Travel Reimbursement (Student Members)
Contingent upon available funds, student members are eligible to receive travel reimbursement for their commute to their service sites, JusticeCorps-specific trainings and events. Members may not submit claims greater than the actual distance traveled. In addition to that, the calculation for travel may not exceed the distance between a member’s campus and their service site. Members must also carefully review additional travel reimbursement information and instructions specific to their method of transportation.
Personal Vehicle
Additional Information and Instructions
Generally, members may only select between a parking or a mileage claim on any given day (offsite JusticeCorps trainings and events are the exception, in which they may claim both). Mileage calculation may not exceed the distance between a member's campus and service site. Parking reimbursement is limited to $7 per day and requires a receipt.
Members using a personal vehicle to commute to service must use the court's Travel Expense Claim (TEC) form to request reimbursement. Claims must be submitted within 60 days from the date of travel. Members submit Travel Expense Claim forms to Dan Siskind, (dsiskind@alameda.courts.ca.gov), for processing.
Along with their first TEC Members should submit an Allowable Milage form documenting their regular commute distance.
Additional Information and Instructions
Public transportation costs are reimbursed using the Travel Expense Claim Form (TEC).
Dan Siskind, dsiskind@alameda.courts.ca.gov.
Along with their first TEC Members should submit an Allowable Transit Cost form documenting the cost of their regular travel.
Public Transit
Travel Reimbursement (Fellows)
Contingent upon available funds, full-time members (or fellows/team leads) are eligible to receive travel reimbursement for their commute to service, program trainings and events. Reimbursement for travel to and from service site is limited to $150 per month. Travel expenses (such as mileage, parking, toll-fees, and public transit fare) to off-site JusticeCorps program trainings, events, and AmeriCorps Days of Service may be claimed separately, or in addition to the monthly limit of $150. Similarly, fellows required to travel between service locations during their service (i.e. from one court location to another) may be reimbursed for fare or mileage, and will not not count towards their $150 monthly limit. Fellows may not submit a claim greater than the actual distance traveled. For example, if fellows are providing mostly remote service in a given month and their travel expenses do not reach the $150 monthly limit, they may only request for reimbursement reflecting their actual costs. In addition, fellows must also carefully review the additional travel reimbursement information and instructions below specific to their method of transportation.