New Mexico-Fees

[Michael Mazzulli]

Good afternoon Michael,

Can you send out an email regarding officials fees such as how much a referee, judge, time keeper and a deputy inspector makes per event. I would also like to know how other states pay the officials per diem. Do they pay by the mile or a flat fee for gas? Hotel? Meals? I appreciate it Michael.

Thanks,

Richard C. Espinoza
Executive Director
New Mexico Athletic Commission
P.O. Box 25101
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
(505) 795-4863 (phone)
(505) 476-4546 (fax)

[Trisha Blackstock]

In Arkansas the only fees we have for officials are licensing fees, the promoter of the event pays the officials. All of our inspectors are paid $100 per event, reimbursement for mileage(.42 per mile) and meals, and a hotel room if the event is 70 miles from their home.

[Adam L. Burkhalter]

Check with Andy Foster in Cali. He did a study on this years ago if I remember correctly and created a spreadsheet of the different states and fees.

[Matt Woodruff]

In Georgia:

Boxing Fees:
Chief Official: $300
Referees: $150
Judges: $150
Timekeeper: $150
Inspectors: $75

MMA Fees:
Chief Official: $300
Referees: $300 for head, $150 for secondary
Judges: $150
Timekeeper: $150
Inspectors: $75

Gas rate is $0.575. Officials get travel is over 50 miles and a hotel if travel is over 100 miles.

[Brian Dunn]

In Nebraska, I just charge $150 for referees, $100 for judges and timekeepers for boxing and MMA. I generally figure a reasonable travel/hotel reimbursement if neccessary. Our inspectors are state employees and are paid a per diem rate of $90.

[Jeremy Arneson]

In Wyoming,
Judges $100
Referee $150
Travel:
25-50 miles $50
50-150 miles $100
150+ miles $150
We are a large State, so we put a cap on travel to reduce the burden on the Promoter.

[Katie Crossway]

Good Afternoon,

Oneida Indian Nation Athletic Commission’s official payments are as follows:
Chief Inspector: $1,000
Inspectors: $225
Judges: $225
Referees: $325
Timekeeper: $200

Officials traveling over 50 miles get the federal mileage reimbursement rate, currently .54 per mile, and hotel room. All officials receive meal for both days.

[Matt Schowalter]

In Minnesota we don’t have a fee scale for officials. However, the typical payments are:

Referee – $175-$200
Judge – $75-$100
Timekeeper – $75

There’s no set travel amount. We usually determine travel or lodging on a case by case basis.

Our inspectors are state employees and are paid around $16 an hour. They do receive travel and meal reimbursements that change year to year based on union contracts. This year the mileage rates are $0.54 per mile.

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