Indiana Administrative Code Title 270 - ADJUTANT GENERAL
Indiana Administrative Code – Title 270: Adjutant General
Title 270 of the Indiana Administrative Code (IAC) contains the rules adopted by the Adjutant General of Indiana, the top military officer in the state responsible for overseeing the Indiana National Guard, State Defense Force, and other military-related matters under state jurisdiction.
Overview of Title 270 – Adjutant General
While Title 270 is not as extensive as some other titles, it sets the legal framework for administrative policies under the Adjutant General’s authority. It may include:
Key Areas Covered (typically):
General Provisions
Definitions and scope of authority
Structure and function of the Adjutant General’s office
Military Facilities
Regulation and use of armories
Rental or civilian use of state military property
Maintenance and security standards
Personnel Policies
Rules affecting Indiana National Guard members
Training requirements
Code of conduct and disciplinary actions
State Active Duty Procedures
Deployment rules for emergencies
Coordination with state agencies during disasters
Pay and benefits while on state orders
Administrative Operations
Recordkeeping and reporting requirements
Compliance with state and federal mandates
Role of the Adjutant General (per Title 270)
Commands the Indiana National Guard when under state control
Implements state defense strategies and emergency response operations
Administers policies regarding training, personnel, and military property
Serves as the governor’s principal military advisor
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