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ASA gets $15 per umpire, to pay for rulebook, insurance, and sustain the National Office Umpire program. Whatever you pay in your area, the balance stays in your local association, to sustain your local programs.
We pay $45 in Georgia; part of the extra $30 goes into a travel fund that pays the travel costs of Georgia umpires to out-of-state National Tournaments. Part goes to compensate the State UIC staff, part goes to meet training and meeting expenses. Part goes to the state association general budget. I would presume that the costs in your states go toward similar expenses.
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