What amount should a disbursing officer notify the Commanding Officer and security when transporting funds?

A disbursing officer is required to notify the Commanding Officer and security when transporting funds in excess of $10,000. This threshold is put in place for security and accountability reasons, as transporting larger amounts of cash increases the risks associated with theft or loss.

When funds exceed this amount, there are specific protocols that must be followed to ensure both the safety of the personnel involved and the safeguarding of the funds. Such measures are critical in maintaining the integrity of financial operations within the Navy. This requirement is part of ensuring that there are adequate safeguards and procedures in place when handling significant amounts of money.

The choices reflect varying amounts, but only the threshold of $10,000 aligns with the established protocols that govern the secure transport of funds by disbursing officers.