The Roger Sarnt Podcast Episode 47 - The New Army Guidelines You NEED to Know (ALARACT 094/2024-Childcare Reimburstment)
Dec 18, 2024
Explore the U.S. Army's new reimbursement policy for childcare transportation costs aimed at easing financial burdens for active-duty service members. Learn how this initiative supports families newly arriving at installations with non-availability of childcare. Key insights include eligibility criteria, maximum reimbursement limits, and common challenges in the claim process. Sergeant Cruz also provides practical tips on documenting proof of non-availability and submitting claims, ensuring parents can maintain childcare while fulfilling military duties.
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Process ALARACTs Before Disseminating
- Read and fully process ALARACT messages before passing them to subordinates.
- Use the references and clickable links provided to understand legal and JTR context.
Pilot Program Is Rooted In Title 37
- The ALARACT links directly to Title 37 and establishes the program as a pilot under law.
- Cross-referencing the U.S. Code clarifies limits and reporting requirements for reimbursement.
Consult JTR Paragraph 050108
- Check JTR chapter 5 paragraph 050108 for the travel-regulation guidance matching the ALARACT.
- Expect the pilot to run from 1 Oct 2024 to 30 Sep 2027 and follow JTR rules for claims.