benefit of a specific park or the park system in general, shall be deposited directly to the account for the specific park or to the general account for the division of state parks, shall not revert to the general fund at the end of the fiscal year and shall be retained in the account until expended, notwithstanding title 9, chapter 4, or such other provisions requiring all funds be deposited into or revert to the general fund.

(b)Any gifts of equipment, materials, or other personal property to a specific park shall be used solely at that park unless the

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(a) Any monetary gifts, donations or otherwise received by the department, the commissioner, the division of state parks or by a specific park from a citizen support organization and designated by the citizen support organization for the benefit of a specific park or the park system in general, shall be deposited directly to the account for the specific park or to the general account for the division of state parks, shall not revert to the general fund at the end of the fiscal year and shall be retained in the account until expended, notwithstanding title 9, chapter 4, or such other provisions requiring all funds be deposited into or revert to the general fund. (b) Any gifts of equipment, materials, or other personal property to a specific park shall be used solely at that park unless the commissioner determines its use at another park is necessary.