• Travel Reimbursement Request

    Boulder Town, Utah
  • Utah's 2026 state travel reimbursement policy aligns closely with federal GSA guidelines.

    Key reimbursement rates are as follows:

    • Lodging: Commercial lodging (hotels or vacation rentals) is reimbursed up to $110 per night and requires receipts. A $25.00 per night allowance is available for non-commercial stays (with friends/family), subject to advance town council approval.
    • Meals & Incidentals (M&IE): The standard daily allowance is $68. This rate is reduced to $51 (75% of the standard rate) for the first and last days of travel. A day trip lasting over 12 hours without an overnight stay may also be reimbursed at the $51 rate.
    • Mileage: Personal automobile mileage is reimbursed at a standard rate of $0.725 per mile. Motorcycle mileage is reimbursed at $0.705 per mile.

    Reimbursement for any travel expenses requires approval from the governing body responsible for the budget area from which the funds will be allocated. If there is any uncertainty regarding the approval process, always seek clarification and follow up directly with the Mayor.

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    • Lodging 
    • For overnight lodging, every effort should be made to secure the State contracted rate. Lodging reimbursement requires receipts and may be capped at $110 per night. If staying with family, friends, or elsewhere, a $25 per night rate may apply. Overnight stays are approved only for trips over 75 miles and/or spanning multiple days.

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    • Meals & Incidentals  
    • The standard daily allowance for Meals & Incidentals (M&IE) is $68, broken down as $16 for breakfast, $17 for lunch, $30 for dinner, and $5 for incidentals. This daily rate is reduced to $51 (75% of the standard rate) for the first and last days of travel. A day trip lasting over 12 hours without an overnight stay may also be reimbursed at the $51 rate.

      Note that no reimbursement will be made for a meal if one was provided (e.g., continental breakfast, meals at an event), regardless of whether the employee ate it. To claim breakfast, an employee must leave before 7:00 AM. To claim dinner, an employee must return home after 7:00 PM. Alcoholic beverages are not eligible for reimbursement.

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    • Mileage 
    • Carpooling is strongly encouraged when employees attend the same event.

      Effective January 1, 2026, the following mileage reimbursement rates apply:

      • Personal Automobile: $0.725 per mile
      • Motorcycle: $0.705 per mile
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    • Other Expenses (Registration Fees, Parking, Etc.)  
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    • Total Reimbursement Request, Budget Code, and Declaration 
    • I, certify, to the best of my knowledge, that all information contained in this request and its attachments is true and correct. I affirm that this claim represents a legally approved obligation, and no portion of it has been previously paid to me.

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