The Direct Appropriation process occurs annually. It is important to adhere to all guidelines set forth in the present contract, expending the funds as noted in the Spending Plan, and have no findings of noncompliance associated with the monitoring visit by the Office of Financial Accountability. It is a good idea to make certain that your agency is able to provide information as to the successes that it has produced for this year.
Once the invoice has been received by Metro Payment Services, it will be promptly reviewed and scanned into the electronic approval and payment system. The payment is usually deposited into your bank account within approximately 15 business days.
Revisions less than 10% of any line on the Plan will not require pre-approval (all revisions are subject to Metro’s review and approval). The recipient shall notify us of Plan revisions prior to submitting the invoice to Metro Payment Services. For Plan revisions greater than 10% of any line on the Plan, the Plan Revision Letter should be completed and sent with the Revised Spending Plan Form to Vaughn Wilson. Future invoices sent to Metro Payment Services should reflect the revisions.
No. Most payments are made electronically, however for obvious security reasons and due to the quantity of business administered by Metro Treasury Department, it is not feasible or cost effective to pull certain checks.
No. The contract may only be signed by the Board Chair or Board President of your organization.