4-H Shooting Sports Transfer of Custody Template

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November 10, 2021 - Laura Quist and Michigan 4-H Shooting Sports

The Transfer of Custody template shall be used each time club equipment is removed from its normal storage location for any purpose (workshop, special event, temporary loan to neighboring county program). Custody is the temporary use and/or storage of equipment with a partner and does not change ownership.

Read more about inventory control, maintenance, and reporting in Michigan 4-H Shooting Sports Policies & Procedures and find an Inventory Template here. Equipment logs and storage should also be referenced in the Risk Management Plan and are included on page 2 of the Risk Management Plan template.

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