875—220.104(91D) Private individuals who volunteer services to public agencies.
	220.104(1) Individuals who are not employed in any capacity by state or local government agencies often donate hours of service to a public agency for civic or humanitarian reasons. These individuals are considered volunteers and not employees of such public agencies if their hours of service are provided with no promise, expectation, or receipt of compensation for the services rendered, except for reimbursement for expenses, reasonable benefits, and nominal fees, or a combination thereof, as discussed in rule 875—220.106(91D). There are no limitations or restrictions imposed on the types of services which private individuals may volunteer to perform for public agencies.
	220.104(2) Reserved.
Source: 29 CFR 553.104.